What an amazing woman/artist. That con man targeted her, stifled her for all those years, to have someone just take your personal expression to anyone, never mind someone so obviously sweet and innocent being held prisoner by lies like that watching that scumbag bask in her well deserved glory and it didn't seem to make her bitter or jaded, what an incredible person. I think the story of her painting while a prisoner of lies will make her art extremely sought after for eons to come, I hope so she deserves it
Thanks for this! I remember seeing it when it first aired on TV in 1972. I've wanted to see Margaret Keane's drawing of Shirley Temple again ever since!
@@randyrobineau2699 Thanks Randy it's at 2:04 and they even have the CC. On and it's rite in front of us in writing also. I've heard and know its falce that Kim K was the first one saying it. Yes maybe she is the "selfie" Queen or the most on line Of taking them of herself constantly, but that's it. TY IDK how i missed i guess it was aa bit late my eyes abd ears where sleeping before me 🤣👍🏻😎🇺🇸
He says "he looks like one of your subjects, doesn't he?" Even if he had used the word "selfie," it wouldn't make any sense in the context of that statement.
When u shake peoples hand, if you are sitting down, you are supposed to stand up. I learned that's good manners. Shirley Temple surely was a beautiful woman though.
I thought the same, that Shirley should have stood up and shook hands.... But then I recalled that there if different etiquette for men and for women... Perhaps she was right not to stand. In any case, I wish not to cause trouble.... Just saying I was suddenly struck a little funny and unsure of the situation...🤷♀️🤝
@@maryjennings4277 She was up walking around.... But, I'm still thinking maybe it's right that women remain sitting when introduced to another person....? I think that is proper? But as I continued to watch there were things about Shirleys behaviors that I found myself making to many excuses for... I really don't believe she was very happy here, she seem to feign pleasure in receiving the portrait. I wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt....
Yeah, I think that my father, too and like many others back then, too, could all at least still tolerate folks like, #1, Ed Sullivan...his show, his background, etc... 😀😀😀😎😎😎🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for uploading this! I can't believe it's been here 2 years and I just found it! Do you have any more of this episode? I'd love to see the rest of this and Shirley's other appearances on the Mike Douglas Show!
I've never seen this one interview of her here nor even anywhere else, had grown up during this era, my father truly hated talk show hosts like Mike Douglas, Johhny Carson, et al., but just surprised to see, here, that she actually names a few of her works, yet whoever uploaded didn't even think of also uploading a quick snippet, photo, shot of any of the (said) works....I mean, talk about relishing upon a great artist, kind of immortalizing here here, yet, no one is able to even get a quick glimpse of these works, so that, I would think, they could later go out and purchase, buy them...in that, in the end, her estate just gets bigger and bigger, and we all get more enlivened, engrossed, etc., w/her, her works, her history..... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Okay, I had spoken too early about him not showcasing some actual works of hers here, but only because I had started writing all of this before I had even finished watching, viewing, this entire video...oops, oh well... 🤔🤣🤩😉😆😗🙄
Assisti o filme hoje. O filme é maravilhoso. Estou comovida de como as Testemunhas de Jeová encontrou essa mulher. Foi Jeová que mandou aquelas senhoras naquele ligar.Interesante que o caso tornou se matéria da Despertai em inglês na época.
I used to collect Shirley Temple stuff as a 10 year old. I had the cover of a movie magazine from 1933 with Shirley that looked amazingly like the sketch Margaret gave her. It was hand painted. Also, when I was singing outside her gallery in Maiden Lane SF, someone told me she was sketching me. I was totally not interested as I didn't like the big eyes. Now at age 82, I wish I had taken a look since I was young and very pretty. Ah well. Glad Margaret got rid of Walter and I'm sure she got a good $$settlement. Lots of women went through stuff like that in the 1950's.
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What an amazing woman/artist. That con man targeted her, stifled her for all those years, to have someone just take your personal expression to anyone, never mind someone so obviously sweet and innocent being held prisoner by lies like that watching that scumbag bask in her well deserved glory and it didn't seem to make her bitter or jaded, what an incredible person. I think the story of her painting while a prisoner of lies will make her art extremely sought after for eons to come, I hope so she deserves it
Her movie was so moving and sad. Im gonna be researching her for the next 2 weeks 😁💌
Just watched the movie few hours before. Yes, keep on researching
She is so lovely and shy! I admire this woman SOOOOO much ❤️🥰
Wow, Margaret Keane is so lovely! Thanks so much for uploading this!
Adore shirley temple just adore her she is tops
Oh my goodness that’s gorgeous Shirley Temple that is gorgeous she Musta had a fit I would have wow🥰🥰🥰
I love her personality she so sweet and genuine
Thanks for this! I remember seeing it when it first aired on TV in 1972. I've wanted to see Margaret Keane's drawing of Shirley Temple again ever since!
