On This Day In Judy Garland’s Life And Career – April 15
April 15, 1932: “Baby Gumm” (Judy) performed with “Bob Weir and His Bandits” at a General Aid Society show at
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April 15, 1932: “Baby Gumm” (Judy) performed with “Bob Weir and His Bandits” at a General Aid Society show at
April 14, 1933: Frances (Judy) performed for a second time (the first was April 7th) as part of the “Little
“The pretty actress with the pug-nose and saucer eyes proved to be a veteran trouper as she pulled out all
“Judy Garland, still raking in consolation letters, decided today she’s “grateful” to be the first Oscar loser in history to
“You’ll never make the big time, because you’re small time in your heart.” – Judy Garland as “Jo Hayden” in
“One wonders if she would not have been a happier person if she had been a housewife, only known to
“I may be awfully fat but I feel awfully good.” – Judy Garland, 1951 April 6, 1937: Judy’s weekly appearance