Through My Mom's Eyes: Ideal Shirley Temple Dolls She Adored
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- Welcome to today's heartwarming episode, where we dive into something incredibly special-my Mom's cherished collection of Ideal Shirley Temple dolls! 🎀✨
We will explore these adorable dolls and take a moment to honor Shirley Temple's incredible legacy, both as an iconic child star and as a remarkable U.S. Ambassador.
So sit back, grab your favorite doll, and let's revel in the beauty and history of Shirley Temple and these classic Ideal dolls that captured her likeness.
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- Rachel & the VDC Team
🕒 Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:27 - The different types of Shirley Temple Dolls
03:06 - The Life of Shirley Temple
03:45 - My Mom's Dolls
05:32 - Shirley Temple Cowboy Doll
08:49 - Shirley Temple Baby Dolls
10:24 Shirley Temple Dolls from the 1980s
11:29 PlayPal Shirley Temple
12:04 Shirlet Temple Original Box
12:42 Closing Thoughts
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I have a second kitchen with an adjoining bedroom that is dedicated to my Shirley Temple collection of 30 years. Being part of a wonderful doll group, we traveled to Shirley’s families auction, buying things worn & owned by Shirley adding to our wonderful collections.
Hi Rachel! I will always love the Shirley Temple dolls because my father brought me one from New York City in 1965 just before he died at the age of 36. He was in NYC for cancer treatment. I don't know what happened to my doll after my mom died, but I am so glad you have your mother's dolls, Rachel, and I was very happy to watch this video. Please keep them coming because we all truly love you! I check my email every morning to see if there's a new video- and I bet so many others do that too!
xoxo Linda
Linda, your story is so touching. What a cherished memory of your father, and how special that he brought you a Shirley Temple doll during such a challenging time. It's wonderful to hear that our videos bring you joy, and we're thrilled you look forward to them. Sending you all the love and warmth as you continue cherishing those beautiful memories.
I love Shirley Temple. I've watched her since I was a kid, and now I have my granddaughters watching her.. I love all of her movies. I inherited dolls and plates from my aunt, and I love them..
Rachel this was an Outstanding Feature on Your Show….No one does it Better to Proclaim “Enjoy Your Collecting, No Matter What anyone says.” and this Showcase is Solid GOLD ;] 💫⭐️We All LOVE Shirley Temple ❤ She was & Forever Will be Priceless ;] And…Guess What?? My Birthday is the same day as Shirley Temple April 23rd. I was 6 weeks old when Marilyn Monroe passed….I will let you do the Math ;] GOD BLESS Ya Rachel & Your Beautiful Family & LOVING Helper Christopher…He could & probably is…Santa’s Helper ;] I am a Collector of Bears & Black Dolls…So I send You a Grreat BIG BEAR HUGG from Northern Alberta, Canada!! 🇨🇦 “Grrrrr!!” We LOVE ❤Our American Cousins!🇺🇸
Wow, sharing a birthday with Shirley Temple is incredible! Your enthusiasm is so infectious, and that bear hug from Northern Alberta felt super warm. Thanks for being a cherished part of our doll-loving community! 🌟
Loved Shirley Temple. Thank you for sharing your Mom's dolls. My Mom fixed my hair like Shirley's when I was small and my Dad always said I looked like her. Lol. I lived Heidi movie.
I only have two Shirley Temple dolls a 1957 vinyl and a 22" compo. I loved all her movies. Your mother's Shirley's are awesome. I love big dolls.❤
Beautiful dolls! I also agree with you that the 30's did an amazing job! My favorite is the cow girl!❤
Thank you so much!
As a kid I always watched Shirley Temple movies.They usually came on mid-day on Sundays. Now I find myself watching them here on CZcams. She was so very intelligent and talented lady who I always admired. Your Mom's dolls are amazing.
Shirley Temple movies are such timeless classics! It's wonderful how they continue to resonate across generations. It's lovely to hear that you admire her and can now revisit those memories on CZcams. And thank you for the kind words about the dolls; it's a joy to share them with fellow enthusiasts like you! 😊🌟🎬
I actually have an 18-20 inch Shirley, composition, from the 30's. She does have a lot of crazing on her legs. I don't have her original clothes but made her a dress.
A friend gave her to me when she was moving and so I will always treasure this doll. I reset her hair in curlers and it turned out well.
I don't think I have ever watched her movies but have certainly heard about her for many years. She was a remarkable person.
Your mom's dolls are amazingly beautiful and she obviously took great care of them.
