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Judy Garland - Once In A Lifetime - Hollywood Palace 1965
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Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 24 June 1968 [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 24 June 1968 [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]
Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 24 June 1968 [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]
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Watch Jean Hansen's Experience's other videos: Judy's 1968 Mike Douglas appearance - ua-cam.com/video/T-5xqtXcMjY/v-deo.html&lc=z134cd1ifmiqd13cs221hfmwzpvcyflqn04 A special message from the founder of Jean Hansen's Experience: Here at JHE, we strive to bring you videos that serve to preserve American Entertainment History. JHE presents these videos in a way that provides historical perspective...
Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 17 December 1968 - [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 17 December 1968 - [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]
Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 17 December 1968 - [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]
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A special message from the founder of Jean Hansen's Experience: Here at JHE, we strive to bring you videos that serve to preserve American Entertainment History. JHE presents these videos in a way that provides historical perspective as well as educates the viewer with video commentary on the subject being presented. While you may have seen portions of these videos in assorted qualities on UA-c...
Judy Garland on The Mike Douglas Show - 16 August 1968 [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]Judy Garland on The Mike Douglas Show - 16 August 1968 [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]
Judy Garland on The Mike Douglas Show - 16 August 1968 [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]
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Jean Hansen's Experience Proudly Presents..... Judy Garland on The Mike Douglas Show Taped: August 12 1968 Aired: August 16, 1968 Brought to you courtesy of JEAN HANSEN'S EXPERIENCE with enhanced synchronized video and audio, commercials and video commentary in this newly imagined SPECIAL HD EDITION of Judy Garland's appearance on The Mike Douglas Show. The Mike Douglas Show was videotaped in c...

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  • @suegorecki9868
    @suegorecki9868 5 років тому

    <3

  • @arnoldstollar5375
    @arnoldstollar5375 5 років тому

    KAye Ballard is no longer on Earth. Johnny is courteous here, chivalrous,, and decent to Judy Gumm.Minelli.

  • @peteralfano4278
    @peteralfano4278 5 років тому

    Ah Judy......one of a kind....

  • @johnkirk5312
    @johnkirk5312 5 років тому

    Oh she is so frail and tiny. I just want to hug her. I remember the day she died. They just wore her out.

  • @staxoffunk1863
    @staxoffunk1863 5 років тому

    Although Judy does look much older than 45 some of that has to do with television make up and not so sophisticated lighting that is done today, Film that was used for TV cameras etc.... Heck even though Cher was gorgeous in the 70's, on TV She appeared like 40's and She was in mid 20's at the time.

  • @randallsundeen3383
    @randallsundeen3383 5 років тому

    Wether following the yellow brick road or lamenting the one that got away her story is our collective story her star burned out too early but her legacy shines a bright light on our collective conciseness there is no place like home

  • @rancesen9
    @rancesen9 5 років тому

    STAR

  • @scottbridgeforth507
    @scottbridgeforth507 5 років тому

    My Parents Saw her at Carnegie Hall in NYC in the 60s

  • @scottbridgeforth507
    @scottbridgeforth507 5 років тому

    Nauseating How Much of a Vacant Man Carson is in the Face of True Glory of Garland

  • @cynthwise6982
    @cynthwise6982 5 років тому

    I think she looks so lovely, agree not sure why the press was so brutal about her at times..but they still do tht now...She was just absolutely Wonderful

  • @cynthwise6982
    @cynthwise6982 5 років тому

    absolute Doll...Love her character ..just do..not to mention tht VOICE...

  • @cynthwise6982
    @cynthwise6982 5 років тому

    Great Talent...Like so many....Struggling with addiction ...Like so many.....

  • @leonardohummel8658
    @leonardohummel8658 5 років тому

    Judy and Frank Sinatra. - THE ABSOLUTE GREATEST, EVER. never to be topped or duplicated.

  • @dianaparker3469
    @dianaparker3469 5 років тому

    Was this right before Judy passed away?

  • @tomfinland9572
    @tomfinland9572 5 років тому

    Shut up Johnny.... let her talk. Why is it these so-called interviewers never let the guest finish a sentence??? And why was Carson always picking at his nose or fiddling? Coke ?????

  • @jackt5617
    @jackt5617 5 років тому

    Judy Garland was the greatest female talent of the 20th century, but being a female and essentially owned by the studio system, she was used and abused in order to milk every single dollar out of her talent that was possible, then they kicked her out, only after getting her so addicted to drugs that she was never able to take control of her life. Shame on all those responsible.

  • @ajsmith5295
    @ajsmith5295 5 років тому

    Johnny Carson what a prick

  • @thehashearthasheart7146
    @thehashearthasheart7146 5 років тому

    it's so sad that she died 6 months after this aired

  • @richardmcleod5967
    @richardmcleod5967 5 років тому

    She looks so good here in this interview, it is hard to believe within a year she would be dead.

  • @richardmcleod5967
    @richardmcleod5967 5 років тому

    Judy Garland generally spoke (as she does here) positively about MGM as she knew well it was MGM that gave her the chance for the Stardom she did achieve in life. Had there not been an MGM there would more than likely not have been a Judy Garland.

  • @davidjames666
    @davidjames666 5 років тому

    Where did this footage come from where it had the commercials? Btw: Earliest footage i saw with commercials was the bulletin from the time when jfk was shot

  • @danfab4
    @danfab4 5 років тому

    Wow all those old commercials!! flashback!! I was 13 yrs old!!

