On This Day In Judy Garland’s Life And Career – March 27
“Warm-hearted, emotional, incredibly talented, [Judy] has always been a favorite in Hollywood.” Lloyd Shearer, 1955 March 27, 1928: Frances (Judy)
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“Warm-hearted, emotional, incredibly talented, [Judy] has always been a favorite in Hollywood.” Lloyd Shearer, 1955 March 27, 1928: Frances (Judy)
“It’s no fun being stuck inside the four walls of a dressing room with a tutor and having to learn
“She has the power to stir an audience to the depths of their hearts like an old fashioned revival meeting.”
“It [For Me And My Gal] would not attract such sales without Judy. Nor would audiences go out so satisfied
“The great song and dance actress makes this movie a personal triumph.” – “Life Magazine” review of “Summer Stock,” 1950
“Judy Garland ‘could go on singing’ forever as far as we’re concerned, and her finale in this picture comes as
“She has only to open her throat and send her voice pleading and appealing up to the roof, to leave