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A&E Biography: Judy Garland
Countless clips, footage of over 20 classic performances and interviews with family and costars make this the most comprehensive video portrait of Judy Garland ever made.
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Academy Awards Show
April, 1965: Judy sings Cole Porter (medley)
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Andy Williams Show
September 20, 1965: Judy Guests
See also: Best of Andy Williams (below)
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The Arthur Freed Unit at MGM
(aka "Musicals, Great Musicals")
Entertaining documentary about the incomparable Arthur Freed unit at MGM during the golden era of musicals. Lots of footage of Judy and other great talents in some of the best movie musicals ever made!
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Barbra Streisand - Timeless
(Live in Concert, 2000)
Barbra's farewell concert video includes footage of Judy and Barbra duets from "The Judy Garland Show." 120 min.
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Becoming Attractions: Judy Garland
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) 1996 Special, consisting primarily of Judy's movie trailers
Now available on the Meet Me in St. Louis DVD
(two-disc special edition)
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The Best of "The Andy Williams Show"
Compilations of performances from "The Andy Williams Show" in the early 1960s. Judy's appearance from 1965 is included, at least in part (?). 57 min.
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The Best of Judy Garland
Rare TV performances from the early '60s showcase Judy and show why she was one of the most dynamic live performers of all time. Songs featured include "Swanee," "The Man That Got Away," "Stormy Weather," "That's Entertainment!" and "Over the Rainbow." 52 min.
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Bobby Darin Collection
More vintage TV appearances by the chart-topping pop star, including clips from "The Ed Sullivan Show" and "The Judy Garland Show," are featured in this collection. Darin performs "Mack the Knife," "Dream Lover," "That's How It Goes" and
others, including "You Make Me Feel So Young" with Connie Francis, "Sing Sing Sing" with Garland and Bob Newhart (!), and more. 77 min.
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Count Basie: Swingin' the Blues
The incredible musical achievements of William "Count" Basie are covered in this superior biography that mixes concert footage, interviews with Joe Williams, Jay McShann and other jazz figures, and such songs as "Take Me Back Baby" and "Strike Up the Band" with Judy Garland. 60 min.
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A Day in the Life of Judy Garland
(aka "The Final Concert", aka "Copenhagen," etc.) 1969
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Dick Cavett Show
Judy guests, December 1968
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Ed Sullivan Show
(The Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Shoe, Vol. 1)
October 3, 1965: Judy guests, sings "I Could Go On Singing"
Hosted by Carol Burnett
Note: This presentation is a compilation of excerpts; Judy's performance is also only an excerpt.
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Ed Sullivan Show
(The Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Shoe, Vol. 2)
August 7, 1966: Judy guests
Note: This presentation is a compilation of excerpts; Judy's performance is also only an excerpt.
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Ford Star Jubilee
Beginning in 1955, Ford Motor Company sponsored a television series called "Ford Star Jubilee" on the CBS television network. The premiere episode was this Judy Garland concert.
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Gene Kelly - Anatomy of a Dancer
Documentary about the wonderful Gene Kelly. Includes many clips from his films, including some with Judy, natch!
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General Electric Theater
(aka "CBS Special")
Television Special, April 8, 1956: Ronald Regan Hosts, Judy guests
Judy sings "I Feel a Song Comin' On!"
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Great American Songbook, The
Chronicles 100 years of American popular song through film clips and photographs. Includes many clips of Judy as well as other great stars.
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Gypsy Rose Lee Show
September 13, 1965: Judy guests
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Hollywood Hist-O-Rama: The Story of Judy Garland
Short documentary made ca. 1950
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Hollywood Out-Takes and Rare Footage
Includes the footage of Judy Garland singing "Over the Rainbow" with M.C. Bob Hope on a radio show for Servicemen during WWII.
