No one can EVER sound like Judy Garland. Her talent and voice was a true gift to us!!!!!

@heartlessorigin

Жыл бұрын

i actually do a really good impression of her and it’s quite difficult

Her death was still 50 years ago and it’s nearly 51 years. R.I.P. Judy Garland. I hope you’re somewhere over the rainbow. We all love you Judy💔💔💔🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

50 years passed and she is still the greatest star of them all !!!

@dianabeurman9937

4 жыл бұрын

True

@barbarajacobs9386

4 жыл бұрын

Jason Henderson absolutely!

@TheRhNegative

4 жыл бұрын

WAS. This is a horrible thing to watch.

@nessiediamond

4 жыл бұрын

Well Said and SO true. Bless her. Never forgotten. :-) .xx.

@Fireglo

4 жыл бұрын

Umm pretty sure that title would go to Michael Jackson. No singer was ever more famous than him.

So heartbreaking. What they did to that poor girl! She deserved better! I hope she is somewhere over the rainbow now. RIP

The crowd is so diverse! That's how you know someone was a beloved star. They are able to capture the hearts of so many people. Great footage!

@michelleregis6181

2 жыл бұрын

People from " all different " walks. of life is proof her influence was widespread.

@djde4th877

2 жыл бұрын

the croud is diverse because this was around then end of segrigation lol

@djde4th877

2 жыл бұрын

there was no black tv shows or movies. so whatever white people liked black people also had to since there was nothing else

Even after all these years, this footage is very moving. So many people were touched by Judy's magic. Her true spirit touched everyone who saw her in films, television, and live concerts. Her soul was available to everyone on her records. More than 20,000 people cared enough about her to pay their respects. All different ages, races, ethnicities...each had solemn faces and genuine tears. Her fans loved her, appreciated her, and wanted to protect her. Her fans, then and now, still appreciate the gifts she shared with the world...and wish we could have somehow helped her.

@rickyparrilla2426

Жыл бұрын

So well put. She was absolutely amazing. I was born a little over a month of her passing on August of 1969 and she touched my soul with her incredible voice. I think everyone absolutely fell in love with Judy Garland from her most incredible role in the Wuzard of Oz. I remember looking So forward every year when it would be shown on television once a year and my family and me would all sit around the television set and watch along in amazement at how incredible she was and the whole movie was. I think it's literally the Greatest movie ever made and that's how we all fell in love with Judy Garland. No matter how many times I've seen that picture I still cry when she says goodbye to all her friends when she is about to leave Oz and no matter how many times it's copied. Nothing will ever come close to the original. It's truly a Masterpiece. Thank you for your wonderful words. It really touched me. ❤

I was a little girl when Judy Garland passed away but I remember my mother crying and saying how badly Judy had been treated. I remember the first time I watched the Wizard of Oz and wanting to be Dorothy. Just such a sad life for such a beautiful beautiful woman.

I was there that day in July. I was 22 years old. I was on line with my mother and my aunts. Dr. Joyce Brothers was walking along the line interviewing people. People brought portable record players and I heard Somewhere Over the Rainbow over and over. Thousands of people. I remember it like it was yesterday.

@melissamissileonard5047

5 жыл бұрын

I thought she passed away on June 22nd?!? Not July 22nd!!! It was June 22nd!! You can even see the date at the top of the Screen!!! It has June 26th on it!! That's when they broadcasted this. The reason I remember the day she passed away!! Cause, June 22nd is my Birthday!!!

@laurenlongfellow9714

5 жыл бұрын

If you remembered, you'd know it was June and not July...

@lancehernandez1044

4 жыл бұрын

How old are you now??

@SaxonC

4 жыл бұрын

Sproutlady 123 you saw her in her casket? I hope that they made her look natural and in a state of sleep.. She deserved all the respect because she gave and still gives millions of her fans, Joy. God bless our Judy! ❤️🙏

@SaxonC

4 жыл бұрын

Pink Ladyluck they had battery operated record players. I think that he meant to say June and not July.

That voice..........unmistakable. Bravo Judy

How many celebrities today would have that many people line up for hours to pay their respects and to say goodbye? Judy Garland was blessed with more talent and genius than most people who have ever lived. We are all the better for her being with us for 47 years.