Thank you for sharing so many special moments in this doll world that we love!
What a treasure to have a Shirley from the '30s, even with a little crazing! It sounds like you've given her a loving home, and even made her a dress-how special. Isn't it wonderful how these dolls keep connecting us to people and memories? Thank you for sharing your own special moments in this doll world! 🌟
You are so right! Thanks for all you do for everyone out here!!🥰@@RachelHoffmanDolls
I love Shirley Temple ! I have five different Shirleys !
I've always loved ST since her movies were shown on TV in the 50's. My sister had one of her dolls from about 1958. But I'm the doll collector and have a few Shirleys. My first in the collection I found as a teenager...was a large composition one for $3 at a garage sale!!! Sadly, Shirley died on MY birthday!
What a journey you've had with your Shirley Temple collection! Scoring your first one for $3 at a garage sale is like finding treasure. While it's bittersweet that Shirley passed on your birthday, it's another connection you have with her. Thanks for being a part of our doll-loving community!
My mom would tell me how popular Shirley Temple's movies were during the Great Depression. For a 10-cent admission, you could go to a Shirley Temple movie and forget your worries for an hour or so, and smile. There's an interesting book, "The Little Girl Who Fought the Great Depression: Shirley Temple and 1930s America," by John F. Kasson, that chronicles Shirley's story. :)
That's so fascinating! Shirley Temple truly was a beacon of hope and joy during a difficult time. Thanks for sharing that book recommendation; it sounds like a must-read for Shirley fans and history buffs alike. Your mom was spot-on about the magic of a Shirley Temple movie! 🎬🌈
I read that book. Very interesting. I might read it again!
I really liked the movie "Heidi." I always loved the story as a child, and the movie made it that much more memorable. I loved seeing your Mom's collection of Shirley Temple dolls. It's so special that you have those!
E too! Ditto the doll!
"Heidi" is such a classic, and Shirley Temple truly brings the story to life! Isn't it magical how these movies and dolls can spark joy across generations? Thanks for sharing your love for "Heidi" and for appreciating the sentimental value of family collections! 🌟
The movie Heidi was a big favorite to watch while ironing. I’d read the book when a little girl…I was all of 12 at that point…and the movie did a pretty good job of staying faithful to the book. Now that I’m pretty much bedridden I am very attached to my IPad! Brings me the world and your wonderful videos are among that world.
Texas Ranger has always been a favorite of mine. I have one of her Texas Ranger outfits that she wore in the 1936 Texas centennial celebration.
Wonderful episode, thank you! My mother (born c. 1930) was a HUGE Shirley Temple fan and bought me one of the vinyl Shirleys in the late 1950s. Unfortunately I played with this doll a lot...so her wig is a bit disarranged and she lost her sparkly Shirley Temple pin along the way ;) but she is a treasured part of my collection!
Oh, how special to have a Shirley Temple doll that's been loved and played with! Those "imperfections" like a disarranged wig or a missing pin just add character and tell a story. Thanks for sharing your treasured connection with us! 🌟
Id love any of them so sweet
i love Shirley Temple, My Grandma was the same age as Shirley. Grandma used to tell us she could have passed for Shirley Temple as a child. I have 6 Shirley Temple dolls. All are modern. One sadly had an accident and has a broken arm, She was made by hobbyist and its the Shirley Temple head on the body for Hilary By Dianna Effner. I need to get her a new arm but people do not believe me when i say i need the Hilary arms for her. I wish people in the doll groups on facebook were a bit kinder. My favourite Shirley Temple Movie is The Little Princess. I think i have seen most of her movies. I have not seen the ones she did when she was older but i will someday.
Oh wow, your Grandma could've been a Shirley lookalike? That's so cool! 😄 Sorry to hear about the broken arm on your hybrid Shirley/Hilary-hope you find that arm soon! Doll groups should be a safe space to share, right? Love that The Little Princess is your fave, it's such a classic. 🎬
Thanks for sharing,
Rachel and the VDC Team 🌟
Just found one in thrift store. It is vinyl newer on, but I'm so happy to have found it. Will really enjoy it for a long time. So glad you did this video about her
Love the movies. My favorite is The Little Princess, with a close second is The Little Colonel.
Oh, those are some heartwarming classics! "The Little Princess" and "The Little Colonel" have a magical way of pulling you into their stories, don't they? 🎬 Makes me want to have a cozy movie night! Thanks for sharing your favorites with us!