It is a very sweet portrait. ♥️😀
She reminds me of the phrase, _faint as a Will-o'-the-wisp_
My sister in law has the exact same way of speaking
She must be 45 at the time of this show, but she looks (and sounds) so young!
Satellite215 50*
WOW! LOL, Mike Douglas said " Selfie ".
When does Mike say "selfie" ??
@@dawngregory6549 2:04
@@randyrobineau2699 Thanks Randy it's at 2:04 and they even have the CC. On and it's rite in front of us in writing also. I've heard and know its falce that Kim K was the first one saying it. Yes maybe she is the "selfie" Queen or the most on line
Of taking them of herself constantly, but that's it. TY IDK how i missed i guess it was aa bit late my eyes abd ears where sleeping before me
🤣👍🏻😎🇺🇸
@@dawngregory6549 No problem, it's easy to miss. They were all kinda talking at the same time.
He says "he looks like one of your subjects, doesn't he?" Even if he had used the word "selfie," it wouldn't make any sense in the context of that statement.
I 💙 the soft🎶🎵 piano intro , Thats
John Byner. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻🤣 Funny, Funny Actor'.
When u shake peoples hand, if you are sitting down, you are supposed to stand up. I learned that's good manners. Shirley Temple surely was a beautiful woman though.
I thought Shirley was Rude
+Ray Magliacano Shirley Temple may not have been in a position to stand up as she underwent surgery for breast cancer that year.
Women didn't stand up when greeting then, only men
I thought the same, that Shirley should have stood up and shook hands.... But then I recalled that there if different etiquette for men and for women... Perhaps she was right not to stand. In any case, I wish not to cause trouble.... Just saying I was suddenly struck a little funny and unsure of the situation...🤷♀️🤝
@@maryjennings4277 She was up walking around.... But, I'm still thinking maybe it's right that women remain sitting when introduced to another person....? I think that is proper?
But as I continued to watch there were things about Shirleys behaviors that I found myself making to many excuses for... I really don't believe she was very happy here, she seem to feign pleasure in receiving the portrait.
I wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt....
Extraordinary ❣️
I never heard of her until the movie and im glad that they did the movie
If not l probably wouldn't know about her still or rhe BIG EYES 👀👁
The talent she has
Yeah, I think that my father, too and like many others back then, too, could all at least still tolerate folks like, #1, Ed Sullivan...his show, his background, etc...
😀😀😀😎😎😎🙏🙏🙏
This is all I have
Thank you for uploading this! I can't believe it's been here 2 years and I just found it! Do you have any more of this episode? I'd love to see the rest of this and Shirley's other appearances on the Mike Douglas Show!
The two people at 0:13 looks like they ‘ve come straight to the future to appear on Pitch Perfect1,2,3.Anyone else notice that???
2:02 that roast tho
I've never seen this one interview of her here nor even anywhere else, had grown up during this era, my father truly hated talk show hosts like Mike Douglas, Johhny Carson, et al., but just surprised to see, here, that she actually names a few of her works, yet whoever uploaded didn't even think of also uploading a quick snippet, photo, shot of any of the (said) works....I mean, talk about relishing upon a great artist, kind of immortalizing here here, yet, no one is able to even get a quick glimpse of these works, so that, I would think, they could later go out and purchase, buy them...in that, in the end, her estate just gets bigger and bigger, and we all get more enlivened, engrossed, etc., w/her, her works, her history.....
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Okay, I had spoken too early about him not showcasing some actual works of hers here, but only because I had started writing all of this before I had even finished watching, viewing, this entire video...oops, oh well...
🤔🤣🤩😉😆😗🙄
Assisti o filme hoje. O filme é maravilhoso. Estou comovida de como as Testemunhas de Jeová encontrou essa mulher. Foi Jeová que mandou aquelas senhoras naquele ligar.Interesante que o caso tornou se matéria da Despertai em inglês na época.
I used to collect Shirley Temple stuff as a 10 year old. I had the cover of a movie magazine from 1933 with Shirley that looked amazingly like the sketch Margaret gave her. It was hand painted.
Also, when I was singing outside her gallery in Maiden Lane SF, someone told me she was sketching me. I was totally not interested as I didn't like the big eyes. Now at age 82, I wish I had taken a look since I was young and very pretty. Ah well. Glad Margaret got rid of Walter and I'm sure she got a good $$settlement. Lots of women went through stuff like that in the 1950's.
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Margaret looks like Terri Garr.
Here is another appearance by Margaret Keane on the Mike Douglas Show th-cam.com/video/oMK6aBSX2QY/w-d-xo.html