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 01.06.1953 judy wants to be an actress

 N/A the rainy day

Boy, Shirley had a rough time in that in-between period from the end of her 20th Contract ("Blue Bird" anyone?) until the films she did 1944 and later. She really was a good actress and it's a shame she didn't continue into the 1950's. She's very good in her acting appearances on her TV anthology show.

Steve

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She looked hot in the 40's.

Donald

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She was very pretty as she got older

Dennis

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her last 3 years in features in the 1940's she had some good roles, and strong performances. She truly had a natural talent as an actress, more than just a cute kid that was thrown in front of a camera (much like Jane Withers was a natural comedian as she got older the same time)

Steve

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Procter & Gamble promoted their Ivory Soap and Ivory Snow over the 1942 CBS run of Junior Miss
The June 1942 issue of Radio Mirror provided an in-depth puff piece on Shirley Temple's new life as a 'Junior Miss' in her own right.
March 14th 1942 Billboard review of the premiere of Junior Miss.
Shirley Temple at CBS mike for Shirley Temple Time (1941).
Shirley Temple is presented a commemorative surfboard during her 1935 visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
Caption reads -- One of Shirley's best-known and earliest roles was as 'The Little Colonel,' with Lionel Barrymore as co-star.
LIFE caption reads, 'AT 6 winsome Shirley scored a hit in Stand Up and Cheer.'
Among hundreds of other magazine covers over Shirley Temple's career, she made the cover of the Easter Season Movie and Radio Guide for 1940
Associated Press photo caption reads -- 'Every effort was made to give Shirley a normal life. She spent three hours daily with her tutor, Frances Klamt.'
'Shirley Temple Grows Up' on the cover of the March 30th 1942 LIFE magazine.
Sgt. John Agar and Shirley Temple share glasses of domestic champagne at their wedding.
LIFE Magazine featured Shirley Temple Black in its February 3rd 1958 issue.
Shirley Temple as she appeared in her premiere of 'Shirley Temple's Storybook,' television program.
LIFE magazine article caption reads -- 'SHIRLEY AT 3 played a scrubwoman in Rags to Riches. This was part of series, Baby Burlesks, that kidded adult movies and launched Shirley in films.'
LIFE magazine article caption reads -- 'STORY HOUR AT HOME finds Shirley and husband reading to Charles, 5, Linda Susan, 10, Lori, 3.'
LIFE magazine article caption reads -- 'SHIRLEY TODAY at a Los Angeles press conference displays some new vinyl models of Shirley Temple dolls, which were first marketed 23 years ago.'
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