A little girl taken by her mother to live on a British army outpost in India wins over her feisty grandfather, his entire regiment, and his chief enemy, and uses her considerable charms to prevent a full scale war.

A little girl with nothing but tiny dimples and a huge amount of talent makes her way from poverty to potential stardom.

"After the kind trustee of an orphanage adopts little Elizabeth and her older sister Mary, Mary falls in love with the man. So the adorable Elizabeth decides to play matchmaker and bring her two favorite grownups together!"--Container.

An old-fashioned Southern colonel has disowned his daughter for marrying a Yankee and resists all entreaties for a reconciliation until he succumbs to the charms of his little granddaughter.

While in the care of her gruff, overly protective aunt, an adorable tyke with singing and dancing abilites (Shirley Temple) catches the eye of a talent scout. Soon, the gifted youngster is sought after for the big-time, but can she convince her aunt to let her star shine?

Features two epsiodes of the Shirely Temple's storybook show, dramatizing A. A. Milne's characters with marionettes and dramatizing Victor Herbert's operetta.

Star, an irrepressible orphan loves her somewhat unusual life in the loving care of the wonderful old keeper of the lighthouse who rescued her from a shipwreck when she was a baby. Then a mean truant officer begins a relentless campaign to have Star sent far away to a boarding school.

A wealthy man loses his wife and his fortune and must do repairs to support himself and his daughter.

"Adaptation of a classic children's novel and stage play by Frances Hodgson Burnett, adorable Sara Crewe is treated like a little princess at her boarding school. But when reports of her father's death in the Boer War surface, she is forced into servitude towards other girls. The unflappable youngster steps up to the challenge of her new lot in life, and ultimately wins over the hearts of wealthy neighbors - and even Queen Victoria herself - as she...

FDR appoints a Secretary of Amusement in order to cheer up the American public. But when greedy industrialists who are profiting from the Depression thwart his every move, the Secretary begins to lose hope. That is, until he learns that some of the performances he has organized, including one by little Shirley Dugan, are lifting the nation out of its misery.