Absolutely the greatest entertainer to grace the planet. Brava, Judy! Imitated, never duplicated!❤️

James Mason, with the golden voice so beautifully paying tribute to a woman with one of the most fantastic voices of all time. His respect for Judy was absolutely genuine.

@melisagalvalizi6982

Жыл бұрын

all her so called friends never cared about her.

I was just shy of my 9th birthday, (which is today, as it happens), and distinctly recall the atmosphere at home. Prior to this tragic event I don't recall my father ever shedding a tear, but there he was, sat in his armchair with a tear rolling down his cheek! My mother could cry at anything but seeing my dad show emotion was almost a revelation. I'm pleased that we Brits so took her to our hearts and that in some small way we gave her even a shred of happiness in her final months here. We toss the word 'star' about these days without any thought as to its meaning. Youtbube 'stars', influencers', reality TV 'stars', jeez what a mockery! Miss Garland, she WAS a Star, still is even 50 years after her death. I very much doubt that in 50 years any of today's so called stars will be remembered. James Mason's eulogy said it all. Sleep in eternal peace, Judy.

@EagleRockers

4 жыл бұрын

JohnPaul - so very well said!

@popazz1

4 жыл бұрын

@@EagleRockers ... Thank you.

@johnfranklin5277

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, I turned 10 that july, and I remember feeling very sad, and bewildered that she could die. Still a fan, she was human yes, with problems, yes, but she truly was an exceptional talent, and performer.

@randythompson5154

4 жыл бұрын

Happy Ninth Birthday to you!!

@popazz1

4 жыл бұрын

@@randythompson5154 Hahahaha

I remember coming home as a kid from school n my mom was crying,, she said Judy Garland died n even as a kid I knew who she was,, I was crying too, My mom was so sweet,, RIP Judy u died sooo very young 💔

Standing before the bathroom mirror and shaving when I heard the news of Ms. Garland's passing. Standing before the bathroom mirror and shaving when I heard the news of 9/11. Two very unforgettable tragedies. 4/2019

@joeschmoe373

4 жыл бұрын

I'd grow a fondness for facial hair if I was you.

@laurahunter9916

4 жыл бұрын

Joe Schmoe 😂

@TheKonga88

4 жыл бұрын

You will be standing in front of the mirror shaving when you hear the news of giant ants taking over the world in 2022..🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜👸👸🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🤡🤡🎃

She had such a precious voice.

She was so loved. She would have been astounded at the number of fans who came to honor her. Such an amazing and powerful voice from such a tiny gal. So sad she had to die so young.

Rest In Peace Judy Garland. June 22, 1969

She is still the best entertainer ever. She lived for her fans. What a beautiful person. May she reach the Rainbow.

You will Never Be Forgotten You are Loved by many generations

Judy Garland is fascinating to multiple generations. That’s what makes her the greatest entertainer of all-time. I am 59, so I was just 7 years old when she passed. However, my mother snd grandmother introduced me to who Judy Garland was. Now my own children, who are in their 20s are fascinated with her talent, especially after watching The Wizard of Oz. That’s 3 generations so far.

Unarguably the greatest talent and entertainer of the 20th Century even when she was not at her best! Nearly 50 years later RIP!!

Actor/Co-Star/Friend James Mason: "Judy's greatest gift I think, was that she could (when she sang) ring tears out of hearts of rock." So true. May she rest in peace always. ~oO(Love)Oo~

I was a child when she died and I remember how the media savaged her when she was having troubles ,much like they did to Michael Jackson. All that cruelty and insult just to sell their damned content.

@m.syauqiabdurahman2798

4 жыл бұрын

In Short , They Actually The One Who Killed Her , Not Physical , but Mentally .

That was so sweet of liza to let judy's fans pay their respect to her at her wake. Awesome! RIP Judy. When I first heard you sing , I thought "What a beautiful voice".

@melisagalvalizi6982

Жыл бұрын

liza abandoned her mother

January 2nd 2001 when I visited London, I went to see The house Judy died in 4 Cadogan lane. it was strange because I stood out front and it was eerie because it almost felt like Judy could walk out of the mews cottage. I can’t really explain it but I felt her presence and I’m not into the paranormal. I’m glad that I got to see the last place she lived. In 1997 I went to Grand Rapids Minnesota for the Judy festival and saw the house she was born in and met and had drinks with Sid luft and met Joey and Lorna luft as well. Sid Luft was very approachable and I bought him a drink and for hours in the Sawmill inn, we drank and hung out with Sid! He told some amazing stories of Judy and how electrifying she was.. I will cherish those memories for the rest of my life!

