Sherland Temple
Editor's words: She is the world's "little lover", a naughty hair curl, clear eyes, ruddy and bulging face and cute dimples, comforted the fragile hearts of Americans during the US economic crisis in the 1930s, and became the "first child star" in the hearts of generations of fans around the world. Her smile is known as "the power to warm people's hearts", and today Xiaobian will share a group of intimate photos of Xiulan Temple's home for friends to experience this sun-like warmth together.
In 1933, 5-year-old Shulan Temple signed to 20th Century Fox. At the age of 6, she came to prominence for her outstanding cabaret performances in "Standing Up and Cheering". In this year alone, she shot more than 10 films for 20th Century Fox, including "Bright Eyes", which made Xiulan Temple a well-known little star, and her singing voice became a household name. As a result, Shulan Temple is among the top 10 stars.
Shulan Temple and mother
Xiulan Temple is the witty curly hair in "Baby Thanks"; she is the cute and brave orphan in "Bright Eyes"; she is the tap dance elf in "Miss Broadway". In February 1935, the annual Oscar ceremony was held, and near the end of the party, 7-year-old Shulan Temple took to the stage amid thunderous applause from the audience, winning the Oscar Special Academy Award for her outstanding performance in "Bright Eyes", the only child in history to receive this honor. The first words after receiving the little golden statue were: "Mom, can you go home now?" ”
Xiulan Temple, "Standing up and cheering"
Above is a still from Stand Up and Cheer (1934), in which Sheran Temple tap danced. 7-year-old Shulan Temple left her own sibling mark on Hollywood's Walk of Fame and a saying, "I love you all!" In fact, at that time, Xiulan Temple was still illiterate, and her mother accompanied her every day, reading the script aloud for her to help her memorize her lines, responsible for her clothing, and even responsible for her hairstyle, and each time she made sure that she had 56 rolls on her head. After becoming famous, her mother disciplined her strictly and did not let her get involved in the bad problems of the entertainment industry.
From 1934 to 1939, Xiulan Temple was listed among the "Top Ten Most Popular Stars" for six consecutive years, and from 1936 to 1938, Sheran Temple beat Hollywood and Broadway stars such as Clark Gable, Ping Klaus bay, Robert Taylor, Gary Cooper, and Joan Crawford for three consecutive years, becoming a well-deserved box office champion.