Shirley Temple (Temple Shirley)

(p. 1928)
Shirley Jane Temple was born April 23, 1928 in Santa Monica (pc. California). Shot from three years. Debuting in small episodic roles, . soon made a series of low-budget, . but very profitable pictures - Shining eyes (Bright Eyes, . 1934), . The Little Colonel (The Little Colonel, . 1935), . Captain January (Captain January, . 1936), . Willy Winky (Wee Willie Winkie, . 1937),
. Enforcement of children's songs (The candy boat, on the ball in the cod-Animals crackers in my soup) gave her more popularity.
Interrupting the shooting in early adolescence, Temple continued its career as a movie star in his youth films Since you went away (Since You Went Away, 1944), and Bachelor Girl (The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer, 1947), Fort Apache (Fort Apache, 1948). In 1945 she married actor D. Egara, in 1950, divorced him and married to a businessman from San Francisco C. Blake. After that, Temple had not renewed the work in the cinema, in 1967, stepped into the path of social activity. She was the U.S. representative to the UN, Ambassador to Ghana, chief of protocol in the administration of President D. Ford. In 1989 was appointed U.S. ambassador to Czechoslovakia.