Dimples

Dimples is a heartwarming musical film starring Shirley Temple that follows the story of a spunky little beggar girl named Dimples Appleby. She charms audiences with her song and dance routines, capturing the hearts of all who meet her. Dimples befriends a group of entertainers who see her talent and take her under their wing, leading to a series of adventures and misadventures. Set against the backdrop of the Vaudeville era, the film showcases Shirley Temple's undeniable star power and infectious charisma as she brings joy and laughter to everyone around her.

Dimples, the 1936 film starring Shirley Temple, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Temple's adorable performance and undeniable talent, others felt the film lacked depth and originality. The New York Times described it as 'a delightful showcase for Shirley Temple's boundless energy and charisma' with 'charming musical numbers', giving it a positive rating. However, Variety criticized the film for its predictable plot and stereotypical characters, stating that it 'fails to truly shine amidst the plethora of Temple's other works.' Rotten Tomatoes gave Dimples an average rating, highlighting Temple's star quality but pointing out the film's shortcomings in storytelling. Despite the mixed reviews, IMDb users rated Dimples 6.5/10, appreciating Temple's performance but also acknowledging the film's flaws.