Judy.

amy; 21.

[vintagegifsdaily]

Why, you did say something!

[musicalfilm]

judy garland & gene kelly in for me and my gal (1942)

[allaboutclassics]

💡💡

[franciegummstarstruck]

I don’t care what the critics may say, Judy Garland’s outtakes of ‘‘The Man That Got Away’‘ from 1955′s ‘‘A Star Is Born” were all sheer delights in my view. Judy’s star power came out in every performance and scene in that great film. And I love her casual glam style in this take. 

[classyjugenealover]

Judy Garland’s Tumblr Fandom Questionnaire

Hi everyone!

My name is Désirée, a.k.a. classyjugenealover, and I am conducting an anonymous survey among Judy Garland’s admirers and fans on Tumblr for my thesis project at the university. I specifically want to examine what the general characteristics and opinions of her contemporary global audiences are, and to see how this may be different from her historical U.S. American audiences, who did not have access to social media.

You would do me a huge favor if you could please take some time to fill out this online questionnaire: https://goo.gl/forms/QRij3sSOciaoUkb22

It contains 24 multiple choice questions and takes about 5-10 minutes to complete. Thank you! :)

[youhavestarsinyoureyess]

how could Dorothy be so calm when glinda tells her that she had the power to go back home all along cos not being funny I would have gone ape shit if I had had apples thrown at me and nearly mauled by a lion and then almost murdered by a witch to then find out it could’ve all been stopped the MOMENT I got to Oz

and then when Dorothy asked why she didn’t tell her shes like “you never would’ve believed me” SAYS THE LADY TO TRAVELS BY BUBBLE I would have believed anything she fucking said Dorothy should have punched her

[tcm]

Wishing Margaret O'Brien a wonderful 81st birthday, here with Judy Garland in MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS (‘44)

[goodgarlands46]

A candid from home footage of Judy and her mother Ethel in 1949

[goodgarlands46]

Judy photographed on set on 1/12/1939 for footage that was ultimately cut.

[wehadfacesthen]

Judy Garland and Marlene Dietrich, 1958, after one of Garland’s concert performances

[ohmygarlands]

I'd just like to point out...

That not only does Judy rap in Ziegfeld Follies but she also says “dank”.

[yeahbutjudygarland]

I can’t even deal with her

[ohmygarlands]

It’s a strange feeling missing someone you never knew.

[yeahbutjudygarland]

don’t look at me I’m too famous

[babeimgonnaleaveu]

The Wizard of Oz (1939)

[allaboutclassics]

Absolute doll 💗

[genecurrankelly]