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December
1, 2005:
THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNCES
THE JUDY GARLAND STAMP FOR 2006
 From
the USPS web site
(click on image to see close-up of the stamp):
As the 12th inductee in the Postal Service's Legends
of Hollywood series, Judy Garland is considered by
many to be one of the greatest entertainers of the
20th century. An all-around performer, she acted with
equal effectiveness in comedy or drama, sang a varied
repertoire with unparalleled skill, and partnered with
the leading male dancers of her time, Gene Kelly and
Fred Astaire among them. Her show business colleagues
have been nearly unanimous in their praise of Garland's
natural brilliance - indeed, she was a "star of
stars."
Garland triumphed in most media of her era. She appeared
in 32 feature films, winning international fame as
Dorothy, the girl who rides a tornado from her home
in Kansas to an imaginary land in the 1939 musical The
Wizard of Oz. She also was a best-selling recording
artist who released more than a dozen albums and nearly
100 singles and made hundreds of radio broadcasts.
She starred in her own television show and made guest
appearances on many others. Her live performances,
widely regarded as her supreme showcase, frequently
broke box office records for theaters, concert halls,
and nightclubs.
Garland's extraordinary talent was honed from an early
age. She was born Frances Ethel Gumm, June 10, 1922,
in Grand Rapids, MN, where her father, Frank, managed
a theater, and her mother, Ethel, played the piano.
The family was musical: Frank and his wife billed themselves
as Jack and Virginia Lee, Sweet Southern Singers, and
their three daughters performed as The Gumm Sisters.
Frances made her professional debut at the age of two,
on December 26, 1924, first singing with her two older
sisters, Mary Jane and Virginia, and then delighting
the audience with a solo rendition of "Jingle
Bells." A laudatory review in a local newspaper
noted that "the two oldest girls are becoming
accomplished entertainers, while the work of Frances,
the two-year-old baby, was a genuine surprise."
In 1926, the family moved to California, settling in
Lancaster (north of Los Angeles) in 1927. In her new
home, "Baby" Gumm, as she was known, continued
to receive glowing reviews. As a student at Lawlor's
Hollywood Professional School, where she was enrolled
by her mother, Frances first met Mickey Rooney, also
a student. They first shared the bill at a Lawlor recital
in 1933.
The Gumm Sisters renamed themselves The Garland Sisters
in 1934 at the suggestion of entertainer George Jessel,
headliner at Chicago's Oriental Theatre when the girls
played there that year. Frances soon began to be called "Judy," a
name she chose after hearing it in a song, and was
signed in 1935 to a contract with MGM. She made her
network radio debut shortly thereafter.
It took some time to find an appropriate property for
the precociously talented girl who sang with the voice
of a woman, but within four years MGM had made Garland
a star. When the box office records for 1939 were posted,
two Garland movies, The Wizard of Oz and Babes
in Arms, were on the list of top 10 pictures. In
1940, Garland won a special Academy Award "for
her outstanding performance as a screen juvenile during
the past year" and one of the songs she sang in
the Wizard of Oz, "Over the Rainbow," won
the Oscar for "best song."
The movie, For Me and My Gal (1942), in which
Garland co-starred with Gene Kelly, set box office
records and received rave reviews. Garland had an even
bigger hit with Meet Me in St. Louis (1944),
in which she sang "The Trolley Song" and "Have
Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." She played
her first dramatic role in The Clock, released
the following year.
Garland vividly conveyed a range of emotions when performing,
and was felt by many who saw her in concert to erase
the line between popular and high art. She won a special
Tony Award for her storied run at New York's Palace
Theater beginning in 1951, and frequently moved audiences
to tears.
Garland received an Academy Award nomination as "best
actress" for her role in A Star Is Born,
the 1954 film in which she sang another of her signature
songs, "The Man That Got Away." She received
another Academy Award nomination for her supporting
role in the drama Judgment at Nuremberg (1961),
in which she played a German matron.
In April of 1961, Garland gave a concert in New York
City at Carnegie Hall that immediately became a show
business legend. The recording of that celebrated performance
topped sales lists for 13 weeks. "Judy at Carnegie
Hall" won five Grammy Awards in 1962, including
those for "album of the year" and for "best
female vocal performance."
