Today's Doodle honors American actor, singer, dancer, and diplomat Shirley "Little Miss Miracle" Temple. Not only did Temple help millions of Americans through the hardships of the Great Depression as Hollywood's top box office draw, she also later shared her charisma with the world through her work in international relations. On this day in 2015, the Santa Monica History Museum opened “Love, Shirley Temple,” a special exhibit featuring a collection of her rare memorabilia.
Shirley Jane Temple was born on April 23, 1928 in Santa Monica, California, and began dance classes at the tender age of three. With her signature dimples, blonde ringlet curls, and strong work ethic, she captivated the nation when she landed a role in the 1934 toe-tapping musical “Stand Up And Cheer.” Temple starred in a dozen films in 1934 alone, including “Bright Eyes,” where she performed what became one of her most famous routines “On the Good Ship Lollipop.” Before she even reached double digits in age, Temple was one of the most popular actors in American cinema—even becoming the first child star to receive an Academy Award at just six years old!
In 1942, Temple’s unprecedented talent jumped from the silver screen to the airwaves as the star of “Junior Miss,” a radio sitcom about a teenage girl growing up in New York City. She continued to star in films throughout her teenage years, and at 22, she retired from the movie industry as a Hollywood icon. In 1958, Temple narrated the eponymous “Shirley Temple’s Storybook,” a children’s television series which adapted family-friendly stories—sometimes even filmed live. This short-lived anthology marked her final foray in American entertainment before her graceful transition into full-time public service.
With a lifelong devotion to improving the lives of others, Temple was appointed as a representative of the U.S. to the United Nations in 1969. Her career in politics included her dedicated environmentalism, representing her nation in 1972 at the U.N. Conference on the Human Environment. In recognition of her diplomatic achievements, which included an ambassadorship to Ghana and becoming the first female Chief of Protocol to the State Department, she was appointed an Honorary Foreign Service Officer in 1988.
In 2006, the Screen Actors Guild presented Temple with its Lifetime Achievement Award, the organization’s highest honor.
Thank you, Shirley Temple!
今天的塗鴉是為了表彰美國演員、歌手、舞者和外交官雪莉“奇蹟小小姐”鄧波爾。鄧波爾不僅幫助數百萬美國人度過了好萊塢票房榜首的大蕭條時期的艱辛，後來她還通過她在國際關係方面的工作與世界分享了她的魅力。2015 年的這一天，聖莫尼卡歷史博物館開設了“愛，雪莉·鄧波爾”的特別展覽，展出了她的稀有紀念品。
雪莉·簡·鄧波爾 (Shirley Jane Temple) 於 1928 年 4 月 23 日出生於加利福尼亞州聖莫尼卡，三歲時開始學習舞蹈。憑藉她標誌性的酒窩、金色的小捲髮和強烈的職業道德，當她在 1934 年敲擊腳趾的音樂劇“Stand Up And Cheer”中出演角色時，她吸引了整個國家。僅在 1934 年，鄧波爾就出演了十幾部電影，包括“明亮的眼睛”，在那裡她表演了她最著名的節目之一“在好船棒棒糖上”。在她的年齡甚至達到兩位數之前，鄧波爾是美國電影中最受歡迎的演員之一——甚至成為第一個在 6 歲時就獲得奧斯卡獎的童星！
1942 年，鄧波爾以前所未有的才華作為“少年小姐”的明星從銀幕躍升為電波，這是一部關於一個在紐約市長大的少女的廣播情景喜劇。她在青少年時期繼續出演電影，22 歲時，她作為好萊塢偶像從電影業退休。1958 年，鄧波爾講述了同名的“雪莉·鄧波爾的故事書”，這是一部改編家庭友好故事的兒童電視連續劇，有時甚至進行現場拍攝。這部短命的選集標誌著她在優雅地過渡到全職公共服務之前最後一次涉足美國娛樂業。
憑藉終生致力於改善他人生活的精神，鄧波爾於 1969 年被任命為美國駐聯合國代表。她的政治生涯包括致力於環境保護，並於 1972 年在聯合國人類環境會議上代表她的國家。為了表彰她的外交成就，包括擔任駐加納大使和成為國務院第一位女禮賓主管，她於 1988 年被任命為名譽外交官。
2006 年，美國演員工會授予鄧波爾終身成就獎，這是該組織的最高榮譽。
謝謝你，秀蘭·鄧波爾！
如果您看過雪莉·鄧波爾 (Shirley Temple) 的電影，從某種意義上說，您就會了解她是一個怎樣的人。她扮演的那些愛家人、想讓世界變得更美好、更幸福的活潑女主角反映了她的真實性格。聰明且高度直覺的她很快發現，她的“電影世界”經歷激發了她對周圍人和現實世界的終生迷戀。長大後，她的性格受到大蕭條和第二次世界大戰的影響，她意識到需要為他人服務。她哥哥的 MS 診斷以及後來她自己的乳房切除術讓她更加堅信，她不僅可以對自己的家庭，而且可以對世界產生積極影響。
作為聯合國特別代表，除其他職責外，她還擔任了早期環境倡導者的角色。作為駐加納大使和後來的捷克共和國大使，她作為傳播者的才能和她為他人服務的天賦的結合使她個人感到非常滿意。她在白宮擔任美國禮賓司司長的最後一個外交職位使她有幸歡迎世界來到她所愛的國家。
一切的核心都是她的家人。我們有幸認識她，她的愛，她的勇氣和她的力量。她仍然被深深地愛著，真的很想念，我們珍惜對她的回憶。
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