The Time Is Right For Shirley Temple Trivia (NAPSA)—How much do you know about Shirley Temple, the movie star who danced her way into people’s hearts at age 4 and remains an American icon? Try this quick Temple trivia quiz to find out Questions: 1. Shirley Temple was known as a) “dimples,” b) “little curly top,” c) the fastest gun in the West. 2. Temple starred in a) 15, b) 25, c) 40 films. 3. She appeared in a) 25, b) 50, c) 100 TV productions. 4. Temple won a a) Tony, b) Emmy, c) Oscar in 1935. 5. In her 1937 film, “Heidi,” Temple plays a) a tap dancer, b) an orphan in the Swiss mountains, c) a matchgirl. 6. In her 1985 film “Curly Top,” Temple plays an a) aviator, b) orphan whois adopted by a rich man, c) spy who savesthe day. 7. In her 1988 movie, “Little Miss Broadway,” Temple is an orphan adopted by a) the president, b) a streetcar conductor, ) a hotel manager. Answers: 1. a) and b). Her dimples and ringlets charmed audiences. 2. c) Temple appeared with many majorstars. 3. b) 4. ) 5. b) When her aunt tires of caring for her, orphan Heidi goes to live in the mountains with her gruff grandfather. Her auntsells her to a family as a companion for an invalid girl but Heidi charms the household and neverstopstry- America’s Curly Top will now delight a whole new generation of fans with her captivating films. ing to return to her grandfather. 6. b) Both Curly Top and her teenage sister adore their benefactor but, Curly Top’s older sister and the benefactor fall in love. She plays matchmaker. 7. c) The manager rents out rooms to down-on-their luck entertainers. If you scored five to seven correctly, you can tap dancecircles around the competition. If you scored three to five, it’s time to consider dimple implants. If your score was only 1 to 3, you may want to hurry out and get some Shirley Temple movies. One way to learn more about this classic star is to view the recently released Shirley Temple Collection, which includes “Heidi,” “Curly Top” and “Little Miss Broadway.” From Fox Home Entertainment, the collection features both the digitally restored black and white and remastered color versions of each captivating film. For more information, visit www.foxhome.com.