@mikek4274

4 жыл бұрын

👍

@ethangamingyt3724

3 жыл бұрын

You know Sid Lift was sort of mean to Judy I read a News story that said Sid was a abusive alcoholic but I believe Sid Changed his ways when you met him

The footage is very sad and moving . I hav'nt seen anything like it before . But Judy , you will always live in my heart , beautiful talented Singer , Dancer , actress , Entertainer . RiP judy , Your memory ant talent will live on forever . Denise , dedicated JUDY fan .

One more year she’d be 100 years old! Rest In Peace Judy 🥺🙏🏻

@ethangamingyt3724

3 жыл бұрын

Tomorrow March 15th 2021 will be 52 years since Judy was Married to Mickey Deans

@LegoPostPresidency

3 жыл бұрын

That's Right She would Have been a Centenary In 2022😭

This is a great tribute, Judy Garland inspired me to become an actress and I would love to have a chance to have a conversation with her about health and acting I know she's going to keep guiding me in my acting career she's always going to have a special place in my heart forever. Love u Judy rest easy 🥰🤟🤩❤💛🎭💘🙏

I'm recalling that day when I was at my friend's home about to go in his the swimming pool. I noticed his mom crying and I was curious why? She explained that Judy Garland had died and I was only 10 but I certainly knew how awesome she was. I felt a bolt of fear and sadness go through me. That song she was singing at the videos end is uncanny and hard to get through. I am not going to say rest in peace because I am a realist and agnostic. She is dead and gone yet she suffers and feels nothing anymore. In some awful way that is comforting but no.....I would want her to have had a long life and find her peace as I want all loving people to realize. Never ever will she be forgotten...far far from it😞🌹

I was 21 when Judy passed. I remember exactly where I was when I received the news. It was a Sunday morning, and I was having breakfast with family members; it was our tradition. The funeral wasn't till Friday. That was a tough week. It was like a relative had died. I mourned for months. I still do. 💔

Look how beloved that woman was. The years of publicized drinking, addiction, multiple marriages and financial woes didn’t diminish people’s love and respect for her one whit. You only need look at the sad, grieving faces and hear just the mere hum coming from a sea of thousands.

@melisagalvalizi6982

Жыл бұрын

why should it be diminished? it's the artistry that matters.

@gabe-po9yi

Жыл бұрын

@@melisagalvalizi6982 Fondness for Judy often went beyond her artistry. For many, it very much also included the struggles she had in life and the fact she kept on going. The press at the time was extremely cruel and seemed to want to affect how people felt about her, because alcohol and drug addiction was widely viewed as a problem of character, rather than a disease, so people could be very judgmental. A one-time assistant of hers saw all of the people standing outside to pay their respects and made the comment that she wondered if they knew the “horrible” things Judy had done if they would still have that same level of affection for her. My answer: You bet they would.

Great to hear James Mason's eulogy. I did not know such a recording existed. A real find. Thank you.

@melisagalvalizi6982

Жыл бұрын

her so called friends never cared for her

Thank you very much for this posting, Buzz. What I found touching, watching the people walking into the funeral home, was that there were many people of colour (Canadian spelling!). I would have loved to have heard the whole eulogy. And adding the "I happen to like New York" song at the end - genius Bob Jennings in Toronto

strong judy, didn't give up her tragic career because she didn't want to upset her fans. great judy! our little Dorothy. love you, forevermore

She passed away on my birthday 😢 RIP Judy ❤

I recall after the news of Judy's death that day, the local news played Over The Rainbow as they ran the ending credits of the 11:00 pm news.

You can tell, the best of the best because the end was always TRAGIC! The real STAR!