  • @dianabeurman364
    @dianabeurman364 5 років тому

    LOVE JUDY! THIS WAS GREAT TO SEE ,THANKS FOR THIS UPLOAD

  • @kennethsouthard6042
    @kennethsouthard6042 5 років тому

    It's amazing how you never see Johnny take a drag on the cigarette, it seems more like out of habit to do with his hands. I sometimes remember seeing him take a drag on some shows as they were going to commercial and he would kind of lean toward the ashtray with his head down, but I don't ever remember him overtly smoking even though in the early days he always had one lit. In the later days, I don't remember him having one lit. However, the cigarette case and lighter were always there.

  • @donna6368
    @donna6368 5 років тому

    These commercials bring back some serious childhood memories. Watching Miss Garland is absolutely heartbreaking. Her eyes look so sad, she looks twice her age and she can barely form a sentence. What a sad and tortured life she lead. Basically everyone she came in contact with did nothing but use her. It seems her only joy in life was her children. What a tortured soul.😢

  • @Carefree6714
    @Carefree6714 5 років тому

    Judy Garland was pure magic. So bright, so witty- the perfect amount of devilish sparkle and child like innocence combined. They say no one phrased like Sinatra, well no one interpreted music like Garland. She almost electrically transmitted it through every cell in her body. Never before and certainly never since- a one of a kind talent that flew through our sky like a meteor.

  • @tomwilliams9612
    @tomwilliams9612 5 років тому

    This is hard to watch..... sad interview, if you can call it one.....

  • @angelacarleton9575
    @angelacarleton9575 5 років тому

    To see Judy Garland this way makes me sad but the reality the body can only take so much. You're right Len Welch - she looked age when 45 years old she should be feeling great - Hard to believe the little time she had left. I hate all those studios that started her on pills to keep her making films and downers to keep her down. It is surprised she survived these many years. I blame those horrible people that had doctors to give her uppers and downers.

  • @Dreamskater100
    @Dreamskater100 5 років тому

    Judy is so special. It's quite shocking to see her so frail here and as some of the comments say- like a much older lady yet only in her 40s. I wonder if Marilyn Monroe would've been the same had she got to this age. Lovely lady & talent.

  • @stevereed8786
    @stevereed8786 5 років тому

    The sad truth is she has absolutely no concept of accountability .

  • @Ilostmyfob
    @Ilostmyfob 5 років тому

    To me, she was so classy.

  • @TheTibmeister
    @TheTibmeister 5 років тому

    My dad worked with Judy at the London Palladium. Because of her reputation no-one else would work with her. But we were short of cash. My dad really did NOT want to do it. But he worked with her for a long time and said she was one of the most professional people he ever worked with. On the last night she came and shook everyone’s hand and thanked them. He was shocked by the way she looked, but he’d worked with the best and always said she was in his top ten. This wasn’t that long before she died.

  • @dianabeurman364
    @dianabeurman364 5 років тому

    POOR LITTLE THING, SHE WAS SO GREAT IN STAR IS BORN SHE SHOULD HAVE GOT THE OSCAR LOVE SEEING JOHNNY TOO! MISS HIM ,NOBODY COMPARES TO JOHNNY!

  • @rtrout57
    @rtrout57 5 років тому

    My 11th birthday!

  • @jasbegs1258
    @jasbegs1258 5 років тому

    Judy looks great here.

  • @Tabbycatify
    @Tabbycatify 5 років тому

    A golden voice.

  • @65wiseman
    @65wiseman 5 років тому

    Judy was far stronger than she appeared. She would never have considered herself weak. If she were as weak as everyone believes she would have died at 27 and not 47. Having a chemical dependency does not mean that someone is lacking in strength. She could be a very tough woman when she had to be.

  • @65wiseman
    @65wiseman 5 років тому

    My God! She must have weighed 72 lbs. So sad.

  • @charlottebuchanan3193
    @charlottebuchanan3193 5 років тому

    I dont know what is but I just cant stop watching her. It's somethig magnetic. When shes perforning its just mesmerizing. I dont feel bad about her life. They'll never be another her. Like Michael Jackson, Elvis, Prince etc some people are just born with extra doses of talent.

  • @tillyboos
    @tillyboos 5 років тому

    Judy is the ultimate LEGEND. OMG, I forgot how sexist 60's commercials were.

  • @helenziegenfus6754
    @helenziegenfus6754 5 років тому

    Love her stories!!!!👍😀

  • @brunoantony3218
    @brunoantony3218 5 років тому

    Is the handsome co host Ed McMahon? It can't be.

  • @Lisa1111
    @Lisa1111 5 років тому

    Damn tough broad in a man's world! ❤

  • @lianelayman7577
    @lianelayman7577 5 років тому

    The next year she was gone.

  • @lianelayman7577
    @lianelayman7577 5 років тому

    Lost her too soon.

  • @mamaboocee
    @mamaboocee 5 років тому

    Thank you for uploading this show in its entirety! Compare Judy here at this age to Madonna at the same age. It is apparent the toll that the studio execs took on this woman and contrasts with how Madonna is -how Judy should have been, healthy, fit and wealthy - in control of her own life. Two extremely strong women, from two different eras. Also, I miss Johnny Carson so much.

  • @JSB1882
    @JSB1882 5 років тому

    It's interesting that Carson and Garland were pretty much the same age. She just comes across as being around forever.

  • @srobindittrich6599
    @srobindittrich6599 5 років тому

    I adore that laugh that Judy makes at the end of this video.

  • @windstorm1000
    @windstorm1000 5 років тому

    Love NBC peacock. Classy. When tv had class. And Judy. Wow.

  • @windstorm1000
    @windstorm1000 5 років тому

    Judy looks great. Fairly healthy. And with it-witty not rambling not strung out like year before on parr/cavatt. Singing phenomenol. How did she go down hill so far in london and look like walking cadaver?