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20th Century Fox point to “THE SHIRLEY TEMPLE: AMERICA’S SWEETHEART COLLECTION VOL. 2″ (Fully Restored/Dolby Digitally Remastered) — now in COLOR and Magnificent Dark and White — In 2004, Shirley Temple teamed with Memoir Films to restore, colorize and release her earliest gloomy and white films, as well as episodes of her 1960 television series, The Shirley Temple Storybook Collection — a patented coloring and remastering process makes her narrate perfect charm more vivd than ever — no one can resist Shirley’s charm in all her heart warming films.
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“Shimmering EYES” (released: 28 December 1934) (84 mins) (B&W/Color Versions) - Under David Butler (Director / Screenwriter), Sol Wurtzel (Producer), Edwin H. Burke (Screenwriter), William Conselman (Screenwriter), Arthur C. Miller (Cinematographer) - - - - One of Shirley Temple’s best movies is stolen by an absolutely riotous performance by Jane Withers as Temple’s bratty nemesis-the mean rich kid who picks on dreadful,suitable motherless Shirley —.Worth seeing if you haven’t seen a Shirley Temple film — And this was one of the major hits of the 1930’s featuring Hollywood’s smallest and biggest star Shirley Temple plays an orphan caught up in a custody battle — Shirley worships a daredevil pilot (James Dunn) and through the course of the movie gets the chance to explain and execute immortal “On the Obliging Ship Lollipop” — Also in the steadfast cast are: Jane Darwell, Judith Allen, Charles Sellon and probably the point to stealer Jane Withers — Withers is the perfect rich brat to be mean to the bad diminutive orphan(Temple) — One of the better projects of the busy limited “curly top”.
the cast includes:
Shirley Temple … Shirley Blake
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James Dunn … James ‘Loop’ Merritt
Jane Darwell … Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins
Judith Allen … Adele Martin
Lois Wilson … Mary Blake
Charles Sellon … Uncle Ned Smith
Walter Johnson … Thomas, Chauffeur
Jane Withers … Joy Smythe
Theodore von Eltz … J. Wellington Smythe (as Theodor von Eltz)
Dorothy Christy … Anita Smythe
Brandon Hurst … Higgins
George Irving … Believe Thompson
“BABY Hold A BOW” (released: 30 June 1934) (74 mins) (B&W/Color Versions) - Under Harry Lachman (Director), John Stone (Producer), James P. Believe (Play Author), Philip Klein (Screenwriter), Edward E. Paramore, Jr. (Screenwriter), Lewis William O’Connell (Cinematographer), Bud Green (Songwriter), Samuel Kaylin (Musical Direction/Supervision / Composer (Music Secure), Sam Stept (Songwriter), Duncan Cramer (Production Designer), Royer (Costume Designer), George Leverett (Sound/Sound Designer), Sammy Lee (Choreography) - - - - Shirley Temple shines during her scenes with Dunn and Trevor and our cramped charmer delight her fans with some care for high stepping of dancing and her cute antics — The narrative centers on a likable ex-convict Eddie Ellison (James Dunn) who has harmless fun playing practical jokes on his friends and comes out of jail to marry a trusty woman (Claire Trevor) — Six years later, the couple have young Shirley as their daughter and Eddie tries to fill a job — but a bitter and substandard private investigator (Alan Dinehart) is definite to do whatever it takes to kill Ellison and send him attend to the slammer again and tries to nail him for a theft he wasn’t fervent in — Here is where daddy’s miniature girl Shirley helps her father out by trying to foil the steady crook.
the cast includes:
Shirley Temple … Shirley Ellison
James Dunn … Eddie Ellison
Claire Trevor … Kay Ellison
Alan Dinehart … Welch (private investigator)
Ray Walker … Larry Scott
Dorothy Libaire … Jane Scott
Ralf Harolde … Trigger Stone
James Flavin … Det. Flannigan
Richard Tucker … Stuart Carson (factory owner)
Olive Suppose … Mrs. Stuart Carson
“REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM” (released: 18 March 1938) (80mins) (B&W/Color Versions) - Under Allan Dwan (Director), Raymond Griffith (Producer), Darryl F. Zanuck (Producer), Don Ettlinger (Screenwriter), Charlotte Thompson (Play Author), Karl Tunberg (Screenwriter), Kate Douglas Wiggin (Play Author / Short Epic Author), Arthur C. Miller (Cinematographer), Mack Gordon (Composer (Music Find), Art Lange (Musical Direction/Supervision), Sidney D. Mitchell (Composer (Music Regain), Lew Pollack (Composer (Music Gather), Harry Revel (Composer (Music Procure), Raymond Scott (Composer (Music Gain), Jack Yellen (Composer (Music Gain), Allen McNeil (Editor), Bernard Herzbrun (Art Director), Hans Peters (Art Director), Thomas K. Petite (Position Designer), Crop Castle (Choreography) - - - - Our Petite Shirley Temple turns in another crowd-pleasing performance in this grand family film — Her smile & vivacity are serene pleasing decades later — Shirley is at her peak as a girl singer who is sought by two rival cereal companies to promote their radio commercials — Randolph Scott and Gloria Stuart provide the romance, heading a pretty supporting cas is Helen Westley, Slim Summerville and William Demarest — and the vast Bill `Bojangles’ Robinson is cast as a farmhand - but wait until the film’s final moments when he gets to shine in a tap routine with Slight Shirley — Shirley’s numbers include “Arrive and Acquire Your Happiness” and she also sings a medley of hits from her previous films, among them “On the Honorable Ship Lollipop”, “When I’ m With You” and “Animal Crackers in My Soup”.
the cast includes:
Shirley Temple … Rebecca Winstead
Randolph Scott … Tony Kent
Jack Haley … Orville Smithers
Gloria Stuart … Gwen Warren
Phyllis Brooks … Lola Lee
Helen Westley … Aunt Miranda Wilkins
Slim Summerville … Homer Busby
Bill Robinson … Aloysius
Raymond Scott … Leader of Musical Ensemble (as Raymond Scott Quintet)
Alan Dinehart … Purvis
J. Edward Bromberg … Doctor Hill
Dixie Dunbar … Receptionist
Paul Hurst … Mug
William Demarest … Harry Kipper
Ruth Gillette … Melba
Hats off and thanks to Barry B. Sandrew Ph.D. (Founder, COO & CTO) and his Anecdote Films Staff — looking forward to more high quality releases from the vintage era of the ’20s, ’30s & ’40s — order your copy now from Amazon where there are plenty of copies available on DVD — if you enjoyed this title, why not check out Memoir Films where they are experts in releasing long forgotten films and treasures to the collector — all my heroes have been cowboys!
Total Time: 238 mins on DVD ~ 20th Century Fox. ~ (11/22/2005)
My husband and I both cherish all Shirley Temple memorabilia and were wrathful to receive Vol. 2 of her movie collection.
The quailty of the CD’s was exceptional and the pricing was grand better than we expected.The product was shipped posthaste and we will definately order again as we expand our collection…..A must have!
We would highly reccomend it to all Shirley Temple fans.
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