This is Judy Garland in London,1969.
It’s not official, but it’s authentic. Click Judy to download it.
It just get weirdah and weirdah and weirdah.
“Love Don’t Pay The Rent” by Mone’ – The Scott Wozniak Remix ( I added the Garland)
Are you familiar with Mone’?
Well, have you ever heard of Judy Garland?
No? – doesn’t matter – let’s dance.
Never saw this one.
God bless Judy Frances Ethyl “Baby” Gumm.
God bless God.
NO PANTS
YOU’RE WELCOME
“I’M the one that has had to live with me.”
God Bless Judy Garland and , as always, GOD BLESS GOD
not even Thanksgiving.
Thanks to our Bridgeport based research team for giving us this one.
This white hot seventy one year old bit of Judy info is recently in from our correspondent in Cock Eyed Cove. Go ahead Cock Eyed Cove…
In the late 30s/early 40s, Judy Garland opened a flower shop at 5421 Wilshire Blvd. This was around the time she was filming “The Wizard of Oz” and her mother thought it might be a good idea to invest her money in something more sensible and practical and non-show-biz related. There are photos of Judy “working” in the store but with her super-busy MGM schedule, it’s likely that these were nothing more than photo opportunities.
Because I’m not about to mess with the living memory of Francis “Baby” Gumm, and…
… the jewelry’s better. Romney and rhinestones, they don’t work, and I care about people working.
She’ll be fine. It was a big day for her.
…just the perfect blendship.
parading
A nice velour.
Well, Happy Birthday anyway.
She’ll be fine. Just give her a minute.
“I for one am very happy to hear the President’s views on gay marriage because both my grown up daughter, Liza and myself have married gay men in the past.
Gay marriage isn’t bad at all really, they can help you with your make-up and you can go shopping with them and they’ll tell you the truth about your figure. That sort of thing is important to a woman.” – The Living Memory of Francis “Baby” Gumm AKA Miss Judy Garland
She had nowhere to go. She played every minute all the way out. The result was, she went nowhere – she couldn’t, she had no room to travel. I have a few more very simple notes for Tracie Bennett that I think would help that show out quite a bit. I had the pleasure of seeing this Judy-fest with one of the best directors in the business. We agreed that five minutes with Miss Bennett would help this performance forever. Still, I’m very happy that a show like this one can even exist. Really…it’s just marvelous.
and what an audience…girl!
but she is fine. Don’t worry. She is just very happy.
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