Judy Garland died on my 5th birthday, June 22nd, 1969. The year before, 1968, I remember sitting in front of the TV when both MLK Jr and RFK's assassinations and deaths were announced. Death frightened me. I hated hearing adult family members talk about it and see them cry. My mother tried to explain those deaths in terms associated with gun violence, without frightening me. I had a cap pistol, but never thought in terms of real death from a gun. Later that year, my grandfather died from a heart attack. His was my first personal experience with death. I'd never seen a person in a casket or been to a funeral home before his death. My family was gathered for my birthday party. I remember asking to go with my Aunt BeBe and first cousin Karla to get more ice. My aunt was an entertainment fan. Look, Life, TV Guide. Stacks of mags that covered Hollywood. She knew who was married, dating, divorced, working, appearing on talk shows etc. Soap stars included. She was also an excellent elementary school music teacher. That day, while we were in my aunts car, my first cousin asked my aunt about Judy Garland's death. I was riding in the back seat of her Chrysler and I remember being afraid and pressing my back into the seat of the car....until my aunt simply said that Judy's heart probably gave out like my grandfather's. I remember relaxing and being sad that someone died, but understanding that an old adults heart could stop like my grandfather's did. She may have stretched the truth, but it helped to remove the fright of hearing someone died from my head. Overall I think Aunt BeBe got it right.

@ethangamingyt3724

3 жыл бұрын

Death Frightens me to

I believe the magical essence of The Wizard Of Oz matched with her magical talent endeared her to any one who saw the movie. Her magnificent talent in 1939,49 59 and 69 kept all on track with her in movies and to TV shows. Judy was loved by all,a true Star of the world. I believe we all thought we could sit with her laugh and share her life and our lives with her.

Dear Mr Stephens,I am HAPPY to see that some of these 1969 news stories about Judy's death and funeral have been posted by you (& perhaps by others?) now that it is out there for other Judy fans to watch. I am the Garland collector of 38 years who 1st found these 1969 b&w and color news shows when I was FINALLY ABLE to find them all from a rare film archive facility back in 2006 which at the time I purchased all that they had onto a VHS tape they made for me once their rather expensive payment from me was received. I was also lucky enough to know someone around the same time who worked in the U.K. at BBC and they had access to all of the old BBC film archives and this is how I obtained the color footage shot in front of Judy & Mickey Deans London flat on the very morning (June 22ns, 1969) not very long after Deans found Judy dead. My friend at BBC also sent me additional COLOR footage with audio that was shot earlier in the year 2 different times that the media caught Judy and Deans on film..I myself especially like my additional 1969 COLOR footage which was also added to my BBC VHS tape which is probably also posted on You Tube and it shows Judy and Deans in the back seat of their waiting car and there is a very NICE clear close-up of Judy (since the camera that shot this footage was inches away from her window which she had half rolled down and you can hear and see fans saying hello etc... and Judy (all smiles) replies back..."THANK YOU DARLING" as the car pulls away.Also the b&w interview with Judy and Deans at their wedding reception party has a bit more extended footage of the interview that was not on my old copy of it which I found years ago in very grainy quality, so I HOPE that this very CLEAR extended version IS posted on You tube somewhere for all to see. I think that this may have been their very last interview that was filmed but I may be wrong, but it is truly a joy to watch...Judy is so happy and Deans is also asked several questions in it. I was just happy that this much clearer extended 1969 interview was also added to my 2005 VHS tape by my friend who once worked at BBC. There is also some nice COLOR clips, also shot at the wedding reception party that shows judy with Deans, Johnny R. & others sitting around having a good ol time LOL. I have not watched these in several years now so that archive place where all of the 1969 news stories announcing her passing, and a segment announcing what the London coroners office determined killed Judy as well as another brief segment which tells when Judy's body would be flown back to NYC from London.I also was lucky enough around 2006 to have come in contact with the person who actually shot the COLOR concert footage of Judy on stage while in Melbourne in 1964. As of 2006, I had never come across any Judy fans that had this rare footage in their collections and so the person who said that they shot this color footage using their 8mm home movie camera, they mailed me the actual 8mm film which was very clear and the colors had not faded and they allowed me to send it away where I had it transferred to a VHS tape at the time. I have since seen this same footage on You Tube only not nearly as clear as my master copy is which came directly from that concert home movie film!Recently I was contacted by the same film archive place where I purchased all of those b&w news shows from CBS, ABC, & NBC announcing Judy's death and also the color & b&w footage showing the crowds lined up to pay their last respects to Judy at the Frank E Campbell funeral home and of course the shots of some of the famous people arriving for judy's private funeral services, so I am THRILLED to know that there are even more of these 1969 news stories available to me and they sent me a complete list of these additional news broadcast they have found, and also on the list is b&w footage which shows the hearse carrying Judy's body as it arrives and enters the entrance to Ferncliff and in the description it also reads that several fans were there waiting for the hearse to arrive which should be interesting to see also. They also told me that they recently discovered b&w footage from the late 1950's which says that it shows Judy standing between 2 men & the 3 of them are talking among one another and they told me that the original news-reel film can only reads (Judy Garland in court IRS problems) but with no audio yet still rare Garland footage or at least I have never seen this before and I purchased my very 1st VCR waaaaay back in 1979 and over the years I have bought and traded A LOT of Judy footage which I can NOT WAIT TO OWN it all because it is always fun to see footage of Judy that you have never seen anywhere before. I am not saying that these recent finds by the archive place are not already posted on You Tube as they very well may be, but I have tried to see if I could find any or all of their recent finds that they contacted me about to see if any or perhaps all of it are on You Tube somewhere before I pay for this footage to be put on a DVD when I am ready to order it but I have had no luck finding this additional footage anywhere on You Tube as of yet?

