Where the Dress From ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Was Found After 50 Years
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- A dress once worn by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" has been found at a university in Washington, D.C. The dress, which was given to the Catholic University of America nearly 50 years ago by actress Mercedes McCambridge, was recently discovered in a box inside a trash bag. Matt Ripa, who works for the school’s drama department, said he’d been looking for the dress in 2014, when another, now-retired professor found it, and placed it in his office, according to a press release by the school. #InsideEdition
Now they can pair it with the ruby red shoes!
And Basket
And totos remains :)
@@SkarlettEsteves can’t wait 🗣
Whatever is left from the ruby slippers
@@lovin_aye8913 there's a story about the slippers being stolen and found, they look in good shape.
It was in a trash bag, takes one mans trash is another mans treasure literally.
Literally. I bet u they can sell it for millions
I am not fan of capitalism :[
@@ClassifiedPerson nobody asked
@@witchcraftwilliam582 Sorry I am not talking to you Rudey
I put my old clothes in a trash bag... maybe they were going to give it away, but accidentally threw it out.🤷🏾♀️
For 50 years, and being in a trash bag, it’s in really good condition!
Aw dude your pfp got me, I didn’t even notice it
Bro I thought there was a hair on my screen-
i thought there was a hair on my screen-
@@cia2152 ;-;
Why y'all have light mode on
Imagine the persons surprise when they realized what they threw out.
Seriously. Even if it wasn't the dress from the film, it would still have value as a true vintage piece.
And i would probably be that person beacuse i would never know how valuable this clothing could be
But remember the dress disappeared so that person could of been the said person who stole it or perhaps worked with said person whom forgot where they placed it, either way it should of been turned in years ago. Thank goodness it was found. Makes me wonder if said friend even had Judy's or the studios permission to gift it in the first place.
it was in the closet
@@hourglas39
No, it wasn’t stolen. The woman in question had received it from Garland herself, who then gifted it to the university. At that time around the 1950’s-1960’s it was common practice for studios to either throw away props or give them away to cast members. And the dress was found in a trash bag in a box in the archives of the university basement.
That dress is a relic, it belongs in a museum...
Thats probably were its gonna go. Whoever had it can easily sell it for a few million
Smithsonian, for sure! Its such an iconic piece of Americana, it definitely belongs in Americas Attic ♥️
Indy is that you?
@@bobgait4054 😂😂😂😂 oh, you slay me...
@@witchcraftwilliam582 it’s not worth that much, the last time one was sold it was $300,000
One of her kids should have that, but I can see why they wouldn’t want an article that represents their mother’s traumatic childhood.
True is was very traumatic
Wait what happened ?
What happened?
@@fireyouth7081 what happened?
@Busy Bodies! Nope she was a teenager. Judy Garlands upbringing at MGM was very traumatic for her. I don't believe there were strict child labor laws then. Judy was working non-stop since she was a child; acting, singing, dancing. They also demanded she lose weight even as a child. They would only let her eat soup, gave her drugs as a child to lose weight, be more "up" when she was tired and pills to make her sleep etc. Just google her childhood /life - it's all there. Very sad and messed up what they did to Judy. Even as an adult they treated her badly. Also, apparently the munchkins sexually assaulted her.
Too bad Judy Garland can't be here to host her opinion on the dress being found.
@@Jordan-ey5cj thats the point 😬
Damn she would’ve been 99 today
Sad what happened to her
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures okay
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures troll
Fun fact Judy’s red slippers where made in Naugatuck ct by Gilbert Adrian
I feel bad for not knowing who that is
@@therivals4961 yuhhhhhh same
Another fun fact the slippers were originally intended to be silver! But because of the new film they wanted the colors to pop beautifully and chose red to pop brightly against the yellow brick road!
Also a fun fact!
Judy Garland did black face.
No one cares..
I wish Glinda’s dress still existed, but they repurposed the magical gown for another film and apparently it just got so tatty it was binned, such a travesty.
