259. Shirley Temple’s Rehearsal Sheet Music from the 1936 Film “Stowaway” 11” (28 cm.) x 9”. Four accordion-folded rehearsal music sheets including “Goodnight My Love” (labeled Shirley Temple Key 259.
3b), “That’s What I Want for Christmas”
(labeled key of Eb for Shirley Temple), “I Wanna Go To The Zoo” (labeled Shirley Temple Key Bb), and “You’ve Gotta S-M-I-L-E to Be H-A-P-P-Y” (labeled Shirley Temple’s Key -Aa). $200+
260. Shirley Temple’s Rehearsal Sheet Music from the 1938 Film “Just Around the Corner” 11” (28 cm.) x 9”. Six accordion-folded rehearsal music sheets labeled for the 260.
film “Lucky Penny”, later re-named “Just Around the Corner”,
including “This is a Happy Little Ditty” (labeled Key of C for Shirley), two
261.
262. Shirley Temple’s Various Rehearsal Music Sheets from 1930s Films
copies of “I Love to Walk in the Rain” (both labeled Key of “A” for Shirley
11” (28 cm.) x 9”. Including
Temple and one pencil noted “Old copy, see Revised Copy”), “I’ll Always
“Laugh You Son of a
be Lucky With You” (labeled Key of Bb for Shirley Temple), “I Feel Like
Gun” from 1934 “Little
the Blossoms in the Spring (labeled Key of “C” for Shirley Temple), and
Miss Marker”, two copies
“London Bridge is Falling Down” (labeled Key of C for Shirley Temple);
of “Auld Lang Syne (one
these last two songs did not appear in the final film. $200+
labeled “Lead”) from
261. Four Color-Tinted Photographs of Young Shirley Temple in Middy Costume
“Wee Willie Winkie”, and two copies of “Lullaby” (one labeled Shirley
24” (61 cm.) x 20” framed. 9” x 7” each. The four color-tinted
Temple’s Key in C, and
photographs depict young curly-locked Shirley Temple in various
the other labeled Shirley’s
poses, wearing middy costume. Circa 1937. $300+
Key in Bb) from “Our
262.
Little Girl”. $200+
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