The Little Colonel (1935) 

And was still not allowed in the same areas as whites

Yeah Blayne she’s a beautiful woman and what a talent there were so many black entertainers from that era. She gave a wonderful speech at the Oscar ceremony because the black community condemned her for her parts as a maid and she answered back “at least I’m working”. Hats 👒 off to Hattie McDaniel.

Also great in Gone with the Wind.

Everyone has equal rights forget about colors 🥰🥰

@@eagleshah9106 Lies if everyone had equal rights there would not be the large racial disparities that currently exist in wealth, income, health care, education, employment, housing etc. Racism and discrimination against black people is still a major problem

It's featured in the mash-up video *Uptown Funk* by Bruno Mars. It's so good!

Absolutely top drawer. Yet everyone fawns over McDaniel instead. Baffles me.

I have loved these movies since I was a kid . I started collecting them when I was in my 20's . They used to be on 8, track tapes .

Nous avons bien ramer❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

did Bill Robinson actually teach Shirley temple to tapdance ?

​@user-bd5ve2qm8f ...nope. Her mother, first...And then she was in a tiny tot dancing school at the age of 2 years old. She was " discovered" when she was three. The movie studios lied about her age making her younger. ..as well as considered a natural talent [they lied and hide the fact she had training]... Mr.Robinson was in three of Shirley's films after she had been in many beforehand, including BABY BURLESQUE. Those programs were very sexual in content. ❤

@ronaldalexanderrolleston4361 Jack Russel Terrier

Agree 100 Percent !

You are so right😊

I’ve always admired her ❤

65 here and the very same feeling's.

@@ritagohl5173 ppppp

It is beautiful,i love This movie

Well, kinda, sorta. Barrymore got frustrated when he forgot his lines, and Shirley told him what was was supposed to say. He went into a tirade of Profanities and Shirley was swiftly removed from the set and sent home, puzzled as to what she had done to be dismissed. She was later told the apologize to Barrymore. Oddly it seems he owed her the apology by my way of thinking.

Lionel Barrymore is Drew Barrymore's great uncle. He was her grandfather's brother.

I loved watching Shirley and Bill dance. Wasn’t he in almost every movie of hers?

@@lulujac9196 i know that bill was in 4 movies with shirley and every number of dancing was extraordinary

@@cesarchincaro4486 I saw an interview with her. She was not suppose to grab his hand in their first movie (racism) but she did and it went from there. They danced beautifully together.

@@lulujac9196 beatiful history sometime I watched a niece of bill saying that relation betwen shirley and bill was full love and respect each other and they reflect it dancing

If I had been a doctor I would've wanted to be like his Dr. Gillespie from the "Dr. Kildare" movies.

Hello Beth, How are you doing?

You watched this movie in 1974 either on TV or CD. This movie was made in 1947. I made movies from 1947 to 1950. This ended because the US Government did a lobotomy on me and killed my parents. I happened to be in the Philippines at the time of the lobotomy and God made me into a ghost and I went to North Korea and I witnessed the Mongolians killing our American soldiers. I was told that US Government bought that peninsula of Korea to have that war. Later, after I told the movie stars what I witnessed in North Korea and that US purchased Korea from Red Chinese with War Bonds the movie stars raised to help out the returning soldiers of world War II. The movie stars and I went to Congress to report what the government had done. After the movie stars and I gave our testimonials, Congress passed an Amendment 22 to the Constitution and President Truman signed it which stated "No American man can be drafted for any war by the US Government or the United Nations." The US Government has made up all these lies about me and altered the Constitution.

@love this movie was actually made in 1935

Thank you for giving us an enlightening review and not making it overly political like so many other comments here. And you're right, Henry Clay was darling!

@@marylizakowski706 I totally agree with you there’s a time place for politics and those types of discussions but there’s also a place just to enjoy the beauty of this movie and except that it was made in a different time and look at the heart of this touching story!

I love her and all her movies I was born in 1960 I grew up with her on TV 📺

@@marylizakowski706 ppp,p

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About half a dozen great Shirley movie : all are the possible best : If great actors are great actors because they're the greatest actors, she's the greatest, no question. And the supporting also.

That was just an acting. Behind the scene, which the act found at 37.06 minute, that old man walked off the scene and demanded that cute little Shirley Temple to apologize after she whispered the words he had forgotten, or else that old man would flee from the scene for good. The Director demanded Shirley Temple to apologize, and she did by pursuing that old nasty man to come back to retake the scene.

@@mswong7434 yeah, as that comment said "lovely film".

I like Shirley but I prefer . Margaret O'Brien and Sybil jason. From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .

@@michaelspilman5220 -both of them were so cute & talented too😁

@@michaelspilman5220 They are all great! 💜

I wonder if she was ever allowed to watch her own movies after she made them ??

Beautiful sentiment 🙏❤️

Bless both of you seriously!

No way of knowing they are all in heaven. You must repent of your sins and be born again.

Well this is just a movie with her in it. Not a documentary.

E.L. Mrachek adorable child

@@susiearviso3032 she descibed (late) Shirley Temple in real life

She was also credited with being the first woman in public life to discuss her breast cancer, inspiring thousands of women to do likewise.

@@wsb3377 she never stopped being pretty...those EYES....

You got that right

NOPE!

80sivaD80 gods that's awful get well soon ok ?? Shirley T is good to watch when ur sick or depressed...my 3 🐈🐈🐈 wish u well too 💋❣💋❣💖😻

It's Shirley, not Sharley.

Lol 😂 LOL 😂 LOL 😂

so not funk music?

Just a small remark: "funny" in English does NOT mean hilarious. It means strange, odd. "Fun" means something that causes one to laugh. But not funny, which means bizarre.

Thanks for telling. As soon as these big bouquets of pink roses showed up in the last scene, it was clear the colors were different/real.

@@Joylibelle k

The only good colour scene in the film is the end scene because it was actually shot that way in real colour Technicolor whereas the rest of the film was shot in black and white. Colourization is culture vandalism which destroys the atmosphere and mood of every black and white film that it's applied to. It should be illegal . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .

@@michaelspilman5220 Colorization for this film doesn't work because the ending loses it's punch. The color at the end represents a happy ending. BTW even in the colorized version I can STILL tell the difference! Color generated by computer NEVER looks like the actual thing. I think you'll agree

Actually having compared this with an original uncolourised version - where the film is b/w until the Technicolor finale, I'm sorry to report that in this version - the entire film has been colourised from black and white. ie the producers of the DvD for their own reasons decided to "dispense" with the original colour and only use the colourising throughout - either because their source material was an old black and white copy or they didn't want to "show up" the colourising process. I tracked down an original non colourised print & the colour in the final scene was markedly different and incredibly vivid - and a full spectrum of subtle hues not present here..

I watched in black-and-white at first as well

I miss Shirley😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Yes. Thats one of the scenes that stayed with me ever since i first saw this on VHS at my grandmas house. A very long time ago now.

That's Bill "Bojangles" Robinson. And yes, he is!

How I loved her

It's a cute film but lt pained me to think of the situation of my people in those days.