Edwin Burke - Turner Classic Movies

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Now I'll Tell (1934)

Screenplay written and directed by

Hello, Sister! (1933)

Director of retakes

Paddy the Next Best Thing (1933)

Dialogue Director

The Girl From Havana (1929)

Sob Sister (1931)

Song and Dance Man (1936)

Contract Writer

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Bright Eyes (1934) -- (Movie Clip) God Will Listen

Bright Eyes (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Have You Seen Shirley?

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Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

Now I'll Tell (1934)

Screenplay written and directed by

Hello, Sister! (1933)

Director of retakes

Paddy the Next Best Thing (1933)

Dialogue Director

The Girl From Havana (1929)

Cast (Feature Film)

Sob Sister (1931)

Writer (Feature Film)

Song and Dance Man (1936)

Contract Writer

The Littlest Rebel (1935)

One More Spring (1935)

Screenplay and dial

The Farmer Takes a Wife (1935)

Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)

Bright Eyes (1934)

Paddy the Next Best Thing (1933)

Hello, Sister! (1933)

Retakes written by

Call Her Savage (1932)

Dance Team (1932)

Screenplay and dial

Down to Earth (1932)

Screenplay and dial

Del infierno al cielo (1931)

Sob Sister (1931)

The Man Who Came Back (1931)

Young As You Feel (1931)

Bad Girl (1931)

Mr. Lemon of Orange (1931)

Cont writer for retakes

The Dancers (1930)

Happy Days (1930)

Man Trouble (1930)

Harmony at Home (1930)

Additional Dialogue

Love, Live and Laugh (1929)

The Girl From Havana (1929)

Not Quite Decent (1929)

Speakeasy (1929)

Speakeasy (1929)

Plastered in Paris (1928)

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Bright Eyes (1934) -- (Movie Clip) God Will Listen Little Shirley (Temple) by her own name, which she often used in her early movies, with her widowed housekeeper mother Mary (Lois Wilson), marking Christmas Eve and remembering their late father and husband, an aviator, early in 20th Cehtury-Fox's Bright Eyes, 1934.

Bright Eyes (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Have You Seen Shirley? We're just meeting jolly pilot Loop (James Dunn) when the conversation turns to his godchild, the star, Shirley Temple, age six, playing "Shirley" whom, we learn, is the daughter of his late fellow-aviator friend, opening the first picture written for Temple, from 20th Century-Fox, Bright Eyes, 1934.

Bright Eyes (1934) -- (Movie Clip) There Ain't Any Santa Claus Shirley Temple with the household servants including Jane Darwell, Brandon Hurst and Lois Wilson as her mother, then in a series of dust-ups with the screeching brat daughter (Jane Withers) of the snooty owners, sensible old-codger uncle Ned (Charles Sellon) taking sides, in the 20th Century-Fox

Littlest Rebel, The (1935) -- (Movie Clip) Away Down South In Dixie Southerner Virgie (Shirley Temple) is drilling her happy slave friends (Willie Best as "James Henry") when courteous Union Colonel Morrison (Jack Holt) rides up asking her father's whereabouts, in The Littlest Rebel, 1935.

Littlest Rebel, The (1935) -- (Movie Clip) My Mommy Went Away Slave Uncle Bill (Bill "Bojangles" Robinson) and bereaved Virgie (Shirley Temple) stage an entertaining diversion for Union Colonel Morrison (Jack Holt), concealing her father (John Boles), in 20th Century Fox's The Littlest Rebel, 1935.

Littlest Rebel, The (1935) -- (Movie Clip) See Uncle Bill Dance Ever shrewd, producer B.G. DeSylva, director David Butler, and their moppet heroine Virgie (Shirley Temple) have "Uncle Bill" (Bill "Bojangles" Robinson) dancing barely three minutes into The Littlest Rebel, 1935.

Farmer Takes A Wife, The (1935) -- (Movie Clip) Albany To Buffalo Director Victor Fleming’s opening, Slim Summerville as Erie Canal agent Friendly, Jane Withers as young Della, laying down some lore before we meet Weaver (Roger Imhof), Elmer (Andy Devine) and Ivy (Kitty Kelly), in The Farmer Takes A Wife, 1935, starring Henry Fonda an Janet Gaynor.

Bright Eyes (1934) -- (Movie Clip) On The Good Ship Lollipop This is six year-old Shirley Temple performing what remains her best-known song, for "Loop" (James Dunn) and friends, aviator colleagues of her late father, taxiing on board a DC-2, music by Richard Whiting, lyrics by Sidney Clare, in 20th Century-Fox's Bright Eyes, 1934.

Down To Earth (1932) -- (Movie Clip) Business Reversals Oklahoma oil-man Pike (Will Rogers) and Idy (Irene Rich, who played Rogers' wife seven times) hosting a party, son Ross (Matty Kemp) and fiancee Julia (Dorothy Jordan) presenting a problem, in Down To Earth, 1932.

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