On This Day In Judy Garland’s Life And Career – April 16
April 16, 1937: Judy prerecorded “Yours And Mine” for Broadway Melody of 1938. The film’s stars, Robert Taylor and Eleanor
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April 16, 1937: Judy prerecorded “Yours And Mine” for Broadway Melody of 1938. The film’s stars, Robert Taylor and Eleanor
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
“[Judy] says her father had a naturally beautiful voice, completely untrained. That’s where she got hers. She sings constantly in
“You’ll never make the big time, because you’re small time in your heart.” – Judy Garland as “Jo Hayden” in