A television special, "The Judy Garland Show," featuring
Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, was broadcast in 1962
and garnered several Emmy nominations. The following
year, Garland began work on her own series for the
CBS television network.
In addition to her many professional achievements,
Garland was also the mother of three accomplished children:
Liza Minnelli, Lorna Luft, and Joe Luft.
After her death on June 22, 1969, Judy Garland was
lauded around the world for enriching the lives of
her legion of fans. Many celebrated contemporary entertainers,
Aretha Franklin, Barbra Streisand, and Bette Midler
among them, have hailed Garland as an inspiration and
influence.
CLICK
HERE to see the USPS's page listing all of the commemorative
stamps scheduled for 2006.
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Don't
forget! This holiday season there are many
Garland gifts to choose from!
 Be
sure to get your copy of the 1938 MGM version of A
Christmas Carol. Although Judy did not appear
in the film, this new DVD includes Judy's 1937 MGM
Christmas trailer Silent Night featuring Judy
singing - what else? - "Silent Night"! This
is the only place to find this rare short on DVD.
The two new DVD editions of The Wizard of Oz make
great gifts for any film fan (see below).
There are also many items at the Tuner
Classic Movies website, including the TCM edition
of the game "Scene It?" and other great gifts.
Last but not least, there are several Garland CDs that
were released this past year. Click
here to check out Amazon.com's list of Garland
CDs.
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October
2005: Variety includes Judy Garland in list of
100 icons of the past century.
In celebration of its 100th
anniversary, the "showbiz Bible" has put
out a list of the 100 top icons of the past 100 years.
Although Judy didn't make the top ten, she did rate
being included in the alphabetical list of the remaining
top 90.
Judy is mentioned in various articles and spotlights
in this special issue. Notably, in his article entitled "Collective
Memories", Andy Klein writes: "The Wizard
of Oz (1939) is head of the class in terms of overall
impact, but it doesn't say as much about tis period
as it does about America in General. Perhaps the moment
of the shift to color - with the line "Toto, I've
a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore" - or the
unmasking of "the man behind the curtain" is
the most universally rememered of its scenes, but not
single movie is more assumed to be known by everyone
everywhere.
For more info, click here: www.variety100.com.
For the Garland article, CLICK
HERE.
For the original Variety review of The Wizard of
Oz, CLICK
HERE.
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Introducing the all new Judy Garland Discography.
October
3, 2005:
Welcome to The Judy Garland Online Discography!
Today is the inaugural day for this immense endeavor.
As you will see, our discography is far from complete.
It will be “in progress” for quite some
time as we complete the main sections, and add more
details and information to all of the pages. Please
read the following to see where we’re at as of
this date.
Decca Records: We have completed
the Decca Records section - For now.
Soundtracks: All of the major
compilation records and CDs for the Soundtracks section are
completed. We will add various new compilation pages in the
future as we progress deeper into documenting Judy’s
recordings. Of the pages for the individual films, only the
following are complete or semi-complete: Pigskin Parade, Meet
Me In St. Louis, Till The Clouds Roll By, The
Pirate, and Summer Stock. We will complete a
new film page(s) every few days or so, then move on to the
Capitol Records section.
Capitol Records: Once the Soundtracks
are done, we will move on to the Capitol Records section and
begin documenting all of Judy’s Capitol Records.
Miscellaneous: This is the
section where we will document the major records & CD
releases featuring Judy’s TV performances (excepting
the Capitol releases), as well as her radio performances.
Here we will also include various other releases that
might not fall into any particular category.
We hope that you will enjoy The Judy Garland
Online Discography. It is a labor of love
for us. We have always strived to collect and properly
catalog Judy’s recordings, and the Internet is
the perfect venue to accomplish this.
Be sure to check back for updates. And be sure to let
us know what you think, offer suggestions, and especially
provide information on records or CDs we may have missed
that you believe should be included. This discography
is for all of Judy’s fans to enjoy. We certainly
are having fun putting it together, and we hope that
you will have fun perusing through these pages.