@chrisholland5075

8 жыл бұрын

I also meant to say that according to this NEW list I received a couple or months ago from the secret archive place where I 1st found those b&w 1969 news broadcast about Judy's death, and the COLOR BBC brief press conference that a friend who worked at BBC in London in 2006, and the very clear longer version of the interview with Judy and Deans at their wedding reception party and so on...I also meant to say that according to this additional Judy footage they have recently offered me for sale, on the complete list of this new material, their list also says that they have also found some footage of a young Judy Garland at a mid to late 1930's ST. PATRICKS DAY parade in NYC but this new list only gives the running time of it and the other footage they have found for me and I have searched and searched trying to find ANY information about Judy in NYC from the 1930's either in or just attending the cities St Patrick's Day Parade but I have not had any luck as of yet so IF anyone has information and or the year that this footage was shot please advise and if you happen to know if Judy was in the parade of just looking-on I would appreciate ANY information about this event, but just the same I WILL be buying this footage along with ALL of the other vintage footage the archive place has found and are offering me a DVD of it all & for a hefty price for all of it just like the high amount that I paid for the ABC, CBS, NBC news broadcast announcing her death the day and the other material that I 1st found and bought from them because when it comes to rare footage of Judy especially any that has been buried in some archive place for years and Now if I OR SOMEONE could find the 2 lost OR missing Kiddie short films that the 3 Gumm sisters also appeared in...I just can not imagine every single print of these short films all being lost especially when Sooooooooo many other Vitaphone / short films still survive from the same time period that these 2 missing films were also made which you can view most of them on You Tube...This also makes me wonder what ever became of Judy's very LAST TV appearance filmed in the UK SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE PALLADIUM and then there are the 2 lost or missing or whatever last 2 American TV appearances from Dec. 1968 which of course were her 2 Merv Griffin shows? IF all of us who love watching Judy, then PERHAPS 1 or ALL of these shows etc will eventually surface for us to see and enjoy!!!!! Well, I just wanted to mention the 1930's footage of Judy in OR attending the NYC St. Patricks day parade that I have also located and will own by the end of this summer.

Ms Garland's 🌟 Star will always Shine in the Heavens ❤️❤️❤️‼️💚

Even in the end, Judy Garland made show business history! ❤️

I was only seven when she died and could not understand why little Dorothy was dead. She was just a kid. RIP Judy. I listen to you sing every day and visited your beautiful new grave in Hollywood a few months ago.

What a horrible recap of a magnificent human being.

@IndianOutlaw1870

6 жыл бұрын

She was a train wreck x 1000.

@maxalberts85

4 жыл бұрын

@@IndianOutlaw1870 Tell it to the history books. She was the greatest entertainer of the twentieth century. And get some talent while you're at it.

@elspethcoogan1499

4 жыл бұрын

Break From The Herd You are evidently an empath.

@isaacredmond.

3 жыл бұрын

But it’s so true and I’m glad it was said that way. It makes the people think about what they should do with their children so they don’t end up like this. Before you call it horrible, think about what it’s making other people think.