Yes. I wish too...it was gorgeous and magical.
u got insta
@@arnoldthegreat4138 SIMP
Such a gorgeous dress! I dreamt of putting it on and fly away 🤣🤣
THEY REPURPOSED IT??? :(
This movie holds so much history, even tho its was pretty messed up behind the scenes
how?
How
What happened behind the scenes?
How?
Well it's kinda messed up in a horrible way...y'all known the the golden road or whatever I don't quite remember the actual name. The little people were touching Her in a inappropriate way they slid there hands in her dress. Sorry for the bad grammar English not first language
the title should have been: Dorothy Dress Found IT HAS POCKETS
😂😂
@@tigercrystal3284 I dare you to wear that dress outside for one day
@@user-kr8ms9mj3t what dress?
Ikr 😭🤚
Amen
The luck to find this dress just in your closet.
@engineer gaming relax centennial
@engineer gaming someone put on their airforces today
@engineer gaming you need a nap
@engineer gaming The luck to find someone like you is so high.
Goodwill
From my perspective, I just can’t believe how small she was
4"11 . So small 🥺.
Yes She was only 4’11 and I’m freaking small I’m only 4’10
They forced her to smoke multiple packs of cigarettes a day and wouldn't let her eat.
@@kaceeharrison3715 we're talking about her height. But yes the working conditions were terrible
@@kaceeharrison3715 and she was only allowed to drink black coffee
Takes the saying, “One mans trash, is another mans treasure” to an entire mother level!
Sorry to be that person but I’ve already seen this comment with 1.6k likes, and it was written before urs
@@ehartley99 ok sorry to be this person but why do you care about likes? this isn’t a unique opinion either
@@PikaPluff sorry I thought they were copying someone’s comment to get likes,
I thought it got caught in tornado
Lmao
Make my reply the most disliked comment challenge
Lol
Lol
wth
I think they should give it to one of judys children obviously they’re in there 60s and 70s now but I feel like they’d appreciate it
considered how poorly she was treated while the movie was in production, it probably isn't a good thing to remember her by, i'd say a museum is a better place for it to go
@@gueton5200 yes probably the reason why the dress was thrown out in the first place ✨
@@REWAKAAA The movie's still a classic and ultimately, all the cast were proud to be apart of the film regardless of the conditions to make it.
@@EvalonGames oh certainly. A movie I watched as I was little. Scared me here and there lol but it is a CLASSIC 🙏🏾👌🏾💯
@@EvalonGames like getting second hand burn all over your body ? And getting sexual assaulted? Sure they were
This movie will never not be relevant
Facts
It literally has a black version too 💀
Wonder what the Hispanic or Asian version would be
Absolutely. I'm 40 it's my grandmas favorite movie so I grew up watching it with her and I've seen it a million times sense. Found a vhs tape of it that someone tossed out by the trash. Still WORKS and yes this is why you should get an old vhs tape player
@@breakingames7772 no way😀
@@kiwikiwi2483 Dora meets the Leaf Blower Man, The Aluminum Can Man and the Coyote.
Only heard that song over the rainbows take me to my childhood 😭😭😭😭
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures I did thanks!
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures me too
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures People don’t ask for you to comment.
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures nobody asked you, your probably some dream fan lmao
@Brayden's Minecraft Adventures says the guys who plays Minecraft
This movie will never be replaced
I sure hope so to. But in this day and age of remakes and reboots, one never knows and they will most likely ruin it because like everything else, they'll find something racist or offensive in the original version.
@@TrampledUnderFeet ikr just like on every other movie they do and I'm not hating but I just think its ridiculous how people literally think every word is racist these days
Can you guys stop constantly bringing up all the tragedy in Judy’s life. She was actually very proud of the Wizard of Oz. She hated being looked at as a tragic figure. I’m not saying that what happened to her was OK but I really wish you guys would stop making that her legacy. She would’ve never wanted people boycotting the Wizard of Oz. She always wanted to be remembered as somebody who brought a lot of joy to people, which is why her children refuse to talk about her in that tragic manner, because she never want it to be remembered like that (her daughter Lorna has said that countless times). If you really want to honor somebody you honor them the way they wanted it to be remembered for and I find these comments very disrespectful to Judy and her Legacy. She would’ve never wanted to be remembered like this. She would’ve been so proud to see The Wizard of Oz become the classic that it became. But seeing people constantly want to boycott it because of her “trauma” is actually going against her wishes. So I really wish you guys would stop. I’m a huge Judy fan and seeing people choosing to remember her like this is making me really upset.
