Hollywood Legends: Shirley Temple (4-Movie Collection)

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*** Résumé en anglais seulement *** The Little Princess: The first Technicolor feature for Shirley Temple tells the tale of Sara Crewe, a young Victorian England schoolgirl enrolled into a boarding school by her father since he is being sent off to fight in the Boer War. Due to her father's wealth and status, Sara is given special treatment that causes the other girls to dislike her. When her father is reported killed in action and she is now penniless, the cruel headmistress forces Sara to live in the drafty attic and work long hours in the kitchen to pay her room and board. Sara keeps her hopes up by thinking her father is still alive and bravely travels the streets of London to visit the wounded soldiers at the military hospital. Things turn out better for Sara with a fateful reunion capping this classic tale. Law of Vengeance: After the Civil War, the patriarch of a Kentucky family looks to move out West for new opportunities and to leave behind the vicious feud his family has had for years with another family. Upon arriving and settling down on their new land, the family discovers a feud is ongoing between cattle ranchers and sheepherders cause by his family and the rivals from back home. Hoping to end the bitter battle once and for all, the man appears to be headed for a marriage with a woman from the rival family and a deadly showdown. The Red-Haired Alibi: A small-town beauty becomes part of a gangster's plot when he brings her to New York City. The gangster uses the girl as his alibi for when his gang commits their crimes. After catching on to her beau's true identity, she attempts to escape with help from another man. This film is the feature-film debut of the biggest child star of silver screen, Shirley Temple. Plus 11 Shorts: Dora's Dunkin' Doughnuts, Glad Rags to Riches, Kid 'N' Africa, Kid 'N' Hollywood, Managed Money, Merrily Yours, Pardon My Pups, The Pie Covered Wagon, Polly Tix in Washington, War Babies, and Biggest Lil' Star of the 30's.