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(1934)
In her first starring role, curly-topped moppet Shirley Temple plays an ex-con's daughter who sets out to clear her daddy's name in this touching tale. Trying to stay on the straight and narrow, sunny Shirley's father, Eddie (James Dunn), gets a chauffeur job. But when a necklace disappears, Eddie and his pal (Ray Walker) are immediately suspected. It's up to little Shirley to find the jewels and prove her pop's innocence.


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(1934)
Bright Eyes helped make Shirley Temple a box-office star and features her most famous song: "On the Good Ship Lollipop." The little darling of a group of aviators, Shirley splits her time between her pilot godfather (James Dunn) and her long-suffering mother (Lois Wilson), housemaid for a selfish, wealthy family. When an accident leaves Shirley orphaned, Loop sets out to adopt Shirley but soon learns he's not the only one determined to keep her.


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(1936)
Shirley Temple sparkles in this musical comedy about an orphan who fights to remain with her beloved guardian, a kind old lighthouse keeper, when authorities get wind of the girl's living situation. Star (Temple) lives happily with Capt. January (Guy Kibbee), but her life takes an unexpected turn when beastly truant officer Agatha Morgan (Sara Haden) decides Star should be removed from the captain's home and placed in a boarding school.


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(1935)
The original adorable moppet, Shirley Temple, is an orphan who, along with her beautiful older sister, is adopted by a Park Avenue bachelor millionaire (John Boles). Staying true to her roots, though, the curly-haired cutie returns to the orphanage for some rousing song-and-dance numbers with her friends. Irving Cummings directs this family-friendly musical romance that features one of Temple's biggest hits, "Animal Crackers in My Soup."