I don’t know who Judy Garland is ( haven’t seen wizard of oz either )
But alright
Yeah Like if she was really tortured during the production of the movie wouldn't she just quit
@@aestheticairplane9987 I’m pretty sure she couldn’t just quit back then the producers and directors owned you until you were done with the movie
@@_demilemma_ oh really. didn't know that.
The more you know.
@@aestheticairplane9987 a lot of the stories of what happened on set have been exaggerated. When I have the time I'll come back later and tell you what factually happened.
As much as I love The Wizard of Oz, the stuff they put Judy through just.. horrifies me.
Same ! I didn’t know about it all till recently. Makes me feel almost guilty for loving the wizard of Oz so much .
@@dollsNcats same. I couldn’t believe what they put her through. It was… horrible. I don’t understand how you could do that to someone.
@@mitsuki._.6 sadly Hollywood is terrible :( look at all the stuff that happens now :(
Britney Spears , Amanda Bynes , all these Nickelodeon kids . It’s all terrible :(
@@dollsNcats yeah. I’ve heard about the Britney Spears situation. Poor girl.
@@dollsNcats don’t forget Disney too.. I heard a dog was murdered on a set before. Humanity itself is messed up.
Rick: “I’m gonna bring in my Wizard of Oz guy and have him take a look.”
Me: …
Rick: “Best I can do is 50 bucks.”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Now we just need the socks
STOP-
Xd
I doubt there's anything left of them.
Judy will always be one of the most gorgeous women in history
i learned the history of this dress from a woman who owned a vast collection of old movie costumes. there was more than one blue and white checked pinafore and white blouse made for Judy Garland to wear in the movie. there is not "one" costume, but several. the woman i know owned one and it was on display along with an authentic pair of ruby slippers from the movie, (and scads of other costumes!), at a fine diningroom in Pittsburgh, PA. i worked there. every costume was authenticized by industry experts. so this find isn't as incredibly rare as it's made out to be...it's not the only identical dress that was used in the movie...which really does make sense.
Ok this makes sense because I swear I saw this dress at the museum of pop culture in Seattle in 2017
The most iconic movie artifact of all time, in a trash bag. Talk about a diamond in the rough.
Loved this movie as a child and still do. My son is 34 now but, in 1989, the movies 50th anniversary he fell in love with it. For months we watched it two or three times a day. Totally wore out the VHS. Now I have a five month old granddaughter, can’t wait to get her hooked.
I can understand why Judy Garland didn't want it. They tortured her during production.
What do you mean? (Just out of curiosity)
The production team apparently fed Judy pills in order to keep her awake for long periods during filming, forcing her on a diet, and made her wear corsets to look more slim.
@@ESFNinja that’s really quite sad, thanks for informing me though.
@@ESFNinja and started her on pill addiction
@@feliciajenkins5041 which caused her to die💔
Imagine if no one looked inside the trash bag and just tossed the dress.
😳
Ikr
No one missed it until now...
That dress needs to go in the Smithsonian along side the ruby slippers.
YESS
Makes you realize how tiny she really was! That looks like something that may have fit me in elementary school - those itty bitty white sleeves were baggy on her. Ridiculous that she had to endure so much bullying from Studio Execs about her figure.
Baggy? Wasn't that just the styling? Much like Anne's "puffed" sleeves in Anne of Green Gables?
She was 16 and 4ft 11in. 🥰
@@kelliintexas3575 shes talking about her weight the directors made her take drugs to stay skinny and to stay awake
@@lovelytt5409 Nope. She was not required to be "skinny," just not as developed as she was; her weight loss regimen included hiking and swimming with her stunt double Bobbie Koshay. And as she only worked for four hours a day on the movie and was a bundle of natural energy, she needed no help staying awake.
