Many of us have memories of sipping a Shirley Temple as a kid, feeling very grown-up -- while just grenadine, Sprite or ginger ale, and cherries, it always seemed fancier than soda or juice.

FAMILY OF SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK In June 1972 ... tucked away in an unpublished autobiography, All Grown Up: The Rest of My Story. (Black’s first memoir, Child Star, was published in 1988.) ...

A Shirley Temple mocktail is traditionally made with ... for the tap dancing child star herself when she requested a “grown up drink” at Chasen’s, a now-closed restaurant frequented by ...

Ahead of her breakout performance in Stand Up and Cheer!, Temple lived in a Spanish-style Santa Monica bungalow, at 948 24th Street, that her parents had purchased a year before the future superstar ...

“I wouldn’t say I’m on the Gordon Ramsay-level yet, but sometimes bartenders will see me walking in, and say: ‘Oh, the Shirley Temple King’s here!” 11-year-old Leo Kelly says.