Sincerely,
The Judy Garland Discography Team
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OZ
DVD TWO-PAGE TRADE AD
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More
Oz DVD Artwork!
Left to Right: The back cover of the 3 disc edition
plus the logo.
Below right: The back cover of the 2 disc edition
plus the logo.
CLICK ON THE BACK COVERS
TO SEE LARGE VERSIONS.
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“JUDY
GARLAND AND FRIENDS: DUETS” SET
FOR RELEASE ON SAVOY JAZZ AUGUST 9
Nine Unforgettable Musical Sequences Hand-Picked
From “The Judy Garland Show”
Six Previously Unreleased On CD
Stellar Lineup Includes Barbra Streisand, Lena Horne,
Mel Torme, Vic Damone, Count Basie, Martha Raye, and
More
(For Immediate Release:)
 Legendary
music label Savoy Jazz is proud to announce the
release of "Judy Garland and Friends: Duets,” the
second in a series of high quality, hand-picked
compact disc performances taken from the soundtrack
of the 1963 CBS-TV series, “The Judy Garland
Show.”
Compiled by Emmy-winning producer/writer John Fricke,
the stellar set features nine unforgettable sequences
(six of which are previously unavailable on CD),
showcasing the talent of such entertainers as Barbra
Streisand, Lena Horne, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Count
Basie, Vic Damone and others, largely accompanied
by the acclaimed Mort Lindsey Orchestra. Also included
in the packaging are rare black and white photographs
taken from rehearsals and tapings of the Garland
series. “Judy Garland and Friends: Duets” reaches
stores on August 9.
“ Duets” arrives hot on the heels of
Savoy’s earlier collection this year, “That
Old Feeling”: Classic Ballads From “The
Judy Garland Show” -- a collection of twenty
songs also hand-picked from the soundtracks of Garland’s
CBS-TV series.
“ The Judy Garland Show” was a much-deserved
star vehicle for an artist now considered to be one
of the greatest, entertainers — if not the
greatest -- to hit the stage and screen. The series
is much revered for its fascinating showcasing of
Garland’s talent and the many, many stars that
appeared and indeed, paid homage to the legendary
performer. This new compilation provides an even
greater look at Judy’s joy in music…and
the heightened level of enthusiasm she achieved in
her teamings with both friends and with some of the
most timeless vocalists of the twentieth century.
Says John Fricke: "Savoy Jazz is genuinely dedicated
to the preservation and presentation of the best
of the great popular songbook and singers, and there
could be no better exemplification of their credo
than this release. There are thirty-five different
songs heard during these nine tracks, written by
the finest composers and lyricists of the mid-twentieth
century. To hear them sung ‘live' and with
amazing energy, musicality, and humor by this parade
of artists -- led by Judy herself -- is the very
best kind of rare aural and emotional treat."
Complete track listing is as follows: “Yes,
Indeed” w/Tony Bennett& Dick Shawn
*“Judy Sings Lena Sings Judy” w/Lena
Horne
*“Porgy and Bess Medley” w/Vic Damone
*“Let Me Entertain You"/"Two Lost
Souls” w/Liza Minnelli
*“Consider Yourself” w/Lorna Luft, Joe
Luft and Liza Minnelli
“ You’re So Right For Me” w/Mickey
Rooney
*“Glenn Miller Medley” w/Martha Raye
“ I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm” Judy
w/The
Count Basie Orchestra
*“Don’t Dream Of Anybody But Me” Mel
Torme and The Count Basie Orchestra
*“April In Paris” w/Torme and Basie
“ Hooray For Love” Medley w/Barbra Streisand.
* Previously unreleased on compact disc. |
Deluxe "Oz" DVD
set for release October 25, 2005
CLICK
HERE to
view the new trailer!
 WARNER
HOME VIDEO PRESS RELEASE:
The Most Beloved Family Film of All Time
Available October 25
in Two Sparkling New Editions!