I love Shirley Temple through her sweet movies! I love the "Little Colonel" movie. I never got the doll. But I love the sweet little actress! 🥰
Wonderful video! Thank you so much for showcasing her. I don't have any Shirley Temple dolls, but I loved Shirley Temple herself - so bright and positive - what's not to love?
You're so right-Shirley Temple's brightness and positivity are simply irresistible! Even if you don't have any of her dolls, loving her spirit is more than enough. Thanks for enjoying the video and being part of our community! 🌟
The Shirley temples dolls will always be my favorite! Especially the composition ones ❤
Ilove Shirley Temple! I watched her movies when I was little. my mother received a Shirley Temple doll when she was five which would have been in 1937. I have her doll now!
Oh, how wonderful! A Shirley Temple doll from 1937 is a true gem, especially with such a heartwarming family story behind it. It's like a little piece of history that connects generations. Shirley Temple's movies and dolls have a timeless charm that continues to enchant, doesn't it? Thanks for sharing this delightful tidbit with us! 🌟
Hello Rachel and Christopher! I do love Shirley Temple. I bought her movie boxed set a few years ago. I love the movie Heidi and The Little Colonel. A few years back I bought a ca. 1950's, 19", flirty-eyed Shirley. Like all my dolls, she isn't perfect, but she's perfectly loved.
Hello there! Oh, a Shirley Temple movie boxed set is such a treasure! 🎬 Heidi and The Little Colonel are iconic, aren't they? And wow, a 1950s flirty-eyed Shirley doll? She sounds like a cherished member of your collection. Dolls don't have to be perfect to be perfectly loved, and it sounds like you've got that down to a T! 🌟
Sending love to you and your 'perfectly loved' dolls,
Rachel
Beautiful vintage Shirleys! They look perfect. I don’t own any Shirley dolls, but have always wanted a 12” Shirley from the 50s. Maybe one day. My niece Rebecca is a huge Shirley fan and has many of her dolls. I’m going to share this video with her. Thank you Rachel (and Christopher for the display and camera work). 😊
So glad you enjoyed the vintage Shirley showcase! A 12” Shirley from the '50s would be an amazing addition. It's great that your niece Rebecca shares the Shirley love-hope she enjoys the video as much as you did! And kudos to Christopher for making the magic happen behind the scenes. 🌟
Thank you Rachel, wonderful video pertaining to Shirley. My favorite Shirley movie is, "Heidi"
Love Shirley Temple who was the same age as my mom, who was also named Shirley. I have mom's Shirley Temple, made by a company in Canada. Mom wanted the Ideal version, though, so she was disappointed!
I completely agree, Rachel!! The 1930's composition Shirleys are the best. They were designed by a man named Bernard Lipfert ( which you probably know already!).
You're absolutely right about Bernard Lipfert, the genius behind the design! The 1930s composition Shirley dolls truly capture her charm in a special way. It's like having a little piece of film history right in your collection! 🌟
I also inherited the small dolls you have in boxes. Love every one of them
This is the video I was waiting for ❤ love love Shirley temple dolls especially the composition ones! ❤ thank you
I have the Danbury Mint dress-up Shirley. I also grew up in Palo Alto, Ca and knew from a young age that her home was nearby, in Los Altos Hills. Often visited her doll collection when it was displayed at Stanford Children's Hospital. Love her movies; miss her.
How cool that you not only have a Danbury Mint Shirley but also grew up so close to her home! Visiting her doll collection at Stanford Children's Hospital must have been incredibly special. Thanks for sharing those unique connections and your love for her movies. She truly left a lasting impact! 🌟
I've always loved Shirley Temple doll, although I don't have any in my collection. Thanks for the great video, and it was wonderful seeing you at the convention in Bellevue!
So thrilled you enjoyed the video and it was a treat seeing you at the convention in Bellevue! 🎉 Here's hoping a Shirley Temple doll finds its way into your collection soon. She's a classic worth having! 🌟
My mom grew up during the depression. She had a friend who had a Shirley Temple doll that was kept on the upper shelf in the closet. They could look at the doll but even the owner was not allowed to touch it. I bought my mom a composition Shirley doll because of that. Now that my mom is gone, I have her Shirley.
