That's sad to hear, condolences go out to her family and friends

I echo those sentiments, another great from the good years of Hollywood when stars were stars instead of scruffy never will be's

And not only her movies, but even after her Hollywood career ended she still did even more great things, unlike the chlid stars of today that grow up horribly.

Thank you all for your comments on the loss of a truly great star even though Shirley hadn't made a film since 1949. I like her in "Heidi" and "Wee Willie Winkie" but also a couple of her teenage films before she retired, "I'll Be Seeing You" in 1944 in which she played Ginger Rogers' **** (and it wasn't a musical) and as Henry Fonda's daughter in that great 1948 black and white Western "Fort Apache" which also starred John Wayne. Shirley was very pretty in that and I am sure could have gone on but the public didn't want her to grow up, sadly, and in any case if she had carried on .... well, look what happened to the great Judy Garland. Shirley must have seen the signs and decided to get out - quick
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Yet "daughter" got put in, without any * * * *!!!!!

oh..how sad I use to see her all the time