The Wizard of Oz
Two-Disc Special Edition &
Three-Disc Collector’s Edition DVDs
Film Beautifully Restored with Warner Bros.’ Patented “Ultra
Resolution” Process
More than 13 Hours of Special Features, Including:
Five New Documentaries, New Commentary by Oz Historian
John Fricke, Original Oz Storybook read by Angela Lansbury,
and Reproductions of Rare Original 1939 Memorabilia,
Including the Grauman’s Chinese Theater Souvenir
Premiere Program
Burbank, Calif. July 11, 2005 –-- Voted by the
American Film Institute (AFI) as the Best Family Film
of all time, The Wizard of Oz has charmed audiences
of every age for more than 60 years. On October 25,
Warner Home Video (WHV) will celebrate this beloved
classic with two bonus-packed DVD treasuries – a
Two-Disc Special Edition and a Three-Disc Collector’s
Edition. For the very first time, these versions of
The Wizard of Oz boast a stunning new digital transfer
of the original film, using Warner’s “Ultra-Resolution” technology,
plus a newly remastered soundtrack. As a result, viewers
will experience the movie’s Technicolor splendor
and unforgettable, award-winning songs and music like
never before.
Both DVD editions offer extensive bonus content, including
four revealing new documentaries; a new feature-length
commentary by Emmy ward®-winning producer and Oz
historian John Fricke; an Emmy®-nominated making-of
documentary hosted by Angela Lansbury; a Lansbury-narrated
onscreen storybook treatment of The Wonderful Wizard
of Oz with its colorful original illustrations; outtakes
and deleted scenes; vintage vault featurettes; and
more than six hours of audio-only treasures, including
original recording sessions for songs and underscoring
and rare Oz radio programs.
 The
Wizard of Oz Three-Disc Collector’s Edition includes
an additional disc of special content, featuring a new documentary
about Oz author L. Frank Baum and a newly restored transfer
of the 1925 feature-length silent version of The Wizard of
Oz starring Oliver Hardy and Larry Semon with a fresh score
by Robert Israel. Disc three is also highlighted by several
additional rare Oz film features and shorts, originally produced
between 1910 and 1933.
In addition to the bonus disc, the Collector’s
Edition DVD will include reproductions of the original
eight-page Grauman's Chinese Theatre Oz souvenir program
from August 15, 1939, and the invitation to that premiere;
the sixteen-page Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio News magazine
from August 14, 1939, celebrating The Wizard of Oz;
nine beautifully restored natural color Kodachrome
portraits and publicity photos from the film...and
more.
The Wizard of Oz Two-Disc Special Edition will be available
for $26.99 SRP
and the Three-Disc Collector’s Edition will sell
for $39.92 SRP.
About the Movie:
Adapted from L. Frank Baum’s timeless children’s
tale about a Kansas girl’s journey over the rainbow,
The Wizard of Oz opened at Loew’s Capitol Theatre
in New York on August 17, 1939. The film was directed
by Victor Fleming (who that same year directed Gone
With the Wind), produced by Mervyn LeRoy, and scored
by Herbert Stothart, with music and lyrics by Harold
Arlen and E. Y. Harburg. Ray Bolger appeared as the
Scarecrow; Bert Lahr as the Cowardly Lion, Jack Haley
as the Tin Woodman, and Frank Morgan was seen in six
different roles, including that of the "wonderful
Wizard" himself. Dorothy was portrayed by a 4'11" sixteen
year old girl who quickly earned her reputation as “the
world’s greatest entertainer” -- the incomparable
Judy Garland.
The Wizard of Oz received five Academy Award nominations,
including Best Picture, and captured two Oscars® – Best
Song (“Over the Rainbow”) and Best Original
Score -- plus a special award for Outstanding Juvenile
Performance by Judy Garland.
The Wizard of Oz was an overwhelming popular and critical
success upon its initial release and repeated its ability
to captivate audiences when M-G-M reissued the film
in 1949 and 1955. The film made a new kind of history
with its network television premiere in 1956 on CBS.
Nearly 45 million people tuned in for this initial
telecast, marking the beginning of a tradition. Ever
since, The Wizard of Oz has been shown virtually annually
on network (and then cable) television; its magical
story and heartfelt performances have enabled it to
grow from a perennial classic to its current status
as a treasured icon of popular culture.
