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Shirley Temple and Gloria Stuart in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm

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Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm

film by Dwan [1938]

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discussed in biography

In Allan Dwan: Dwan’s talkies
Temple (Heidi [1937], Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm [1938], and Young People [1940]) and the historical epic Suez (1938), about the building of the Suez Canal.
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role of Temple

In Shirley Temple
…book by Johanna Spyri; and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938). Her overwhelming popularity resulted in the creation of a doll made in her likeness and a nonalcoholic beverage named for her.
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