Glad Rags To Riches
Shirley , as a nightclub entertainer, tap-dances and sings her first onscreen song. (1932)

War Babies
Shirley provides the entertainment in a café filled with pint sized GI's. (1932)

Kid 'N' Hollywood
When the show's temperamental star refused to go on Shirley gets her big break. (1932)

Polly Tix In Washington
Shirley is hired by unscrupulous politicians to sway the vote of an idealistic senator. (1932)

Kid 'N' Africa
Tarzan must save Shirley from becoming dinner for a group of African cannibals. (1932)

Dora's Dunking Doughnuts
A meek schoolteacher cooks up a perfect scheme to promote his sweetheart's doughnuts: His music class will perform on the local radio show. (1933)

Pardon My Pups
Shirley's brother cares for a ragged-looking expectant dog over the objections of their cantankerous father. (1934)

Shirley Temple - Biggest Little Star of the Thirties
Edited from Newsreels, here's an interesting look at Shirley's life as she attends her first premiere, meets with Will Rogers and visits with Eleanor Roosevelt. Enjoy watching Shirley accept her special Academy Award and drive her own little car around the studio lot.

 

The Little Princess
Shirley Temple has never been more endearing than in the role of Sara Crewe, an aristocratic child forced by fate from her home in India to a cheerless London boarding school. Though she is alone and penniless, Sara's wit and charm lead her to fabulous adventures and enduring friendships.

From India's exotic jungles to the shilling rain of Victorian London, this heartwarming tale recounts a little girl's valiant struggle to overcome hardship and is an enchanting film for all ages.