On This Day In Judy Garland’s Life And Career – January 9
“It’s a certainty that if Judy gets any more talented, she’ll probably explode.” – “Liberty” magazine, 1946 January 9, 1939:
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“It’s a certainty that if Judy gets any more talented, she’ll probably explode.” – “Liberty” magazine, 1946 January 9, 1939:
“Miss Garland’s ‘Look for the Silver Lining’ is socko, and she repeats with ‘Sunny’ and ‘Who?’” – “Variety” on “Till
“I’m still haunted by the picture of Judy sinking exhaustedly to the floor to sing the song so identified with
“Judy Garland brought down the house in a London cabaret … Miss Garland opened with ‘I Belong To London,’ and
“Judy Garland is in it, which is always a step in the right direction.” – Dorothy Kilgallen, 1941 December 30,
“The virtue of their performance lies in the talent of the youngest, Little Francis [sic]. I loathe child actors particularly
“One small miss shook these well-known rafters with her songs a la Sophie Tucker.” – 1928 Review of Frances GummÂ