Again, excellent compilation of footage, ty poster

50th years have now passed since that sad day you left us Judy and yet you remain the greatest entertainer in history. All great entertainers connect with there audience through an ability to convey the joys and sorrows of life.its ups and downs.as a result love forms between each. No one has ever connected or conyeyd as well as you and nobody ever will. Because nobody lived life like you did experincing all it's highs and lows. your talents as singer actress dancer and comideinne where the most heaven sent of all heaven sent gifts . Thus you where able to touch people's hearts more strongly than anyone else. You died just a little over a year before I was born. But through your films and songs I feel I know you. You where a warm kind funny sensitive human being. You experienced many heartaches in your sadly short life and it seems to me that like Dorothy in the wizard of oz you where always trying to find your way home a place where you could find your hearts desire love. Good night God bless rest in peace. You will be loved and remembered forever. Your home now Judy your home. From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it.

Incredible footage. Thank you so much. ❤️

ALL the greats die in the bathroom, Jim Morrison, Elvis and Judy Garland, all legends bigger than life....

@teeada6858

4 жыл бұрын

The bathroom is the most dangerous room in the house. Especially for people 65 and older.

@paulabby360

4 жыл бұрын

@@teeada6858 Certainly dangerous for all three of these legends, though none were any where near 65 years old....

@GiuseppePascuale928

4 жыл бұрын

Whitney Houston, too.

where were all these people when she was broke????

@kimsmith1383

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking this same thing, especially her celebrity friends.

@bogeysbaby

4 жыл бұрын

The bigger question is "what happened to her money in the first place?"

@kimsmith1383

4 жыл бұрын

@@bogeysbaby , from what I remember reading & seeing elsewhere, she had a couple of managers (or lawyers?) towards the end of her life who squandered & embezzled a lot of her money. Plus, after enough times of showing up late or drunk to work, Producers and Directors stopped wanting to hire her. She had trouble making back the money that had, basically, been stolen from her. That's why, when given the opportunity to perform in London, she had no choice but to take it. She had become unhireable in Hollywood, sadly.

@TribuwanaSelfLove555

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly I was thinking the same thing such a tragic story 💔💔💔💔💔💔😔😢

@cryptogirliebtc3987

4 жыл бұрын

bogeysbaby one of her husbands gambled most of it and her managers never paid taxes

So touching. Thanks for posting.

It's so sad that Judy didn't live to see her daughter Liza achieve the same fame & accolades that greeted her, it's a shame she didn't live to see her win an Academy Award in 1973 for "Cabaret ", I think she dedicated the award to Judy. 😢

@Fireglo

4 жыл бұрын

Fame is overrated and meaningless. I'm sure she'd rather still have her mom around than have some phoney awards from the same evil industry that destroyed her mom.

@solemandd67

4 жыл бұрын

I'd like to think Judy looks down on Liza and is proud of her accomplishments.

@abriellehorvath3195

4 жыл бұрын

Sam Bradley Liza did no such thing. She didn’t even MENTION her mother in her acceptance speech. She wasn’t even talking to her mother when she died and didn’t shed a tear at the funeral. Liza is a phony, miserable drunk who never even checked on her mother for almost a year before she died. Judy needed a place to stay and Liza told her bellman NOT to allow her up. Frank Sinatra paid all funeral expenses. Liza is trash and can go to hell!

@Fireglo

4 жыл бұрын

@@abriellehorvath3195 She's her DAUGHTER. Judy is the one that's supposed to be there for her not the other way around. Judy was a poor parent with addiction problems. She should have gotten clean and been a good parent to her kids. My father was a pathetic drug addict too. I never went to his funeral or attempted to contact him before his death. He brought that onto himself. Why should I shed tears for someone who chose drugs over me?

@abriellehorvath3195

4 жыл бұрын

Dead Liza was an ADULT at this point we’re talking about. And married. Judy Garland busted her ass to pay for her kids schooling, clothes, etc. Liza went to very expensive schools and as the parent gets older, the children out of respect should check on them, NOT lock them out of their homesand lives! You’re forgetting Judy was a drug addict in an error when there was NO Betty Ford Clinics or Rehabs. Judy had NO ONE to guide her in the right direction. She was the best mother she could be under the circumstances. Maybe if the men in her life didn’t squeeze every nickel out of her she wouldn’t have had to work herself to death and could have enjoyed her children more. If you’re NOT a Garland fan, then why post here?????

