"Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc.," . . "New York (N.Y.)" . . "Musical Fiction." . . "Video recordings for the hearing impaired." . . . . "Actrices Nueva York (Estados Unidos : Estado) Nueva York Teatro." . . "1775 - 1940" . . "Pickpockets." . . "Golden oldie Fiction." . . "Comedy Fiction." . . "Closed captioned." . . "Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation," . . "DVDs for children." . . "DVD Childrens." . . "Granddaughters Drama." . . "Grandfathers Drama." . . "Two Black Dots." . . "Pickpockets Drama." . . "Children's films." . . "Grandfathers." . . "1800 - 1899" . . "Musical films." . . . . . . . . . . . . "Fiction films" . . . . "Musical films"@en . . "Musical films" . . . . . . . . . . "Bowery princess" . . . . "Dimples (Motion picture : 1936)"@en . "Children's films and programs"@en . . . . . . "Juvenile works" . . . . . . . . . . . "Dimples = Fossettes" . "Black films and programs"@en . "Features"@en . "Features" . . . . . "Feature films" . "Feature films"@en . "Musical comedy, set in New York, mid-nineteenth century, about a little girl who makes her way from poverty to potential stardom." . "In the New York City of pre-Civil War days, a little girl with a huge amount of talent and her reprobate grandfather win the hearts of the city's high society." . . . . "Video recordings for the hearing impaired" . "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en . . . . . . "\"In the New York of 1850, 'decent folk' are beginning to tolerate the theater, while 'young radicals' argue against slavery. Dimples Appleby, who leads a band of children street singers, lives with her grandfather, Professor Eustace Appleby, an old actor down on his luck who now teaches acting, singing and birdcalls, and who has resorted to petty theft, rumors of which Dimples refuses to believe. The children perform at the Drew estate uptown, and Dimples is apprehended trying to escape after furs are discovered to be missing. Informed of this, the professor returns with the furs and reports that he valiantly fought a thief to get the furs back. Before leaving, Dimples sees the professor snatch a cuckoo clock. The next day, she returns it to Mrs. Caroline Drew and says that she stole it herself. The kindly Mrs. Drew is interrupted in her talk with Dimples when she learns that her beloved nephew Allen is breaking his engagement with Betty Loring, the daughter of Mrs. Drew's friend, Colonel Loring, because of his infatuation with actress Cleo Marsh. Shocked, Mrs. Drew, who hates the theater, orders Allen to break with the actress, and Allen sadly says he will leave his aunt's home. After he goes, Dimples sees Mrs. Drew crying. Mrs. Drew takes Dimples back to the professor's shabby quarters and asks him to let Dimples live with her for the girl's sake. Dimples overhears her offer the professor $5,000, and after Mrs. Drew."@en . "A tiny performer encourages her pickpocket grandfather to go legit."@en . . . . "DVD-Video discs" . . . . . . . . . . "Drama"@en . "Drama" . . "Children's films" . . "Children's films"@en . . . . "Dance"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Shirley Temple in Dimples"@en . "Shirley Temple in Dimples" . . . . . "History"@en . "Comedy films"@en . . . . "In 1850 New York, Dimples Appleby, who leads a band of children street singers, lives with her grandfather, Prof. Eustace Appleby, an actor down on his luck, who resorts to petty theft, rumors of which Dimples refuses to believe. They perform at the Drew estate, from which the professor steals a clock. Dimples returns the clock and overhears that Mrs. Drew's beloved nephew, Allen, is leaving her house because she does not approve of his love for an actress, Cleo Marsh. Allen tries to stage a version of Uncle Tom's cabin and casts Dimples and hires the professor as his assistant. The professor loses Allen's money to conmen. He persuades Mrs. Drew to purchase a watch, which he claims belonged to Napoleon, and this money allows the play to go on. She learns that he has conned her and brings the police to the theater. She is moved by Dimples performance as Eva and tells the police to let the professor go." . "Comédie de moeurs" . . "Motion pictures" . . . "A little girl with lots of charm and talent makes her way from rags to riches."@en . . . "Under the gaslight" . . . "A little girl with nothing but tiny dimples and a huge amount of talent makes her way from poverty to potential stardom." . "A little girl with nothing but tiny dimples and a huge amount of talent makes her way from poverty to potential stardom."@en . . . . . "Dimples"@en . "Dimples" . . . . . "Musical comedy where \"Dimples\" sings her way from poverty to stardom while her thieving grandfather pickpockets the crowd." . "Musical comedy where \"Dimples\" sings her way from poverty to stardom while her thieving grandfather pickpockets the crowd."@en . . . . . "Shirley Temple in dimples" . . "A dimpled poor girl makes her way from poverty to potential stardom despite a grandfather who pushes her into a life of crime."@en . "A dimpled poor girl makes her way from poverty to potential stardom despite a grandfather who pushes her into a life of crime." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Little Dimples sings for money while her grandfather picks the pockets of the onlookers. When a society lady adopts Dimples she is \"discovered\" to play Little Eva in \"Uncle Tom's Cabin\"." . . . "Fossettes" . "Historical re-creations" . . . . . . . . . . "Comedies" . "Dimples (classic)" . . "Musicals" . "Musicals"@en . . "Feature films." . . "Granddaughters." . .