@@MaskedMan66 she said it out her own mouth what the hell you talking about?
It's funny he said that pocket was for her handkerchief. It was for her pack of cigarettes. Judy smoked at that young age as the producers were trying to keep her skinny.
Poor Judy
It's a pocket. It's to hold things. Who cares what it's for?
@@thetaekwondoe3887 if you watched the 50th anniversary documentary it tells you that the pocket was made SPECIFICALLY for her cigarettes. So yes to her family it does matter because it shows the abuse she was under during that time.
@@aleph9006 Okay. Don't get why she needed a pocket though. Toss 'em on the table, or keep 'em in your purse.
@@thetaekwondoe3887 lol because dresses have pockets?? They’re designed that way my guy 😂😂
Not me thinking this was the first movie ever made as a kid.
Rest in peace Judy Garland 💐
I am sorry for the hard work and sacrifice you put yourself in to help make this movie and where it ended you in life rest in peace.
There was no sacrifice involved and she had it easier than any of her cast mates.
I never knew it was missing.
I am almost 65, still my favorite movie, timeless. Judy Garland, absolutely beautifyl and voice beautifyl. Car hop trays from amazon.
Fun fact: Frank L Baum was born in my town, and we do a huge parade every year.
*Imagine if they just ignored it thinking it was some random dress and threw it away*
This was my favorite movie growing up in the 80's then VHS came out and I would watch it act it out over and over again! It gave me so much happiness and now nostalgic memories
I’m more impressed by the fact they immediately recognize that it’s the dress from wizard of OZ as soon as they found it.
You know what they say one's trash is another's treasure
This honestly makes me sad after I heard of all the horrible things they did to her😣
i feel so bad for judy, she didn’t deserve anything that happened to her
The scarecrow made me think every scarecrow I see was alive when I was younger
@@JustLord5 What do you think about Worzel Gummidge?
It’s so sad Judy isn’t here to see this but she is looming down from heaven smiling so bright 💛⛓
She wouldn’t want to see that dress
They treated her horriblely on the movie and it started her downward spiral she wouldn't want to be reminded of that dress not after all the trauma
@@Vixen1409 really ? I never knew that
@@coochiesnatcher8198 why
If she were alive to see this dress pulled from the trash she would get a flashback of bad memories of how she was treated on that set. That poor girl. May her soul rest in peace.
What an amazing find! Good thing someone quickly noticed this was the dress or this could have been thrown out.
Wow what a find brings back lot of memories just loved her thanks for sharing
I can't tell you how many times I've watched that movie, & will continue to watch it, & I'm 56 now!
Fun fact the hidden pocket wasn’t for a handkerchief it was for Judy’s cigarettes
Lil sad but true
No, it was for a handkerchief; Judy was against smoking in her teens and said so in an interview she gave in 1938.
I didn't realise how much I love these kind of dresses until I saw this video
RIP Judy Garland she went through so much on the set of the wizard of oz
Not nearly as much as rumormongers claim. She always looked back on it as one of the best times in her life.
Im only 27 and i loved the Wizard of Oz. One of the worlds timeless classics
Som that means they never cleaned out their office for over 50 years for a trash bag to go unnoticed or ignored.
Now we just need the ruby slippers
Made way before I was born and still one of my favorites. What an amazing find
My favorite childhood movie. I cry every time at the end. Such a great classic! I wish the cast was with us today!
This is Good to Here
The Legacy Of Judy Garland Is Still Marching On
The Dress Should Be Put on Display in The Judy Garland Museum in Minnesota.
I live in minnisota lol
Wonderful
I guess you can say the good witch 🧙🏼♀️ upstairs 😇made it reappear ✨✨✨ like magic. ✨✨✨
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@@odawg1297 You haven't seen Wizard of OZ ??
Amazing find!
Amazing! must be put in a museum asap
Rick: Best I can do, is 10 bucks and a liter of Coca-Cola, and it's cold.
WTH who put such an historic dress in all places A TRASH bag wth was the person who put it down in there thinking
This was my most favorite movie in my whole life i love it so much as a child and an adult it was just wonderful and how lucky and blessed you were to find her dress
The set from the olden days screams life like wow they really made magic
Judy sings so good!