This is what I keep saying about Judy Garland. She was a great entertainer! She was an even greater woman! I know that she is a wonderful angel in Heaven!

Wow what voice so powerful rest in peace angel 👼🏻❤️

Judy was one of the great ones.Only 4 four 11, but she had so much talent.

Thank you SO much!! I'm in tears. Tears of joy for Beautiful Judy.

I honestly don't know what to say except - Amazing Grace ♡♡♡

Wow!!! I got shivers when I saw RAY BOLGER walk into the funeral home! How deep and symbolic that was to see him! I wish Margaret Hamilton had shown up!!! She was very much alive at this time!

@amberlights1

6 жыл бұрын

Actually, I think she was there.

@marciabrady2862

4 жыл бұрын

I think she was there. During James Mason's eulogy, I recall hearing someone yelling in the background: "I'll get you my pretty"! And then I heard that evil cackling screeching laughter. How strange, even at the funeral

I wasn't even born when Judy died but I love Judy alot. The people love her still. That's how I came across her. Nothing high and mighty about Judy, she still is a people's person. Somebody should have helped with her mental health, especially being in the public eye. We know more now thankfully about mental health. Judy would get the help she needed today. God bless Judy. Xxx

I had to keep reminding myself she was Only 47, I thought she was older, it just make sad to see how people can suck the very life out of you and be the cause of your problems and then turn around and Blame (you) for your downfall, when in fact they were the one's who created the Catalyst for it. Rest In Peace Beautiful One❤️

Sad Judy died and so young only 47 !She was funny talented and very gifted !

I was just a little boy I knew who she was because I loved the wizard but really didn’t get the connection, I was at my grandmama’s and she and I were watching the news and she said - that poor young girl has gone - her voice finally broke.

@kimsmith1383

4 жыл бұрын

"The Wizard of Oz"

50th anniversary of Judy Garland's death 😔🥀🌠

@jessicacuevas7083

3 жыл бұрын

Before Sesame Street was born

Truly a magnificent talent of stage, screen, TV & music, her music & her films have lived on 50 years after Judy's passing. 😐🌈

I Loved that Lady

50 years ago today. 😢

他真的是人間瑰寶，演藝界的巨星，卻紅顏薄命 !! 時代的悲劇 !!! 禮敬 !!!

What a madhouse when all those people lined up to view her last remain's...?? Most public person's their family tend to object to a public viewing of the individual..Because some wacko's can be very dis-respectful..Thank god their were no cell-phone's or body camera's in that era... She is in peace....Such a talented woman...

Listen to his voice !!! He was so gifted and that voice is one of the best ever !! You know i have loved him my entire life , and i never knew that he could sing at all nor that he sang so beautifully!!

@BRIANOCONNOR2003

Ай бұрын

It's her And It's she Not his and he

She is definitely one of my top favorite celebrity always and forever. RIP Judy Garland You Will Never Be Forgotten. 💕

Love Ms. Garland FOR EVER!

We’re among them with all of our hearts on June 22 2020. Love you always and forever💐

Love you Judy

Simply put Judy Garland is the greatest all around entertainer who ever lived.

Wow thank you buzz I've never seen this before very touching and for one moment I thought the cameras were going to go inside Campbell's but I don't think such footage exists I've often wondered why there has never been a photo or footage of judy in state as so many people went to see her very strange ! But this is excellent .

@depecheaholic

9 жыл бұрын

Probably because they respected her so much.

Hollywood chewed her up and spit her out. She got their views in her head. Just so tragic. Right before her death, she looked so frail and looked much older than she was. She went thru so much.

R I P Judy Garland 😇😇😇 Going to miss you

Judy Garland was my shinning star all my life. I was born in early 50's so every movie she made. My favorite movie was Meet in St. Louis... But Judy and Mickey Rooney was the boomb in the day.... You finely get to rest in peace Judy !!!!

thanks Buzz! her true influence on our community really showed 2 nites later at Stonewall when the long-oppressed in mourning just could not take any more, and things really did start to change...slowly...still changing. besides being a most amazing talent and heart-felt soul, she was indeed was a true catalyst for that change in her sad an sudden passing...will always love her for all that she ever did...

