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"When Ching-Ching's (Temple) missionary guardians are killed by Chines bandits, she must fend for herself on the streets of Shanghai. Taking refuge from the rain, she wakes up to find herself on a ship bound for America. Two passengers propose a temporary marriage to give her a proper home, but when the adults meet in the divorce courts, she makes them realize they are in love."@en
"A little American girl must fend for herself on the streets of Shanghai when her missionary parents are killed. She stows away on a pleasure cruise ship and gets adopted."
"When a little girl's missionary parents are killed by Chinese bandits, Ching-Ching must fend for herself on the dangerous streets of Shanghai. Climbing into an open car trunk, she wakes up to find herself on a ship bound for America. The car's owner offers to marry another passenger to give the girl a proper home, but when they later decide to divorce, Ching-Ching must keep them together."@en
"After befriending American Tommy Randall in Shanghai, tiny Chinese orphan Ching-Ching falls asleep in Tommy's car, which soon becomes cargo on a ship bound for San Francisco. Along the way, Ching-Ching plays matchmaker to Tommy and Susan Parker, who eventually marry and adopt her. But when the couple's clashing personalities lead them to divorce court, the one-time orphan must again work her magic to try to keep her new family together."
"After befriending American Tommy Randall in Shanghai, tiny Chinese orphan Ching-Ching falls asleep in Tommy's car, which soon becomes cargo on a ship bound for San Francisco. Along the way, Ching-Ching plays matchmaker to Tommy and Susan Parker, who eventually marry and adopt her. But when the couple's clashing personalities lead them to divorce court, the one-time orphan must again work her magic to try to keep her new family together."@en
"When a little girl's missionary parents are killed by Chinese bandits, the child must fend for herself on the dangerous streets of Shanghai."
"When a little girl's missionary parents are killed by Chinese bandits, the child must fend for herself on the dangerous streets of Shanghai."@en
"Singing, dancing, even speaking fluent Chines-Shirley temple was never more dazzling than in this exciting musical adventure as Ching-Ching."
"A little orphan girl whose missionary parents were killed by Chinese bandits finds herself a stowaway on an American pleasure ship."
"When Ching-Ching's missionary guardians are killed by Chinese bandits, she must fend for herself on the streets of Shanghai. Taking refuge from the rain in a car's open trunk, Ching-Ching wakes up to find the car on a ship bound for America. The car's owner is thoroughly charmed by the lost child, and proposes a temporary marriage to another passenger in order to giver her a proper home. But when the two adults meet in divorce court, it's up to Ching-Ching to make them realize that they really are in love."