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What type of dance did Shirley Temple take?
She took tap and music theatre.
Where did Shirley Temple take her first dance lesson at?
royal school of ballet
Who sings baby take a bow apart from Shirley Temple?
I wish I knew... if you know someone knows who sings Baby Take A Bow besides Shirley Temple please let me know email me at bbrit0101@yahoo.com with Baby take a bow in the header of the email. Thanks
How many songs did Shirley Temple sing?
Some shirley temple songs are Baby, Take a Bow, On the Good Ship Lollipop, Animal Crackers in My Soup, On Accounta I Love You, You Gotta Eat your Spinach, Baby
What are the songs that Shirley Temple sang?
Some shirley temple songsare Baby, Take a Bow, On the Good Ship Lollipop, Animal Crackers in My Soup, On Accounta I Love You, You Gotta Eat your Spinach
What year did Shirley Temple Black die?
Shirley Temple isn't dead, She's 82 years old, ya'll might think how does she know, I am doing Shirley Temple for my biograghy project, I have to dress like her, do a poster, write a biograghy for her, and take notes. It's all for extra credit.
How old was Shirley Temple in baby take a bow?
She was born in 1928 and it was made in 1934 so 6 maybe 5 at the youngest
In what film Shirley Temple wore that red and white polka dot dress?
The movie is "Stand up and Cheer."
Who is Sally Shine?
Sally is a fictional American child actress in "Tower of Terror". Obviously she was a parodical take at Shirley Temple, only to be zapped by lightning while on an elevator.
How big are the biggest so truly real dolls?
The biggest are the life size toddler dolls these are around 36-42 inches. These dolls are also the most expensive because they take longer to make. But they really do look exactly like real toddlers.
What is Shirley Temples favorite color?
pink
How long has worry dolls been around for?
Worry dolls have been around for centuries, with their origins traced back to the indigenous Maya people of Guatemala. Traditionally, these small handcrafted dolls were given to children to help them share their worries at night; they would whisper their concerns to the dolls before placing them under their pillows. The belief is that the dolls would take away their worries while they slept. While the exact timeline is difficult to pinpoint, worry dolls have been a part of Guatemalan culture for hundreds of years.