@genebarrysr6741

9 жыл бұрын

Any film of judy garland's wake.

@Tracey..H

6 жыл бұрын

rshnrvrrbrt what may her appeal to gays tho? I d understand

@joetrudnak9589

4 жыл бұрын

🌈❤️🌈

I love you Judy. Heavenly angels send my message to this beautiful soul. It was the only way she could get peace.

Judy was one of a kind! Sorry to hear that her mom kept on pills. She never recovered from it! Shame on her mom 😢💊and the one’s that abused her on the set of the movie Wizard of Oz! RIP 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Garland Had A GLITTERING Career..But Punctuated With The Dreaded Drug intake. Not All of Her Own making. I personally Don't Think There Was Any Star out There That Gave Her Absolute 100% Effort More Than Garland. LEGEND.

Tears still fall when I watch this

I remember when I loved Judy garland I was 4 or 5 my favorite movie was the wizard of oz:((( I love u judy I'm crying😢😢😢😢😢😭 her carrier touched me

Voice of the angel Eyes Of Heaven

Judy Garland was a little woman with a big voice. She was a great entertainer, and a wonderful movie actress. My favorite movie, was A Star is Born, with James Mason. I loved her variety show, and I love her daughter Liza, who is also a gifted talent. Say what you want to about her or her daughter, they were both wonderful singers. Ms. Garland, RIP..

@michaelspilman5220

3 жыл бұрын

Judy garland the best entertainer of all time. And yes her daughter Lisa is a great entertainer too as is her other daughter Lorna. Her son Joey did not go into showbuisness. I believe he became a photographer but please don't quote me on that. From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it.

Ci manchi Judy! Ti ricorderemo sempre!! Sempre nel cuore!!!

Will never forget this...

I would have loved to be her friend...flaws and all. 💜

R.I.P. JUDY.....

I was born in 67 so by the time I got older and found her to be so wonderful...in all of her films..and Musicly... She had already passed on..I.hope she had God in her life and Confessed Salvation before death..I never knew she was only 4. Foot 11inches tall..maybe because she wore Heels in her Movies and that made her look taller...She was one of my Favorites as a Child..Her and Shirley Temple..

@lancehernandez1044

4 жыл бұрын

My dad was born in 66

@mikek4274

4 жыл бұрын

I was born in 64. Anyway, one day I heard a song & I asked..."Who's that singing." My opinion: greatest voice in world history.

Judy was and always will be a great, great STAR! We love her still! Leave her family in peace! How many times are you Hollywood , are going to keep telling her story?

@kimsmith1383

4 жыл бұрын

I just saw the movie "Judy" last night, & it was really quite good, actually. It was beautifully, respectfully & tastefully done. Renee Zellweger absolutely did her research beforehand, and portrayed her with the utmost love and respect. It made me, the viewer, feel for Judy Garland even more than I already have.

@debragarner4884

4 жыл бұрын

@@kimsmith1383 Thank you, I saw the trailer and felt it was different! I'm there!

Judy U. R. STILL WITH US, Love U Judy. Peace

@LegoPostPresidency

3 жыл бұрын

In our Mind our Heart And on TV

They had to tell the truth about her life and death, but Judy Garland will always be a legend and one of the greatest performers in history.

Could they have put a more unflattering picture of her up there? And what a gloomy gus that news anchor is.

@lvelez1999

6 жыл бұрын

I know it looks like a bad painting. I dont think its a photograph. It doesnt look like her. Rip

@JohnnyGNV

5 жыл бұрын

I agree, it hardly even looks like her. The could have certainly done a better presentation than what is depicted here -

@richardbullis6263

4 жыл бұрын

Judy

@dianabeurman9937

4 жыл бұрын

That's for sure!!

@libertygiveme1987

4 жыл бұрын

FT Maddux -That's what I thought!!!! And the 'News Anchor', his name escapes me, but my father LOVED HIM!!!! Actually, he looked a little like my father!

At least he didn't say that she was "our little hunchback."

Superb !

Interesting that on June 23 David Brinkley read that nasty report. Two days later the portrait of her is better and his report is more complimentary. Maybe it was because of the thousands of people of every age and ethnicity who waited hours to pay their respects that changed his loathsome response.

i wish i could live there wow

Such a sad day for this talented woman..