What a heartwarming story! Your mom's Shirley Temple doll must be a treasured keepsake, a symbol of dreams and memories from a bygone era. It's so special that you could give your mom a doll that she only dreamed of having as a child. Thanks for sharing this touching journey with us! 💖🎀
These are two very beautiful examples of composition Shirley Temple dolls! Thank you for showing us. I have come across various styles of Shirley dolls but have never added one to my collection. Sadly, many of them have not aged well or are a poor likeness of her. I hope to find my Shirley some day. I am a big fan of her. My Grandmother used to put my hair in rags at night and in the morning I wouldn’t let her brush them out because I wanted those Shirley Temple sausage curls!🥰💕
Oh, the cherished memories of those Shirley Temple sausage curls! 😍 Your Grandmother must have had her work cut out for her. Here's to you finding that perfect Shirley doll to add to your collection-one that truly captures her likeness and spirit. May your Shirley hunt be as fun as her iconic dance numbers! 💃💫
Such amazing condition your mums dolls are in. I always wanted a Shirley Temple doll. but have never seen one that shouted out to me. I have original black and white photo's of Shirley with her antique dolls in my bathroom, guests always think that is is me with one of my antique dolls as a child ha!! I dont understand how Ideal came up with that face in the 80s nothing like her original face. Shirley started of her career in Baby burlesque ,and what an amazing performer she was. Thank you for sharing Rachel. Thought we were going to see Miss Holland Diana
Haha, love that guests think the Shirley photos are you as a child-that's awesome! 📸 Ideal's 80s Shirley was definitely a different vibe, right? And oh, Baby Burlesque, what a throwback! Glad you enjoyed the share. Miss Holland Diane might make a cameo soon! 😉
Oh I hasten to add I am not as old as Shirley would be now ha!!!!! Will be lovely to have that adorable little dolly make an appearance xxxxx@@RachelHoffmanDolls
I love Shirley temple
Don’t we all
Yes we do!!@@taylornoren642
14:16 I grew up watching Shirley Temple movies in the 50's. Love watching them now. I have dolls from 30's to 90's. Would love to find the cowgirl that I can afford.
It's hard to believe the newer Shirley's don't compare to her looks like the older dolls.
Too hard to choose a certain movie.
Great video, loved it!
The composition Shirley doll is the best. I have four Shirley dolls. I enjoyed all her movies but my favorites are Little Miss Broadway, The Little Colonel, Sara Crew, where her father brought her to Mss. Minchin Boarding school and she was disliked by the Head mistress. Also, the picture of Shirley with her Auto Biography was the book she signed for me in person in NYC .The line went around the corner of the long block for those who wanted to meet her and have their book signed by her.
Wow, four Shirley dolls and an autographed autobiography? That's amazing! Sounds like you have a deep appreciation for both her films and her as a person. It's incredible that you got to meet her in NYC-what a memory to treasure. Thanks for sharing your favorites and your special Shirley moments! 🌟
Thank you so much for doing this Shirley Temple video. I have always adored her. And was given a mint in box 11” doll from the first year they came out in a light blue dress from my moms best friend.She had it as a child, and was Not aloud to play with it, because they didn’t have much money and her mom wanted it to stay nice. I was also given a vinyl one in the 50’s, and later in the 80’s bought a few of the small ones in different. Outfits than what you showed.I just picked ones I thought reminded me the most of her. I love watching her movies as a child , and as I grew up also . She was just adorable. Your big dolls look amazing.I can see why your favourite one is the cowgirl, with all the details. Both of those dolls have great looking wigs. Mine is also perfect like those. I wondered if the one in the dress was glazed, because she is shiny. I look forward to hearing more about Shirley Temple dolls!
What a treasure trove of Shirley Temple memories you have! From mint-in-box vintage dolls to newer ones, your collection sounds absolutely stunning. It's lovely how Shirley's charm has transcended generations in your family. I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed our video and took note of the details, like the cowgirl outfit and wigs! As for the shiny doll, yes, some older versions do have a glazed finish, giving them that unique sheen. Stay tuned for more Shirley Temple doll goodness on our channel! 🌟
@@RachelHoffmanDolls now that you mentioned it, my older doll is a bit shiny. I think under the lights in your shop it made her look more shiny. I loved the video and shared it with my mom Marilyn who is in her mid 90’s. And there are photos of my mom with her hair fixed like Shirley Temple. She had very chubby cheeks and legs ,and her nick name was “ chubby dinks”. Her father was a pastor, and at 5 they were able to get her to sing solos at the church.She grew up into a beautiful woman , and in the 9th grade was voted the best figure in her high school. She’s still a natural beauty in her 90’s.
