Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney - 1939 newsreel footage

Newsreel footage from 1939 featuring Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney.

[@lynnlRDR-RDR2]

Look at Judy she's so sweet and well just Judy but when with Mickey she really enjoys him

[@lynnlRDR-RDR2]

@P K sorry, I was probably in a hurry.

[@babyj.7793]

Judy was so cute and sweet😩

[@sodality3970]

I really wish Judy and Mickey were sweethearts in real life and lived happily ever after....sigh

[@patriciacardwell2587]

He admitted before that he should've married her

[@MarjorieEarlDean]

He was a cheater.

[@nightpoolproductions5747]

@@MarjorieEarlDeanyes and i have a feeling he loved her too much to hurt her and he knew he would

[@erinmaree1987]

I don't, Mickey Rooney was a bit of a shit

[@sodality3970]

Mickey was so darn cute and talented

[@alljudythingssss]

no he's not. He always acted on camera with Judy. He never loved her that way... just as "friends"

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

😑

[@tywilliam3225]

They didn’t let Judy eat her own birthday cake.

[@Velvettyy_]

not surprised ):

[@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653]

They only let her eat soup.. and she never once told them where to go. Her life was hers, not theirs. That's why I have no use for Garland.

[@alljudythingssss]

@@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653 If you've never been through manipulation, don't talk. You don't even know what she really went through. You should start to be more empathetic, for people with your thought we are as we are. 🖕🏼

[@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653]

@@alljudythingssss oh shut up. What type of weakling eats what they're told to eat Who doesn't take charge of their own life?? . Piss poor excuses .

[@Rose-or8om]

@@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653 oh shut up if she didn’t listen she would get slapped in the face or be starved had no choice but to listen so please stfu.

[@ryanjackson6701]

love this old hollywood shit

[@tigerwarsaw99]

Judy was a stunner ❤

[@vintagegoldenage]

louis mayor...the party was only a cover for what he and his company did to her.

[@MattBruns]

It makes me so livid how Hollywood treated Judy! They control her life and made her live the life by Hollywood rules.

[@amandasmith3334]

I feel so bad for Judy she had immense talent yet wasn't really free to live her life not allowed to eat her own birthday cake ?! And who knows what else happened behind closed doors to her Hollywood is horrible 😡

[@babyj.7793]

😢😢😢😢

[@kevinbutler1955NYC]

You call it horrible..Amanda..I prefer to call it..disgraceful and an outrage.

[@kevinbutler1955NYC]

Poor Judy..the MGM execs and the doctors under their employ wouldn't allow her to eat ice cream..and her own health would suffer..years later..due to the pills that they gave her and the mental and physical abuse that they imposed upon her.

[@PaulMcElveen]

I own this on videotape, DVD and Blue Ray. The legendary, adorable, beautiful, very intelligent and extremely talented Judy Garland had a clever sense of humor! Judy Garland was not miserable and unhappy her entire life! So many gullible people believe or want to believe that! Judy Garland billed as Baby Gumm was very happy in Grand Rapids, Minnesota where she was born Frances Ehtel Gumm and lived there until she was four and a half years old with her dad, who was gay, her miserable, unhappy, stage mother, her maternal grandmother, and her two older sisters, Judy Garland was very happy in Lancaster, California where she lived with her loving father who was gay, her miserable unhappy stage mother, and her two older sisters. Judy Garland was very happy performing with her two older sisters on radio, in vaudeville, in the 1929 classic movie musical short The Big Revue, the 1930 Vitaphone classic movie musical short Bubbles, the MGM classic short technicolor movie 1935 La Fiesta de Santa Barbara with her two older sisters. Judy Garland was very happy working with her musical coach Roger Edens who was gay. Judy Garland was very happy during the entire filming of the 1936 MGM classic movie short Every Sunday with Deanna Durbin. Judy Garland was very happy during the entire filming of the 1937 MGM classic movie Thoroughbreds Don't Cry and the 1937 MGM classic movie Broadway Melody of 1938. Judy Garland was very happy during the entire filming of the 1938 MGM classic movie Listen, Darling! and during the entire filming and making of the 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz! Judy Garland was very happy during the filming of the 1940 MGM classic movie Little Nellie Kelly, the 1943 MGM classic movie Presenting Lily Mars, 1944 MGM classic movie Meet me in St.Louis, the 1945 classic MGM movie The Clock, 1945 Ziegfeld Follies, the 1948 MGM classic movie Easter Parade, the 1949 MGM classic movie In the Good Old Summertime! Judy Garland was adored and loved by her father who was gay, her maternal grandmother, her two older sisters, her children, and her fans. Rodger Edens, Charles Walters, Henry H. Daniels, Junior, Sid Newman, Clinton Sundberg, Jules Munson, Adrian, Tom Drake, Van Johnson, Chill Wills, Robert Sully, Dorothy Tuttle, Mary Jo Allison, Joan Carroll, Helen Gilbert, Robert Walker, Freddy Bartholomew, Mickey Rooney, Jackie Cooper, Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Van Heflin, George Murphy, Victor Flemming, Clark Gable, King Vidor, Mary Astor, Marjorie Main, Billie Burke, Charlie Grapewin, Clara Blandick, Ray Bolger, Margert Hamilton, Dean Martin, Frank Morgan, Bert Lahr, Bing Crosby, Martha Raye, Chill Wills, Spring Byington, Hugh Martin, Ann Miller, June Allison, Phil Silvers, Leon Ames, John Hodiak, Angela Lansbury, Doris Day, the little people who portrayed the munchkins in the 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz, Terry the female Cairn Terrier who portrayed Toto in the 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz and Louie Jordan adored and loved her. That is not the entire list. JFK was a huge fan and friend to Judy Garland. Thank you for posting and sharing this!

[@stefansnellgrove]

Did NYC host the world’s fair that year

[@kevinbutler1955NYC]

Yes..1939/1940 was when NYC had the first World's Fair..the second and the last one that they had was in 1964/65.

[@madelineflorio8460]

is that Fiorello La guardia? ciao signore!

[@girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288]

I think we could use a mayor like him again. A true man of the people. At least that's what the history books seem to say...

[@TheMorganMonroeShow]

Epic.

[@nightpoolproductions5747]

It all looks so swell until you know that this was all staged

[@jeffreyrodman2090]

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