The History of the Comedian In Text, Photographs and Film Volume VI - Shirley Temple In Film Part 1

SUBJECTS By CHAPTER:


1. Stories - Humor And Laughter As Therapy


2. Historic Photographs Of Clowns: The Original Stand Up Comic


3. Clown Posters And Other Artwork


4. Historic Photographs Of Comedians


5. Historic Comedic Posters And Artwork


6. Text - Understanding and Communicating through Narratives 


7. Text - You’re A What?  Rodeo Clown


8. Movie - Dora's Dunking Donuts (Public Domain 1933)


A schoolteacher helps his friend Dora by getting his students to help him to make a radio commercial. 


9.    Movie - Managed Money (Public Domain; 1934)


A 1934 Junior Coghlan / Shirley Temple "Frolics of Youth" short.


10.   Movie - The Little Princess (Public Domain; Color; 1939)


In 1899, the young Sarah Crewe (Shirley Temple) is placed into an exclusive London boarding school by her widowed father, a wealthy British army officer about to embark for South Africa and fight in the second Boer war. Although she had previously spent all her life in India, Sarah adapts well to her new surroundings. However, things take a turn for the worse when her father is reported dead in battle and his South African financial holdings confiscated by the enemy, leaving her alone and penniless.