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Television movies for the week of Sept. 5Pittsburgh Post GazetteJudy Garland. A New York policeman approves of his daughter's suitor; her grandfather does not. (NR) (1:45) TCM: Thu. 10 AM (CC) • The Little Rascals '94. ...
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Audio from a radio recording (Command Performance # 18, 18 june 1942).
Every new song, new video becomes my favorite ... This one will be at the top for a while. 'The Dixieland Band' performed by Judy Garland on Command Performance, aired June 25, 1944 is rare & has a swing touch that, especially during her early years, is quintessential Judy. I always let the words of a song take me on a journey to a vision ... I saw glitter & horns, piano & sax ... So, I created some graphic photos that sparkle ... &, of course, Judy ... some may be new to you as they aren't very common. Words by Johnny Mercer, music by Bernie Hanighen, 1935. Dya ever hear the story of the dixieland band? Let me tell you brother that the music was grand They had piano and the clarinet Only thing they needed was a second cornet. And that's what led to the ruin - the ruin of the dixieland band. When the folks would holler for the Maple Leaf Rag. They would get to swingin' but the trumpet would drag. They had to keep him 'cause he played so sweet But they needed someone who could give them the beat Someone who swung with the rhythm - the rhythm of the dixieland band. He played so sweetly Instead of playing He played so sweetly Theyd be playing Sure enough he got em so they couldn't play right Finally he fixed em on a Saturday night. He hit a note that was off the chord Apoplexy got em and they went to the Lord And that is the pitiful story - the story of the dixieland band. Now they're up in heaven and theyre happy at last 'cause they found a trumpet man who really could ...
Have been searching for a version of Judy singing 'The Man I Love' for a long time ... & I finally found it. My heart melted when I heard it & I think yours will,too. Not only is this recording exceptionally rare - I'm sure that many have never heard Judy sing this beautiful ballad - but the quality of the audio has surprisingly, wonderfully survived the passing years. How rare? ... I know Judy performed 'The Man I Love' a few times live, in concert. But ... in all my searching I have never found a studio recording. I'm sure there are many people more knowledgeable than I who can correct my error if it is needed. This, too, is a live recording. The information is a bit sketchy ... possibly from an August 28, 1943 radio command performance ... or, another date - March 5, 1944, venue unknown. The visual experience I added to this audio is a collection of clips & photos of Judy with her husbands. I know there are alot of opinions about each of them ... I just accept the experience Judy had loving them at some place & time in her life. 'The Man I Love' is a popular standard, with music by George Gershwin and lyrics by his brother Ira. Some day he'll come along, The man I love; And he'll be big and strong, The man I love; And when he comes my way, I'll do my best to make him stay. He'll look at me and smile-- I'll understand; And in a little while He'll take my hand; And though it seems absurd, I know we both won't say a word. Maybe I shall meet him Sunday, Maybe Monday ...
New York TimesApaches, Nuns and a LandlordNew York TimesThe production was troubled, by technical difficulties with the new process CinemaScope and by the delays inflicted by Judy Garland's personal torments. ...
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From the album: Judy Garland in "Drive In" Command Performance Records LP-8. A rare album, side one consisting of a 1940's recording of a radio show called "Drive In". The flip side contains 6 songs I have not seen on another album!
Army-Navy Screen Magazine presents a line up of stars from the Armed Forces Radio Service program "Command Performance" to entertain the troops. Filmed at Camp Roberts, California this is part of one episode. It's November 13th, 1943, possibly the height of World War II, and Bob Hope and company are out to please. What a performance they deliver! Bob kicks off the show with some stand-up comedy and then introduces Betty Hutton who sings "Murder, He Says." Next up is Lana Turner who does a sizzling routine with Bob. To wrap up the show is a very young Judy Garland singing "Somewhere Over The Rainbow." This is an incredible show and the troops absolutely love it. This video brought to you by hwy61media. Please take a moment to rate this movie and add your comments. You can see all of my videos at: www.youtube.com Please take a look and subscribe to my channel. If you would like to comment on my channel as well, please do so. Your feedback is important to me. Thanks for watching.
