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	Judy Garland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judy Garland is one of the few stars to have been recognized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with two stars; one for her contributions to American motion pictures and one for her contributions as a recording artist.
		Garland's legacy is alive in her two performing daughters and in her two grandchildren: Lorna Luft's son Jesse, born in 1984 and daughter Vanessa, born in 1990.
		Judy is the subject of O'Connor's fourth studio album, A Tribute to Garland and she is to reprise the role at the 2006 Edinburgh Festival.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Judy_Garland (5485 words)

	Judy Garland: Biography
		Garland was signed a contract with MGM on October 1, 1935 with a starting salary of $100.00 per week.
		Judy's filmography is outstanding; she had two academy award nominations, one for A Star Is Born and another for Judgment at Nuremberg.
		Judy portrayed innocence on screen as Dorothy touching everyone's hearts from childhood and is the most recognizable characters in film history.
	www.reeljewels.com /garland/jgbio.htm (826 words)

	Judy Garland - Voyager, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Judy Garland (June 10, 1922 – June 22, 1969) was an American film actress considered by many to be one of the greatest singing stars of Hollywood's Golden Era of musical film.
		The general consensus is that Judy was robbed of her Oscar for various reasons and should have won the Best Actress Oscar of 1954 instead of Grace Kelly.
		Photographs taken near the end of Judy's life show a nearly skeletal shell of her former self, and it is possible that anorexia nervosa, a disease of conscious self-starvation, would play a part in Judy's demise (although no evidence has proven this).
	voyager.in /Judy_Garland (1408 words)

	Judy Garland
		Judy Garland - Judy Garland (Frances Gumm) actress, singer Born: 6/10/1922 Birthplace: Grand Rapids, Minnesota...
		Judy Garland - Actor/Singer, born 10 June 1922, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz Performers - Shirley Temple was born in 1928.
		Judy Davis - Judy Davis actress Born: 4/23/1955 Birthplace: Perth, Australia A comic and dramatic actress, she...
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/people/A0820227.html (251 words)

	Judy Garland
		Judy Garland was dead at the age of 47.
		Judy was buried in a temporary crypt at Ferncliff Cemetery for about a year, until the National Enquirer broke the story.
		Judy was very friendly with them, and used to drop by and party with the boys.
	www.findadeath.com /Deceased/g/Garland,Judy/judy_garland.htm (1277 words)

	Judy Garland: Songs
		Garland, sang this song as her father was dying on the radio, her father would never know how big of a star his little girl would become.
		Judy often sang for radio and one of the songs written for her to sing was Sweet Sixteen.
		The Battle Hymn of the Republic was emotional for Judy as she was really close to President Kennedy and when he was assasinated, Judy sang her heart out to him through this song.
	www.reeljewels.com /garland/garlandsongs.htm (1113 words)

	American Masters . Judy Garland \| PBS
		But between 1935 and 1953, Garland made some two hundred and fifty airwave appearances, singing songs she never performed elsewhere, acting dramatic roles she was never able to do on screen, and enjoying some of the easiest, most uproarious comedic interludes of her career.
		It has also been correctly argued that to experience Judy Garland's full power, one had to be in the auditorium when she brought her God-given gifts to bear on a suddenly unified collection of strangers.
		Of course, mass participation in a Garland performance is no longer possible; yet, as no other entertainer before or since, she manages as well to transcend the cold media of film, video, and disc to remain a living, working entertainment experience.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/americanmasters/database/garland_j.html (1199 words)

	Judy Garland Database: Judy Garland Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Judy was said to be the only person ever contracted at MGM without a screen test, though the same claim has been made with reference to several other stars.
		When she was working on The Judy Garland Show at CBS during the 1963/1964 season, the sign on her dressing room door read, "The Legend." She was one of the most loved and most popular personalities of all time.
		Judy's memorial service was at Campbell's Funeral Chapel in New York on June 27, 1969, and she was laid to rest at Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale, New York (see photo above).
	www.jgdb.com /bio.htm (3901 words)

	The Judy Garland Discography
		Because Judy Garland was so popular - and continues to be popular - the output of her recordings is immense.
		Judy's recording career began in 1935 at the age of 13, and lasted right up to her death in 1969.
		This is because the wonderful Judy Garland Database has the most complete Garland CD listing in existence, so it would be redundant to duplicate that work here.
	www.judy-garland.org /discography (891 words)