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The Hollywood Palace
(TV Series) October 17, 1965: Judy hosts
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The Hollywood Palace
(TV Series) May 7, 1966: Judy hosts
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Hollywood Screen Tests: Take 2
Includes Judy's wardrobe test for the film "Valley of the Dolls."
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Impressions of Garland
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) documentary consisting primarily of interviews with Judy's associates and contemporaries.
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Jack Paar: As I Was Saying...
He succeeded Steve Allen as host of the "Tonight" show and proceeded to make it his own with his informal style, provocative interviews, and celebrated clashes with the network. Along with Paar looking back on his show business career, this
three-tape program also features memorable moments with such guests as Woody Allen, Bill Cosby, Judy Garland, John F. Kennedy and others. 180 min.
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Jack Paar Collection, The
3-CD Box
Collection of the Best of Jack Paar. Includes guests Muhammad Ali, Woody Allen, Fidel Castro, Bill Cosby, Judy Garland, John F. Kennedy and many more!
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Jack Paar Show, The
December 7, 1962: Guests: Judy and Robert Goulet
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Jack Paar Show, The
December 11, 1964 Episode
Judy sings "What Now My Love," "Never Will I Marry"
Now available on DVD
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Jack Paar Show, The
"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way
to Hollywood...with Jack Paar"
May 16, 1967: Judy guests
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Judy
(The "32 Records" Box Set)
Excerpts from "The Judy Garland Show"
Includes 3 CDs, VHS tape and 100-page book
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Judy and Her Guests, Phil Silvers and Robert Goulet
(aka "Judy Garland Special: Judy and Her Guests...")
Broadcast March 19, 1963
Judy Garland sings "Get Happy" and guests Robert Goulet and Phil Silvers go drag to impersonate Judy in skits in this entertaining CBS special. 52 min.
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Judy, Frank and Dean: Once in a Lifetime
aka "The Judy Garland Show" (special, not part of the series)
Television Special (concert), aired February 25, 1962
This milestone concert featuring Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin is a real joy for music lovers. Directed by Norman Jewison, the program features "Just in Time," "When You're Smiling," "You Do Something to Me," "The Man That Got Away" and a
finale in which Judy belts out "Swanee," "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby" and "San Francisco." 51 min.
NOTE: also included in
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Judy Garland
"Hollywood Remembers"
Nice documentary includes many movie clips, trailers and home movies.
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Judy Garland and Friends
A gem of a compilation from Judy's 1963 TV show, featuring her performing with guests Barbra Streisand, Ethel Merman and Liza Minnelli. Selections include "Happy Days Are Here Again/Get Happy" with Streisand; "The Best Is Yet to Come" with
Liza; "There's No Business Like Show Business" with Garland, Merman and Streisand, and much more. A collector's delight! 54 min.
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Judy Garland Christmas Show
Christmas 1963 episode of "The Judy Garland Show"
, aired 12/22/63.
Judy is joined by her children, Liza Minnelli, and Lorna and Joey Luft, and guest stars Jack Jones and Mel Torme in this charming live TV special. The songs include holiday favorites like "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "Santa Claus Is Coming
to Town," as well as "Wouldn't It Be Loverly," "Where Is Love?" and "Over the Rainbow." 59 min.
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Judy Garland Christmas Set
Christmas 1963 episode of "The Judy Garland Show"
, aired 12/22/63
Judy Garland Christmas Show Video (above) bundled with two CDs of Judy's holiday songs
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Judy Garland Collection
Three-tape box set includes , and .
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Judy Garland Collection
Four-DVD set includes , , Live at the London Palladium and "The Concert Years" (see below).
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Judy Garland Duets
A once-in-a-lifetime showbiz event and spectacular entertainment, Judy Garland Duets is a never before released collection of the world’s greatest entertainers on stage with the greatest music talent of the 20th century, a superstar
lineup appealing to virtually all demographics and tastes worldwide.
