Comedy legend Bob Newhart brought his signature stammer and dry wit to "The Big Bang Theory" as one-time children's entertainer, Professor Proton.
Her willingness to drag herself back on stage for the six-week run suggests the one-time child prodigy is gaining confidence.
If you want to demonstrate everything that's good and pure (white) about Australia, you can't go past this 2001 hit by one-time child star Nikki Webster, who was doing her best to capitalise on her Sydney Olympics fame.
Henry Lamb, mummy's boy virgin, filing clerk and one-time child actor in a bad 70s sitcom, is also the unlikely saviour of the world.
However, Pilbeam's stage activity, like her film career, was over by the 50s, and the one-time child star withdrew into a very private life.
The one-time child actors ousted the former leftist government with a vow to purge public life of corruption and of the many former communists who moved seamlessly into prominent and lucrative roles in capitalist Poland after 1989.
Benjamin Grosvenor, a one-time child prodigy pianist who is set to be the youngest soloist to perform at the First Night of the Proms, has launched a stunning attack on his musical elders for promoting "shameful and uninteresting" repertoires at concert halls across the country.
Davis, however, revived it with a couple of popular horror films including 1962's "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" where she played a demented one-time child star.
Classical pianist Martha Argerich, a one-time child prodigy from Argentina, was feted by opera great Placido Domingo for her spirit.
Though the budget proposes a one-time child care grant of $1 billion ― pushed by first daughter and senior White House adviser Ivanka Trump ― that comes with strings like reducing regulations on day care providers.