They Should Send It Off To The Museum Of Judy Garland As A Tribute To Her
It needs to go to the museum with the red slippers.
I love things like this thank you for the story!!
History is back! Send it to a museum!!
The dress appears so small. Yet Judy appeared to be taller than that at the time. Wow
She was only 4’11’ on a strict diet.
well, back then people were just smaller and she was a young girl so...
@@queenie7129 She was 4'11" naturally, and her diet consisted of solid food, just less than she was used to eating, and she could pack it away.
@@jocelynecupcake No, they weren't. And finish your sentence.
@@MaskedMan66 I don't know who to believe because I wasn't alive back then. My grandma said people weren't smaller back then but I went to a museum that had a very small bed from that time and the lady working there said that people were smaller back then. Maybe it just seemed that way?
I love The Wizard of Oz it is so timeless.
This is super cool! I’ve seen the slippers and now I kinda need to see the dress.
Fun fact: there’s a chance that the ‘’somewhere over the rainbow’’ song was about the holocaust and the writer’s experience
but it started in 1941... this movie was released in 1939
I love how the narrator just says "but apparently legit"
Judy, the legend.
Would be nice to see this restored. Loved this movie as a kid
"It goes pretty deep in there"
Me: THATS WHAT SHE SAID
Rick: _Best I can do is 50 dollars._
INCREDIBLE!
My favourite movie of all time and forever will be. The thought of this dress being in the trash makes me want to cry.
The dress needs to be renovated and put on a wax figure of Judy Garland as Dorothy.
Inside edition I'm convinced that you guys put out more news videos more often than any other News Network.
P.s research that please if I'm correct, shout me out.
What an amazing find! Now it can go with the shoes!
Wow that is amazing!
GameStop: “I’ll give $7 if you include the table”
Lel
I still can’t beleive that Dorothy is my great grandmas cousin
Woah cool 👍🏻
@@veracruz6057 Thanks :)
@@person3418 it must be great having such a famous celeb as your grandmother's cousin
@@veracruz6057 Yeah, I actually never knew about that until my mom saw me watching the movie with my sister and she told me all about it
@@person3418 WAITT I HAVE A QUESTION...Was she really abused by her parents and the the director of the film???(sorry if I brought up a sensitive topic)
This gave me goosebumps and chills
I'm so glad they found it!
They treated her so bad it’s sad look it up. I love this movie so much grew up with it
They pretty much sexually abused her and sexually harassed her on set it was horrible. They drove that women to drinking and drugs!
@@Deniseeee84 yes so sad right crazy
@@honeybunorangedeluxe7809 it literally had me in tears how they treated that poor women. Did you see when she talked about how she was on set and one of the producers grab her breast and said they look to big for the age of the character she was playing so they made her tape her boobs down so tight so they could fit in this exact dress just horrible! 😞
@@Deniseeee84 so sad r.i.p to her god see everything and the evil will have to answer one day there no escaping that.
@@honeybunorangedeluxe7809 Amen !
So its official Judy Garland was the FIRST: I love your dress
"Thanks it has POCKETS" 😍
When u didn't think she could get anymore iconic, there she goes leveling up.
ICONIC!! I Love The Wizard of Oz! Brings a smile to my face😊🥰
Awesome video.
I hope they keep it in a muesum and not some bastard billionaires basment 🤢
they will🙄
It's kinda sad that the dress is there lifeless😔
Can’t wait to see the restoration
I am stunned these costumes were not kept after filming! Iconic, priceless, & measum worthy. Sad they aren't all together displayed!
I’m happy they found the shoes and the dress but I feel like they should give it to one the kids….😄😃
they prob wouldnt be reminded cuz what happend to judy
sarai luna but u know what? still something there mom wore
Now I definitely want to be Dorothy this Halloween 🥰
Okay ^u^ I'll be the lion then
Its incredible to find out that the iconic dress worn by Judy Garland has now been found after so long and remarkably intact.
that’s dope af🔥 one of my all-time favorite chilhood movies❤️