Used to watch Shirley Temple movie matinees at my Nanas house on a Sunday afternoon in Australia 💖... as a little kid I wanted to be her 😂... she was a gorgeous little human 😊❤
Ah, Sunday afternoons with Shirley Temple movies sound like the epitome of cozy! She really was a one-of-a-kind gem that inspired so many, and it's lovely that you have those nostalgic memories from your Nana's house. Thanks for sharing your heartwarming connection! 🌟
Rachel, I really LOVE you Mom's Shirley Temple Dolls, but my favorite of the 2 Dolls from 1934 and 1915 is the ❤❤Stand Up and Cheer Shirley Temple Doll❤❤ with her adorable red polka dot dress❤❤❤❤❤!! Even with the crazing and the eyes that were repainted, she just feels so 1930s Shirley Temple which is my favorite version!❤❤❤❤❤!! However, I really LOVE the 🤠Cowgirl Shirley Temple too🤠❤❤ with her jewelry, costume, and her gun❤❤❤❤❤!!!! I also LOVE the excellent condition that the Shirley Temple Cowgirl is in too❤❤❤❤❤!!! I also really😍😃😲 LOVED that one photo @2:28 of Shirley Temple Doll where she looked like a REAL person with her life like face and hair locks😲😍😃❤❤❤❤❤!!!! However, I do not like the 1980s Ideal version of Shirley Temple dolls which not only do not look like Shirley Temple and I do not like they way they look. As far as Shirley Temple movies go and although they were made before I was born, I liked The Little Colonel when Shirley was dancing with Bojangles❤❤, Curly Top where Shirley Temple is an orphan she sings, "Animal Crackers in my Soup"❤❤❤, and from Wee Willie Winkie with the scene with Shirley Temple visiting the prisoner which was very sweet and innocent🤗🤗❤❤❤❤❤!!! I have not watched Shirley Temple movies for many years now, so I will have to refresh my memory by watching on You Tube!!! Rachel, Thank you for sharing your Mom's beautiful Shirley Temple Dolls and other photos of Shirley Temple Dolls with us❤❤❤❤❤❤❤!!!
PS, My Mom signed me up for dance lessons and put me in Sausage curls ,or tried to. I was born on April .23rd, 1953 (ST's birthday) Love her movies and still watch them.
Hi Rachel, I too adore my Shirley's and never had one until I started haunting antique shops .I own about 10 Shirley's now of all types.(.except the newer ones ) I do have the Shirley Baby put out by Ashton Drake. I sold all of the others in the ninety's. I have a 20 in" compo Shirley completely restored that I found in pieces ,all torn up, and filthy . I couldn't leave her behind . She is beautiful, but needs a little color. The gal who did the work did not want to make her look too new. I am redoing some vinyl Shirley's with original clothes ,but messy hair. Doll part sells Twin Pines doll hair products that work well. I'd love a compo Shirley baby. Thanks for the video.
Wow, 10 Shirley dolls-that's an impressive collection! Rescuing and restoring a torn-up Shirley into a beauty speaks volumes about your love for these dolls. It's always a balance between keeping their original charm and giving them a little TLC. Thanks for the tip on Twin Pines doll hair products and for sharing your Shirley journey! 🌟
I have one Shirley Temple doll -- I don't collect them and I'm not a big "fan". But I wanted to have one and I looked a long time for one that I like (some of them are actually ugly!) and that I could afford. Mine is the one in the blue dress with black ribbon trim which you showed for a moment in the video. 1958, I think, which is appropriate for me -- just about to stop playing with dolls and start highschool.
I grew up watching Shirley temple. I wanted to be just like her. I wanted to learn to tap dance and wear her dresses. …. How I miss those days. I have four daughters now. I swear when my second daughter was 2 she looked just like Shirley with her little curls and blonde hair, so of course I was there dressing her up like Shirley 😂. She’s already 12 now. None of my four girls could get into Shirley Temple like how I loved her movies 🤷🏻♀️ times have changed lol too much stuff out to watch now. 😅
Ah, the magic of Shirley Temple transcends generations, doesn't it? It's so sweet that you dressed up your daughter to resemble Shirley. While times have indeed changed, and there are many more entertainment options nowadays, the nostalgia and charm of Shirley Temple movies still hold a special place in our hearts. Who knows, maybe your daughters will grow to appreciate Shirley in their own time. Thank you for sharing your lovely memories! 🎀
Oh thank you for this video! My Aunt left me her Shirley Temple from 1930’s and I remember playing with her and loving her so. Problem is the rubber bands or whatever they were made with have deteriorated and I so long to get her refurbished so I can enjoy her the rest of my life! Is there any way you could give me an idea who in this country refurbishes these beloved dolls?