The DVDs’ Special Features:
 The
Two-Disc Special Edition
Disc 1:
* New 2005 “Ultra Resolution” digital master
from restored film elements
* New commentary by historian John Fricke with selected
archival
audio comments by Barbara Freed-Saltzman
(daughter of Arthur
Freed), Margaret Hamilton, Ray Bolger, Jack
Haley, Ken Darby
(orchestral and vocal arranger),
John Lahr (son of Bert Lahr),
Jane Lahr (daughter of Bert Lahr),
Hamilton Meserve
(son of Margaret Hamilton), William
Tuttle (make-up artist),
Buddy Ebsen, Mervyn LeRoy, John Lee
Mahin and Jerry Maren
* Prettier Than Ever: The Restoration of Oz
* We Haven’t Really Met Properly…supporting
cast profile gallery, narrated by Angela Lansbury
* The Wonderful Wizard of Oz storybook, read by Angela
Lansbury
* Theatrical trailer gallery
* 5.1 Dolby Digital soundtrack
* Original mono and music-and-effects-only audio tracks
* Languages: English (Both Dolby 5.1 & original
mono) & French
* Subtitles: English, French and Spanish (feature film
only)
Disc 2:
* Documentaries on the movie’s creation and impact:
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: The Making
of a Movie Classic hosted by Angela Lansbury
and Memories of Oz -- two original
TV specials
* All-New: The Art of Imagination: A Tribute to Oz,
Because of the Wonderful Things it Does:
The Legacy of Oz
* Harold Arlen’s onset home videos
* Outtakes and deleted scenes
* It’s a Twister! It’s a Twister! The tornado
special effects tests
* Vintage vault featurettes
* Extensive stills gallery
* More than six hours of audio-only treasures, including
an "Oz jukebox" of recording
session materials, radio shows and
promos
The Three-Disc
Collector’s Edition -- includes Disc
1 and 2 plus:
Disc 3: Four hours devoted to Oz creator L. Frank Baum,
who published his first Oz book in 1900.
* New documentary L. Frank Baum: The Man Behind the
Curtain
* Pre-1939 versions of Oz on screen
The Wizard of Oz
(1910)
The Magic Cloak of Oz (1914)
His Majesty, The Scarecrow of Oz (1914)
The Wizard of Oz (1925): restored silent version
featuring Oliver Hardy and Larry Semon, with a
new, fully orchestrated score by Robert Israel
The Wizard of Oz (1933 Cartoon)
Print Reproductions
Include:
* The Wizard of Oz Comes to Life
Eight-page Grauman's Chinese
Theatre Souvenir Premiere Program from August 15,
1939
* Studio's Invitation to The Grauman's Premiere
and the envelope that included tickets to the original Opening
Night -- with a newly designed commemorative ticket
* Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio News
Sixteen-page edition of the studio’s
internal "house organ" newspaper, celebrating
the release of
The Wizard of Oz for the week
of August 14, 1939
* Photoplay Studies
Rare secondary-education study
guide to the film -- Volume V, Number 12 (circa
August 1939) -- completely devoted
to The Wizard of Oz, with articles revealing surprising
insights from its
producer, director, cameraman
and scenarists.
* Deluxe Collectors' Portfolio
Reproductions of original 1939
Kodachrome publicity stills, including nine portraits
and
on set photographs
The Wizard of Oz
Street Date: October 25, 2005
Rating: G
Two-Disc Special Edition
Run Time 101 minutes; $26.99 SRP
Collector’s Edition
Run Time 101 minutes; $39.92 SRP
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JUNE
2005 EVENTS!
On
June 11th & 12th, The
Judy Garland Club in London (England!) is
hosting a fantastic 2-day event: "Judy
Garland - A Celebration"! For detailed
information, check out the PRESS
RELEASE.
On June 25th, during the annual Judy
Garland Festival in Grand Rapids, MN a special Judy
Garland Tribute Concert will be held. CLICK
HERE for more information.
June 2005 is also the 10th anniversary of the
one and only JUDY
GARLAND DATABASE. Jim Johnson's
amazing website was the first to appear on the
web and has been going strong ever since. Check
out his new updates and improvements! |
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 The
U.S. Postal Service has just announced that on August
28, 2005 they will release a special stamp commemorating
E. Y. ("Yip") Harburg. As you know, Harburg
and Harold Arlen wrote the number one song of the
20th Century: "Over The Rainbow".