Army-Navy Screen Magazine presents a line up of stars from the Armed Forces Radio Service program "Command Performance" to entertain the troops. Filmed at Camp Roberts, California this is part of one episode. It's November 13th, 1943, possibly the height of World War II, and Bob Hope and company are out to please. What a performance they deliver! Bob kicks off the show with some stand-up comedy and then introduces Betty Hutton who sings "Murder, He Says." Next up is Lana Turner who does a sizzling routine with Bob. To wrap up the show is a very young Judy Garland singing "Somewhere Over The Rainbow." This is an incredible show and the troops absolutely love it. This video brought to you by hwy61media. Please take a moment to rate this movie and add your comments. You can see all of my videos at: www.youtube.com Please take a look and subscribe to my channel. If you would like to comment on my channel as well, please do so. Your feedback is important to me. Thanks for watching.
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This is a RARE COMMAND PERFORMANCE. Judy sings & laughs with Bob Hope & Johnny Mercer. A wonderful trio, entertaining our troops. Judy & Johnny Mercer sing several short verses a-cappella. Judy's voice is an instrument by itself. Also, 2 solos by Judy with orchestra ... I Never Knew (I Could Love Anybody The Way I'm Loving You) & I May Be Wrong (But I Think Your Wonderful) ... This is for ALL THE MEN & WOMEN WHO FOUGHT TO GIVE US THE LIFE WE HAVE. Audio with graphic photo overlay & moving video clips. *All photo backgrounds used remain in the sole ownership of their creator.* *No copyright infringement intended.* www.youtube.com
Judy & Bob perform a funny skit on Command Performance 03-04-1943
This is a very funny skit from Command Performance about how Johnny Mercer wrote On The Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe...It stars Johnny Mercer, Judy Garland, Bob Hope, & Bing Crosby 25-12-1945
Recorded: 20-03-1943 Cast: Judy Garland, John Charles Thomas, Kenny Baker, Virginia O'Brien, & Woody Herman Orchestra
Recorded: 25-12-1945 Cast: Jerry Colonna, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dinah SHore, Herbert Marshall, Harry James, Pied Pipers, Jimmy Durante, Ginny Simms, Cass Daley, Kay Kyser, Frances Langford, Judy Garland, Johnny Mercer, Frank Sinatra, Ed Gardner, & President Harry Truman
RADIO SKIT WITH DANNY KAYE AND JUDY GARLAND. FROM AFRS RADIO 1944. ENJOY!!!!
This is a rare and quite hillarious Command Performance done by the lovely Judy Garland and the suave Bing Crosby. If you pay attention, you can hear Bing accidentally start to sing one of Judy's songs at around 3:40. Thanks for watching and plz comment/rate/subscribe. :)
Bob The Silverware Thief - Radio Broadcast with Bob Hope and Judy Garland From The Bob Hope Show (30th January 1951) on EMI Comedy CD
Judy Garland joins in with Bob Hope and Johnny Mercer for a few quick a cappella renditions of some of Mercer's songs, then sings 'I Never Knew (I Could Love Anybody Like I'm Loving You)' From episode #61 of 'Command Performance', April 3, 1943.
Judy revises one of her earliest hits for the 'Command Performance' radio show, March 20, 1943.
Judy Garland singing 'That Old Black Magic' on the 'Command Performance' radio program, March 20, 1943.
Judy Garland singing 'Carolina in the Morning' on 'The General Electric Program', October 30, 1952. With John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra.
"Sweater girl" Judy Garland sings 'Over the Rainbow' on the radio show 'Command Performance USA', November 13, 1943. With MC Bob Hope.
"Sweater girl" Judy Garland sings 'Over the Rainbow' on the radio show 'Command Performance U.S.A.', November 13, 1943. With MC Bob Hope.
Judy sang this song twice on the radio: On 'Command Performance' in 1943, and again on 'Your All-Time Hit Parade', August 13, 1944. I'm not sure which broadcast this version is from.
Judy Garland sings 'Smiles' on the 'Jack Oakie's College' radio show, April 6, 1937.
Filmed radio show for our troops during World War 2. Rarely seen footage of Garland.
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