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Judy Garland: The Concert Years
Judy's daughter Lorna Luft hosts this special look at Judy's incredible career, which includes comments from such acquaintances as Edward Albee, Tony Bennett, Alan King, Mort Lindsey, Rex Reed and Nelson Riddle. Songs include "Liza,"
"Lorna," "Get Happy," "Ol' Man River," "Swanee," "Consider Yourself," "Chicago" and "Over the Rainbow."
59 min.
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Judy Garland in Australia
90-minute documentary, 1964
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Judy Garland in Concert, Vol. 1
Episode #20 of
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Judy Garland in Concert, Vol. 2
Episode #23 of
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Judy Garland: Live at the London Palladium
Concert, 1964
Garland's last appearance at the famed London venue was marked by moving renditions of classic songs and the first public appearance of Liza Minnelli, who performs with her mother. Included in this sensational program are "The Man That Got Away," "Once in
a Lifetime," "Hello, Dolly!," "It's Just a Matter of Time," "San Francisco," "Chicago," "Over the Rainbow" and more. 55 min.
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Judy Garland Scrapbook
Relive the glamour of the golden age of Hollywood musicals with a review of the career of its greatest singing star: out-takes, scenes from newsreels and clips from Judy's movies. 55 min.
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The Judy Garland Show (Vol. 1)
Contains Episodes 1 and 3
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The Judy Garland Show (Vol. 2)
Contains Episodes 2 and 4
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The Judy Garland Show (Vol. 3)
Contains Episode 15: "The Christmas Show"
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The Judy Garland Show (Vol. 4)
Contains Episodes 8, 19, 24 and 25
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The Judy Garland Show (Vol. 5)
Contains Episodes 7 and 9
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The Judy Garland Show: Just Judy
Compilation of Judy's solos from her television series
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Judy Garland: Songs for America
Compilation of Judy's patriotic songs from her TV series. Issued shortly after the terrorist attack of 9/11/2001. Proceeds to be donated to the American Red Cross.
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Judy Garland: Legends
Compilation of Judy's duets with other
big-name stars on The Judy Garland Show.
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The Judy Garland Show: More Judy (Vol. 7)
Contains Episodes 14 and 23
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The Judy Garland Show: Final Chapter (Vol. 8)
Contains Episodes 11, 20, 26
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The Judy Garland Show Collection, Vol. 1
Contains Episodes , , , , , , , , , , , , and
Includes the DVD "Just Judy" (see above).
Includes a paperback edition of Coyne Steven Sanders' book on the series, "Rainbow's End."
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The Judy Garland Show Collection, Vol. 2
7 DVDs!
Contains Vol. 3, Vol. 4, Vol. 5, Vol. 6, Vol. 7 and Vol. 8 (see above), Songs for America (see above), rare outtakes and more
Episodes: , , , , , , , , , , and
Two Special Compilations: "Legends" and "Songs for America"
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Judy Garland Tribute, A
A stunning collection of movie memories, some never before available on video, saluting the one and only Judy. Trailers from over 20 of Garland's greatest films, outtakes and test footage (including her screen tests for "Annie Get Your Gun"
and "The Valley of the Dolls"), film interview segments and scenes from Judy's stage appearances make for unforgettable entertainment. 150 min.
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Judy Garland's Hollywood
This two-part tape features the gala 1954 Hollywood premiere of "A Star Is Born," featuring Judy with then-husband Sid Luft and a passel of stage and screen luminaries on display. Also included is "Hollywood Home Movies," taken by ace
Tinseltown cameraman Ken Murray and spotlighting Garland, Joan Crawford, Gary Cooper, Charlie Chaplin, Louis B. Mayer and Frank Sinatra. 58 min.
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Judy, Judy, Judy
Excerpts from various Judy Garland television shows
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Kraft Music Hall (Perry Como Show)
February 28, 1966: Judy guests
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Life With Judy Garland
Me And My Shadows
Docudrama based on Judy's daughter Lorna's book by the same name. Starring Judy Davis and Tammy Blanchard, 2001.