I’m an avid Barbie and Gene doll collector as well but this dear Shirley is longing to come out of her storage so this now 70 year old niece can enjoy her!
Hello!
Oh, what a touching story! It's so special that you have your Aunt's 1930s Shirley Temple doll. Those memories are priceless! 🌟
We totally get the urgency to breathe new life into such a treasure. While we primarily focus on our in-shop creations, there are many skilled doll restoration experts out there. It's important to find someone experienced with vintage Shirley Temple dolls to ensure the refurbishing is done respectfully. You can look for someone on the Doll Doctor's Association website to start. Sending you all the love and encouragement to get your cherished Shirley Temple doll out of storage and back into your life!
Doll hugs,
Rachel and the VDC Team 🌟💖
@@RachelHoffmanDolls thank you so much ! I will keep you posted on my journey! I’ve had her for over 20 years now and I just take her out and love her often! My beautiful daughter isn’t into my fills but my 24 year old granddaughter is so when I’m 95 and have to leave the planet she told me she will love them u til she finds the right person to adopt them for yet another generation!
Sending you much love! You and Christopher have just given me such joy since I found you on CZcams!
Hoping to get into the Grace Doll soon!✨✨😘
I purchased a 1983 Ideal vinyl But I sold them. I only now have my 1934 composition dolls . I have a couple of 1953 Vinyl Cheers from Canada
Oh, wow! That's quite a journey through doll history you've had! The 1934 composition dolls must be truly special, like a trip back in time. And those 1953 vinyl dolls? Definitely vintage treasures! Cheers to you and your curated collection from all of us here in Colorado! 🌟
Grandma has one medium small size in light blue dress she did play with it, but once kids came then grandkids her doll been in glass box for family to see.
In France Shirley movies very rarely air. One day I decided it was time to discover more of her work. In a few weeks saw pretty much everything. So lovely!! Talented and sweet.
I've discovered your channel through Shirley videos ❤
Loved your passion for dolls, open heart et open mind, and soon to be mom.
I didn't know a thing about antiques, all my dolls are from the 80s ^^
My grandmother was a dressmaker. I loved when she was shopping for fabrics. She taught me a lot.
I love fashions, I love dolls, so I was hooked by your channel ❤
Oh, how wonderful to hear that your journey into Shirley Temple's world led you to our channel! 🎬 Isn't she just magical? And it sounds like your grandmother passed on a special love for fabrics and fashion to you. Thanks for being part of our doll-loving community! We're so glad you're here! ❤️🎉
@@RachelHoffmanDolls Shirley was spectacular and unique. So glad to be here too among such passionate people 💓
cowboy shirley is a dream doll for me, is that real leather omg 😱
The Shirley Temple doll you have on the video. I have the same one with the red bow in her hair and the red pokea dotted dress..
In the 1970s, I wanted a Shirley Temple doll in that polka dot dress but never got it. A couple of years ago, I found an Ashton Drake toddler size doll that I have hidden in my closet
Ooh, a hidden treasure! It sounds like you finally got your Shirley Temple dream doll, even if it took a little while. There's something extra special about fulfilling a childhood wish. Thanks for sharing your delightful doll journey with us! 🌟
I have the standup and cheer from 1977 and another different one from the 1980's outfit! in vinal. My mom also dubbed for here in some of here movies back in the early 30s. She also was the little girl that put her head in the lion mouth for the Leo the lion act to in tice people to buy the Shirley dolls in front of the theaters too!
Wow, that's absolutely fascinating! What an incredible piece of history you and your family have with Shirley Temple. It sounds like your mom had quite the adventurous spirit! Owning those dolls from the '70s and '80s, along with your mom's unique connection to Shirley, makes your collection exceptionally meaningful. What a treasure trove of stories you must have! 🌟
Thanks for sharing this amazing connection with us!
I would luv a Shirley doll but as I don't have alot of room I am looking for one that speaks to me to add to my doll collection.
I totally get it! Finding that perfect Shirley Temple doll that "speaks" to you will make it an extra-special addition to your collection. Limited space just means you'll curate a more meaningful selection! Keep an eye out for the one that resonates with you; she'll be worth the wait. 😊
@@RachelHoffmanDolls so true true, I've rarely regretted any purchases I do make because of having to really think about it. Sometimes less is more ya know.
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M he ow can I buy one
Here is a link for you! www.virtualdollconvention.com/graceboutique/shirley-temple-club-grace
Cowboy outfit was made to duplicate aher Texas centennial celebration she attended & the outfit she wore during it
Ideal's '80s ones are horrid!