	Mini Biographies of Scots and Scots Descendants - Judy Garland
		From the moment she stepped on to the stage, at the Edinburgh Empire the diminutive singer was eager to please and appeared genuinely moved to tears as the audience shouted, stamped and whistled their approval from the beginning and throughout the evening.
		Her final number for the evening was "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" sung from the very edge of the stage, no microphone, her lovely legs (which she shows plenty of) gracefully folded, her angelic wistful voice soared through the theatre with a reverence that one (only) feels in the presence of greatness.
		Judy Garland always an accessible star to her fans accommodates happy children during her UK Tour which included: London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh and dates in Ireland.
	www.electricscotland.com /webclans/minibios/g/garland_judy.htm (763 words)

	Judy Garland
		She was a precocious toddler who sang torch songs at the age of three; an overworked and insecure teenage star during the heyday of MGM; a passionate yet erratic wife and mother; and a drug-addled "bad risk" who nonetheless pulled off one of the most triumphant comebacks in history.
		Through all the incredible triumphs and devastating defeats, Garland found strength in the unconditional love of her children - Liza, Lorna, and Joe.
		Ultimately a story of forgiveness and hope, of love and its limitations, Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows is a testament to the healing powers of embracing one's past, facing one's demons, and charting a course of discovery and self-love.
	abc.go.com /primetime/movies/judy/judy_home.html (195 words)

	THE VOICE- Summer/Fall 2005- Judy Garland
		Judy Garland died in London on June 22, 1969, at the age of 47.
		Several Judy Garland rose bushes are planted outside of her mausoleum in Hartsdale, New York, as well as on the grounds of the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids.
		I figuratively fell in love with Judy when I was five; from then on, I wanted to know anything I could about her — especially in terms of her career and achievement and repertoire and the backstory attendant to the concerts and movies and TV shows and radio appearances and recordings.
	www.lindaeder.com /voice_summer05/judy_garland.htm (4384 words)

	Judy Garland
		Following the release of the now-classic film, Judy Garland was transformed from talented unknown to bona fide star.
		Judy Garland beyond the silver screen, covering all television and concert appearances during the '50s and '60s, including reviews and first hand accounts.
		Diet pills, used to slim her down, and "uppers," used to keep her alert, were the beginning of a serious addiction that would eventually claim her life, a life, she felt, that had always belonged to others.
	abc.go.com /primetime/movies/judy/judy_about.html (487 words)

	Judy Garland News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Judy Garland has been described as the "Elvis of homosexuals" and for good reason.
		Judy Garland: By Myself For the first time on film, Judy Garland tells her own story, in her own words.
		Judy Garland knew what she was singing about all those years ago.
	www.topix.net /who/judy-garland (682 words)

	Judy Garland Museum® - There's No Place Like Home
		The Judy Garland Museum's mission is to engage people in exploring the life and times of Judy Garland.
		From an original painting of Judy in "A Star is Born" to a simple 5x7 photograph signed in blue ink, we simply can't mention all the wonderful pieces that have found a safe home here at the Garland Center.
		Judy Garland Museum® is a non-profit, educational organization.
	www.judygarlandmuseum.com (1041 words)

	Judy Garland Database: Ask John Fricke
		I fell for Judy when I was five years old and, while the passion was never supposed to evolve into a career, it's been (for me, anyway) the all-time labor of love.
		Some other Judy was probably included in the rough cut -- but nothing of which we're not already aware...just clips from her films, familiar to anyone who has the movies on home video.
		Judy wasn't in best voice, but it's history and I think we could do a better job of it now than was done then.
	www.jgdb.com /jfpage.htm (8173 words)

	Judy Garland's Biography
		Born Frances Gumm in Minnesota in 1922, Garland came from a vaudeville family and was introduced to the stage at just two years old.
		EVERY SUNDAY (1936) a short film with Deanna Durbin was Garland's first role at M-G-M. Her first major impact on audiences came with her third film, BROADWAY MELODY OF 1938 (1937) in which she sang "Dear Mr Gable".
		Despite the personal traumas and the professional ups and downs, Judy achieved another huge success with a concert at New York's Carnegie Hall on 23 April 1961, the subsequent album of the concert winning five Grammy Awards (and sold 2 million copies).
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Guild/7634/garland.html (809 words)

	The young Judy Garland site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Judy's grandmother had her on her lap and little Judy was going to make a surprise debut -- after her impressive little voice her parents thought they would surprise everyone and throw her in the act.
		Judy did a few short picture "talkies" with her sisters in 1929 through 1931.
		Now it was becoming quite clear to everyone from a laymen to seasoned MC's to her audience that Judy Garland had something special and could sing with such a lovely though untrained voice and a beautiful maturity that it enchanted those fortunate to hear her.
	home.mweb.co.za /cy/cyb00759/cyber/Jootes.htm (982 words)