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MGM: When the Lion Roars
Part 1: The Lion's Roar (1924-36)
Documentary on the history of M-G-M; includes clips of Judy
Under the guidance of studio heads Louis B. Mayer and Irving Thalberg, the nascent MGM finds success with stars like Garbo, Crawford, Gable and the Marx Brothers. These three tapes are companions to the book:
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MGM: When the Lion Roars
Part 2: The Lion Reigns Supreme (1936-46)
Documentary on the history of M-G-M; includes many clips of Judy
Lavish costume dramas, stylish musicals with stars like Garland and Kelly, and popular series from Tarzan to Andy Hardy make MGM the pre-eminent Hollywood studio.
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MGM: When the Lion Roars
Part 3: The Lion In Winter
Documentary on the history of M-G-M; includes clips of Judy
The end of the studio system, the rise of television, and the hard realities of economics bring down the curtain on MGM as an active film production company.
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The Making of Meet Me in St. Louis
Documentary; includes Judy's rendition of the outtake "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" (audio only, no video). Included on the 50th anniversary videotape and laser disc
and DVD (see page). Most of these issues also include the Collector's Supplement (see below)
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Meet Me in St. Louis Collector's Supplement
Short documentary included on regular issue videotape as well as most other issues including laserdisc and DVD (see page). Includes Judy's pre-recording of "Boys and Girls Like You and Me," accompanied by movie stills (the film footage is apparently lost).
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Merv Griffin Show, The
December 1968: Judy guests
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Merv Griffin Show, The
December 23, 1968: Judy hosts
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Mike Douglas Show, The
July 1968: Judy guests
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On Broadway Tonight
(TV series)
February 5, 1965: Guests Judy Garland, Peter and Christopher Allen
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Perry Como Show (Kraft Music Hall)
February 28, 1966: Judy guests
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Rainbow
Dramatized biography, starring Andrea McArdle
Produced by Jackie Cooper/Ten Four Productions for NBC TV, 1978
Based on Christopher Finch's book "Rainbow"
Videotape commercially released by Alliance in 1987.
Occasionally aired on AMC.
Entertaining dramatization of Judy's life from 1934 to autumn 1938 - the beginning of her tenure with MGM through the filming of The Wizard of Oz. Though generally disliked by many Judy fans - due to Andrea's rather sulky portrayal of Judy - I
personally like the film. I like Andrea McArdle, and the film score is fun. The film is notable for some good renditions of some of young Judy's standards, including the Hoagy Carmichael song "Judy" sung by Andrea McArdle, Donna Pescow and Erin Donovan as the Gumm Sisters (said to be the song from which Judy took her name). Andrea's rendition of "Dinah" is also quite good.
Note: More information on this film is available on .
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Rare Hollywood Shorts
Public service messages include testimonials for the Will Rogers Foundation from Bette Davis, Judy Garland, Edgar Bergen and Kay Kyser; John Wayne supports the Red Cross; Abbott and Costello stump for Christmas Seals; Ralph Bellamy speaks
for literacy. Also, Jack Benny in "Taxi Tangles." 45 min.
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Red Skelton Show
Red Skelton presents the 1954 Look Magazine Awards to such notables as Walt Disney, Edmond O'Brien, Alfred Hitchcock, Jack Lemmon and Judy Garland in this special installment of his show. NOTE: Judy is on camera for only about 30 seconds.
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Sammy Davis, Jr. Show
March 18, 1966: Judy guests
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Sammy Davis, Jr. Show
March 25, 1966: Judy guests
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Showbiz Ballyhoo
Hollywood in the 30's and 40's....the dream factory of lavish productions, glamorous stars, and fiery scandals....all of them part of SHOWBIZ BALLYHOO.
From Vivian Leigh's screen test to Judy Garland's sixteenth birthday party.