CLICK
HERE to read new release.
G o to: www.usps.com for
ordering information.
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New Easter Parade artwork released.
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detail!
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January
19, 2005
 The
Grammy's add Judy's Decca album of songs from Meet
Me In St. Louis (1944) to the Grammy Hall
Of Fame:
From the press release: "The Recording Academy
announced the newest additions to its GRAMMY Hall Of
Fame, adding 20 recordings to a timeless list that
now includes 659 titles. The Hall Of Fame serves as
a celebration and reminder of the triumphs and achievements
of the recording arts. Selections are drawn from all
major categories of music, acknowledging the diversity
of musical expression for which The Recording Academy
has become renowned."
The Grammy listing is as follows:
MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS — SOUNDTRACK
Judy Garland
Decca (1944)
Film & TV Soundtracks (Album)
 NOTE: This
is a little misleading. The Decca album is actually
studio recordings of the songs from the film recorded
at the Decca Studios, NOT the performances as recorded
at MGM for the soundtrack of the film. "Original
Soundtrack" albums were still a few years away,
and it was common practice to make studio versions
of songs from films to sell on 78rpm records and in
albums of 4-78rpm records (8 songs total). Decca had
so much success with their Garland/Rooney Girl
Crazy (1943) album that they decided to make another "cast
album" of Meet
Me In St. Louis and later The Harvey Girls (1946).
MGM began making albums of original soundtrack performances
in 1946 with their release of Till
The Clouds Roll By on the new MGM Records
label in 1946. This effectively precluded Decca making
any "cast albums".
Judy's Decca version of "Over The Rainbow" was
inducted to the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1981, and her
album "Judy At Carnegie Hall" was inducted
in 1998.
Click
here to go to the Grammy site and see all of the inductees
for 2005.
Also
on January 19th:
The
Las Vegas Walk Of Stars announces list
of 100 future honorees.
From the press release: "In celebration
of Las Vegas' Centennial year, the Las Vegas
Walk of Stars has released the names of 100
future honorees. The list spans decades of
legendary Las Vegas performers including: Elvis
Presley; Frank Sinatra; Nat King Cole; Judy
Garland; Tony Bennett; The Beatles; Ann-Margret;
Cab Calloway; Elton John; Charo; Count Basie;
Pearl Bailey; Johnny Carson; and Rodney Dangerfield
to name only a few. For the complete list of
honorees, please visit the Las Vegas Walk of
Stars Website at www.lasvegaswalkofstars.com."
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December
25, 2004
 On
March 15, 2005 Warner Home Video will release, for
the first time on DVD, Easter Parade. Also
being released is a 5-film DVD boxed set which will
included Easter Parade plus 4 other classic
MGM Musicals.
From Warner Home Video:
Strolling
along 5th Avenue or going on the bum as "A
Couple of Swells", Judy Garland and Fred Astaire
lead a parade of music (with 17 Irving Berlin tunes)
and gotta-dance fun (including Astaire's "Drum
Crazy") in this never ending delight co-starring
Ann Miller (performing a knockout "Shaking
the Blues Away") and Peter Lawford (gamely
crooning "A Fella With An Umbrella" with
Garland). Don't let this colorful Easter Parade
pass you by!
Disc One:
- Easter
Parade -
Remastered with new Ultra Resolution restoration
process.
- Audio
Commentary by Ava Astaire MacKenzie and John
Fricke
 Fred
Astaire Trailer Gallery
Disc
Two:
- Judy
Garland: By Myself -- The
Emmy Award winning PBS American Masters
documentary (114 min)
- On
The Avenue, a new "Making of..." documentary
with retrospective interviews and rare footage
- "Mr.
Monotony": Outtake musical number by Judy
Garland
- Audio
only: Fred Astaire interview with MGM's Dick
Simmons
- Audio
only: Fred Astaire & Judy Garland's Screen
Guild radio version of Easter Paraade from
1951
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