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One of the most beloved peonies of all time! This classic peony features lovely pink blush and cream flowers. Strong stems help to hold the large 8" blooms. The extremely fragrant blossoms have excellent cut flower appeal. Exceptionally long lived and a prolific bloomer. Grows 30-36" tall in full sun to partial shade. Zones 3-7.

December 11, 2011: My six year old daughter thoroughly enjoyed Little Miss Broadway. I believe this movie has begun her Shirley Temple collection, as she has requested more Shirley Temple movies (but only the colorized versions...LoL!!). I would recommend this movie for any little girl because its wholesome, clean and family oriented. A lot of these shows now-a-days on t.v. are a bit over the top and too advanced for the audience they are suppose to be catered to (and I'm a pretty "hip...

Description Not only the epitome of cuteness, Shirley Temple was a very talented young lady who brought much cheer to America and the world through the gloomy days of the 1930s and beyond. She never recorded commercially (the film company thought it would stop people coming to see the films) so her legacy of charming songs are from film soundtracks. All the favourites are here, like "Animal Crackers In My Soup" and "On The Good Ship Lollipop", as well as a few titles never before issued on CD.

Just Around the Corner is the film in which little Shirley Temple ends the Depression all by herself! The story starts realistically enough, with 10-year-old Penny Hale (Temple) sharing a basement apartment with her widowed father Jeff ( Charles Farrell , in his final Fox film). Once a prosperous architect, Jeff has been working as a hotel janitor-engineer ever since the Wall Street Crash. Ordered by pompous hotel concierge Waters ( Franklin Pangborn ) to keep her place, Penny nonetheless has fun...

Stranded in Shanghai, orphaned Ching-Ching ( Shirley Temple ), the ward of Chinese missionaries, is rescued from harm by playboy Tommy Randall ( Robert Young ). Through a series of unbelievable but entertaining circumstances, Ching-Ching inadvertently stows away on a boat bound for San Francisco, which happens to include Tommy on the passenger list. During the long voyage, our heroine plays little-miss-fixit for the shipboard romance between Tommy and Susan Parker ( Alice Faye ). The two marry to...

Previously filmed as a vehicle for Baby Peggy Montgomery in 1922, Laura E. Richard's Captain January was warmed up as a Shirley Temple picture 14 years later. Temple plays Star, a child of divorce who is looked after by crusty-but-lovable lighthouse keeper Captain January ( Guy Kibbee ). Truant officer Agatha Morgan ( Sara Haden ) determines that the Captain is not providing Star with suitable surroundings or a proper education, and before long our sobbing heroine is whisked away to a boarding school...

"Over the hill" at the tender age of 12, Shirley Temple closed out her 20th Century-Fox contract with the musical seriocomedy Young People . After years of trodding the boards in vaudeville, Wendy Ballantine (Temple) and her adoptive parents Joe (Jack Oakie) and Kit (Charlotte Greenwood retire) to a small town so that the youngster can receive a proper upbringing. Alas, the town is full of Babbitt-like bigots who disapprove of "show people," and who make no secret of their desire that Wendy and her...

The sole survivor of an Indian attack, orphan girl Susannah Sheldon ( Shirley Temple ) becomes the mascot of the Canadian Mountie outpost headed by Superintendent Standing ( Moroni Olsen ). Mountie Angus "Monty" Montague ( Randolph Scott ) and his sweetheart (and Standing's daughter), Vicky ( Margaret Lockwood ), appoint themselves as Susannah's unofficial parents, doing their best to help the girl overcome her terrible ordeal. Eventually, it is "little miss fix-it"Susannah who brings peace between...

This lavish Shirley Temple starrer is set in New York, sometime in the 1850s. While lovable pickpocket "Professor" Eustace Appleby works the crowd, his talented granddaughter Dimples (Temple) dances for pennies. Dimples demands that Appleby stop his thieving ways, but every time he tries to follow the straight and narrow, he comes out the loser (most memorably when he's hoodwinked by a dapper con man played by John Carradine ). While Dimples entertains at the home of society matron Mrs. Caroline...

The old Edward Peble play The Littlest Rebel was gussied up in 1935 as a Shirley Temple vehicle. The curly-topped child star plays Virgie Cary, who lives in Southern-Plantation splendor with her dad Herbert ( John Boles ) and mom ( Karen Morley ). The family's idyllic existence is shattered when the Civil War breaks out. A captain in the Confederacy, Herbert Cary marches off to the battlefield, leaving his faithful family retainers -- including philosophical old Uncle Billy ( Bill "Bojangles" Robinson...

September 27, 2010: I thought this was a good movie, but there are some guns and theft in this movie, which would be too scary for younger children. I recommend this movie for kids 10 and under, but not for really sensitive kids who get scared easily. Generally funny movie, and I think it's pretty good.

Despite stiff competition like Poor Little Rich Girl and Heidi , Bright Eyes is arguably the best of Shirley Temple 's 1930s vehicles. The little curly-top is cast as Shirley Blake, daughter of Mary Blake ( Lois Wilson ), the widowed housemaid of snooty J. Wellington and Anita Smythe ( Theodore Von Eltz and Dorothy Christy ). Though continually terrorized by the Smythe's obnoxious, doll-destroying daughter Joy ( Jane Withers ), Shirley finds comfort in the fact that she is the darling of the airplane...

September 27, 2010: Of the three movies in this set, the best is "Wee Willie Winkie". It's based on the book by Rudyard Kipling. Shirley's at her best in this movie. She's always sunny and happy. Everybody likes her so much, they're willing to like (or at least tolerate) each other. "Stowaway" is rather contrived, with a hole in the backstory big enough to drive a whole convoy of Mack trucks through (Why wasn't the American embassy called as soon as the girl's guardians were killed?)....

When Darryl F. Zanuck's arrangement to loan Shirley Temple to MGM as star of The Wizard of Oz fell through, Zanuck hastily assembled a lavish Technicolor vehicle for his diminutive star which, he hoped, would match Wizard in popularity and appeal. The result was The Blue Bird , adapted from the allegorical stage play by Maurice Maeterlinck (previously filmed by director Maurice Tourneur in 1918). In emulation of The Wizard of Oz , The Blue Bird was bookended with black-and-white sequences, reserving...

Release Date: 2008-01-08, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Additional Details Format: DVD Rating: Not Rated Number of Discs: 1 Run Time: 47 Minutes Region: 1 Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Language: English Studio: A&E Television Networks Genre: Documentary Additional 10% off for History Club Members. Join Now Shirley Temple Hollywood's Little Princess DVD Related Categories: Recently Aired DVDs, Sale, Actors, DVDs, Biography, History, AETV, Celebrities Back to top