EP. 43 Shirley Temple | Baby Burlesque| Fox Studios Hauntings

Shirley Temple was the internationally popular child star of the 1930s, best known for sentimental musicals. For much of the decade, she was one of Hollywood’s greatest box-office attractions until Tinseltown led her to retire a young age.

In today’s episode we talk about the life and career of Shirley temple and America’s obsession with the Curly Top star. We also discuss and dissect the history of children in film and Hollywood Pedophilllia ring. Did the Baby Burlesk films that Temple starred in have sexually suggestive undertones? What happened to the child star as she got older and left Hollywood?

The Paranormal Aftermath

Even though there are no Shirley Temple ghosts we found out the there are ghosts that linger around Fox Studios as one of our listeners, Jessica, shares her ghostly tales of working with a ghostly hooded figure at her Job at Fox Studios. You don’t want to miss that interview.

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