This video is packed with rare footage, including a hilarious collection of bloopers by Ronald Reagan, Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, Errol Flynn, and many more.
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Somewhere Over the Rainbow: Harold Arlen
This unique film chronicles the life of famed American songwriter, arranger and pianist, Harold Arlen. Through introspective interviews with acclaimed artists, this popular composer's brilliant career is revisited. The genuine blues feeling
and haunting melodies of such songs as "Over the Rainbow" demonstrate the power of his songwriting ability. Featuring Barbra Streisand, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Lena Horne, Cab Calloway, Johnny Mercer, Bing Crosby and Judy Garland. 70
minutes.
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Soupy Sales Show
1966: Judy gusts
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A Star Is Born, World Premiere
Television Special, aired 09/29/54, during the premiere of Judy's comeback film. Included on (above), and on most issues of the film .
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Strictly G. I.: Hollywood at War
A quartet of special musical-comedy shorts made during WWII for the boys overseas. The all-star lineup includes Bob Hope, Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, Lana Turner, Frank Sinatra, Harpo Marx, Dorothy Lamour and more. All-singing, all-dancing,
all-joking, all-flag-wavin' fun. 75 min.
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Sunday Night at the London Palladium
BBC Television Special aired March 1963 covering Judy's appearance at the Palladium.
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Sunday Night at the London Palladium
BBC Television Special aired January 1969 covering Judy's appearance at the Palladium.
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That's Entertainment! Collector's Treasury
Supplemental material to the film, That's Entertainment! III
Includes the full-length version of Judy's "Mr. Monotony."
Available only in VHS or laserdisc box set (MGM/UA M905101)
Renamed "Treasures from the Vault," (UPC # 012569692121) it's now available with the DVD box set (UPC # 012569691520).
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That's Entertainment! Judy Garland in Concert
Judy is featured in this program taken from two episodes of her 1963-64 CBS series. Songs include "Liza," "Lorna," "Rock-a-Bye Your Baby," "That's Entertainment!" and "America the Beautiful," plus a spiritual medley of "Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" and "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" and a war medley (including "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" and "Give My Regards to Broadway"). 51 min.
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Today
March 16, 1967: Judy guests. Barbara Walters interviews Judy
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Tonight Show (Johnny Carson)
June 24, 1968: Judy guests
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Tonight Show (Johnny Carson)
December 17, 1968: Judy guests
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Treasure! The Search for the Ruby Slippers
This twisted tale of lust, greed and alleged theft, reveals the secrets of the Hollywood memorabilia underworld.
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What's My Line?
(game show)
March 5, 1967: Judy guests
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When the Applause Died
Hollywood's glittering stars and starlets have always been the envy of the movie-going public.
With their fame, wealth and lush lifestyles, they epitomize the "good life" we find so glamorous.
Yet every pleasure has its price, and sometimes bearing the burden of fame can be an overwhelming task.
All too often, celebrities find refuge and solace in a bottle of booze, a vial of pills, or a dirty syringe...
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Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The
(The Making of a Movie Classic)
Documentary; available only in "The Ultimate Oz" Collector's Box Set (MGM/UA M904756) OUT OF PRINT
Now available on the DVD regular issue of
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You're The Top: The Cole Porter Story (1991)
You'll get a kick out of this tribute to Cole Porter which features the great composer's songs performed by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Fred Astaire, Ethel Merman, Judy Garland, Shirley MacLaine and others. Classic renditions of "Night and
Day," "You Do Something to Me," "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," "True Love" and more are featured. Bobby Short hosts. 56 min.
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COLLECTORS
The following collectors barter, trade and sell many of the videos listed on this page. I have dealt with all of them, and found their wares to be of good value. However, responsibility for any transaction between you and any of them is
completely out of my hands, so I will not be held liable for any problems arising therefrom. [JJ]
Wayne Lawless
contact via email
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Lost Performances and Final Appearances of Judy Garland and others
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