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Shirley Temple was an American actress, singer, and dancer who became the world’s most popular film star between 1935 and 1938, lifting Depression-era audiences out of their despair with irresistible charm and extraordinary natural talent that President Franklin D. Roosevelt called genuine morale-boosting medicine for the nation. Starting her film career at age three, she won a special Academy Award at age six — the youngest recipient in history — and her curly hair, dimples, and cheerful personality made her an international icon. After retiring from acting she reinvented herself as a diplomat, serving as the US Ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia and demonstrating that her remarkable story had a second, equally distinguished chapter.

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