	Judy Garland at Reel Classics
		Born and raised in show business, little Frances Gumm changed her name to Judy Garland and became one of classic Hollywood's most popular musical entertainers and actresses.
		Judy is my favorite female classic movie vocalist, and in 2004, the American Film Institute's ranked five of her famous film numbers among its list of the 100 Greatest Movie Songs -- more than any other female vocalist.
		Although it wasn't her first film, it was definitely the movie that made her a star and the role for which she'll always be remembered.
	www.reelclassics.com /Actresses/Judy/judy.htm (249 words)

	Judy Garland - Wikiquote
		Judy Garland (10 June 1922 – 22 June 1969) American film actress and singer; born Frances Ethel Gumm
		I was born at the age of twelve on a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lot.
		She was a great star, and a great talent, and for the rest of my life I will be proud to be Judy Garland's daughter.
	en.wikiquote.org /wiki/Judy_Garland (644 words)

	Judy Garland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		When she grew up, Judy and her sisters had a vaudeville act named the Gumm Sisters.
		Judy Garland married five times and had three children.
		Judy Garland was a very beautiful and talented actress.
	www2.lhric.org /pocantico/womenenc/garland.htm (335 words)

	Judy Garland
		In 1939, Judy Garland starred in The Wizard of Oz and recorded her signature song, "Over the Rainbow." An international star at 17, she was recognized in the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
		Her contract stipulated that her physical appearance not change, so Garland was prescribed amphetamines to "control" her weight and barbiturates to sleep.
		In 1969, Garland died of a psychiatric drug overdose in a London hotel.
	www.cchr.org /index.cfm/9184 (123 words)

	Garland, Judy - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		GARLAND, JUDY [Garland, Judy] 1922-69, American singer and film actress, b.
		Garland's second daughter, Lorna Luft, 1953-, is also an actress and singer who has appeared in films, on stage, and in various performance venues.
		JUDY IN THIS GUY; Jim Bailey claims he channels Judy Garland in his stage show.(FREETIME)
	www.encylopedia.com /html/G/GarlandJ.asp (457 words)

	Judy Garland Museum® - Browse the Gift Shop
		Click your heels together three times and join Judy Garland's stand-in in Wizard of Oz as she dances through her rich Hollywood life.
		Provides an affectionate, sensitive and honest portrait of Judy's early life and career that dispenses with the sordid and sensationalized.
		We have a very limited quantity of Rita Piro's book: Judy Garland the Golden Years that are autographed by both Rita and Margaret O'Brien.
	www.judygarlandmuseum.com /shop.html (696 words)

	Home
		My name is Michael Siewert and I travel around the country, with colleagues, friends and family of the incredible Judy Garland, with my extensive collection of original gowns worn by Judy in movies, TV and concerts.
		It includes rare and sometimes personal artifacts detailing Judy Garlands illustrious career, including original costumes, photographs, magazine and sheet music covers, posters, programs, dolls, plates, records, CD's, paper dolls, and the like.
		Meeting the fans and Judy's family and colleagues is what makes it all worth while for me. It is not by owning the gowns that gives me satisfaction.
	www.judygarland.com (353 words)

	Judy Garland!
		Judy was petite, and only 4' 11-1/2" tall
		Click HERE to see a list of all of Judy's credits and where you can find her next on television!!
		Fresh from her work on 'Wizard of Oz,' Garland sings the musical hits 'Alone' and 'Nobody's Baby.' Mickey Rooney, Ann Rutherford, Judy Garland as Betsy Booth!
	www.picking.com /judy-garland.html (301 words)

	Judy Garland Database: Home Page
		There are now two lists of Judy CDs: Judy Garland CDs, which feature only Judy and various artists and soundtrack CDs, which feature Judy and other artists.
		Class Act is a spin-off web site, originally featuring information about actors and actresses who appeared in Judy's films.
		Judy Garland Database ©1995-2006 Jim Johnson - see copyright statement
	www.jgdb.com (86 words)

	Judy Garland - AOL Music
		Electronic archive of information and images relating to Judy Garland's career in film, recordings, radio and television.
		Her complete filmography can be found here on the Judy Garland Database,...
		Download, listen and watch Judy Garland music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/judy-garland/3104/main (168 words)

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