When Radio Ruled #62 – Judy Garland Sings 1938

Judy Garland was born Frances Gumm in 1922, and soon revealed a talent for song and dance. Her first public performance was when she was just 2 and a half years old, singing jingle bells at a Christmas pageant. Her father was a successful vaudevillian with Judy and her sisters following in his footsteps, touring … Continue reading When Radio Ruled #62 – Judy Garland Sings 1938

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