This is for Judy Garland.
“Judy Garland was the most exciting sheer talent I ever worked with. She was so unpredictable, very child-like, very difficult to work with at times, but the rewards were immense.” – Norman Jewison
“The most talented woman I ever knew was Judy Garland.” – Bing Crosby
“She was just simply wonderful.” – Fred Astaire
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From 1942 the Lux Radio Theatre presentation of “A Star is Born” starring Judy Garland and Walter Pidgeon.
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From Radio Hall of Fame an hour with mistress of ceremonies Judy Garland in 1944
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From 1946 Judy stars in a Suspense Theater presentation of “Drive In”
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From 1951 The Hallmark Playhouse presentation of “Cinderella” starring Judy (in three parts):
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From 1952 Judy stars on The General Electric Theater
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Bonus – Judy on television – from 1966 as host on “The Hollywood Palace”
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Judy would have celebrated a birthday this week and I post this in remembrance.
A legend that endures.
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These photos are gorgeous, Aurora!!
I know, right!?
Lovely tribute. And thanks for all the radio and TV links.
What a great tribute to such a talented actress!