Judy's Stories 2/2

Judy Garland was known for her great sense of humour and the hilarious stories she told...I just wanted to take my favourite ones and put them all in a video but there were so many that i had to make 2! hehe...Enjoy!
Stories: Marlene's Album; The Moth; Happy Harry!

[@LauraGlasgow95]

sorry if this is weird to say but her voice is so relaxing to listen to.

[@rlmack5]

My favourite Judy anecdote!!! "I don't mean this harshly ... however" ... And then it just gets better!!!!

[@Bijoushow]

"What are we gonna say, 'No we don't wanna hear your record...'" LOL

[@quinnmorlotti]

I love her moth impression and when she says 'my dirty little face'

[@xander7ful]

I love the moth story!!! It's funny, but it shows how professional she was.

[@SaxonC]

Judy had a Presence whenever she is on Film, TV and even in recordings of her talking. ( we all know her singing is incomparibale ) She had an amazing face where you cannot help but look at her and whoever shared a scene no matter how big a star they were, Judy Always was the star you watched. She had this amazing Energy that you can't help but watch her than anyone who was on stage with her. She had that "something extra" James Mason said in "A Star Is Born" Funny how no one today has that.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

She was amazing... Real and funny. Judy was incomparable

[@moviemad1994]

Judy's sence of humour was brilliant, I would have loved to have sat down with her and just listen to her tell stories :)

[@gabe-po9yi]

One of my favorites, too, is the Munchkins being scooped up in butterfly nets, lol.

[@davidmcneill1483]

I just love her stories and her

[@7tosha9]

"I got enough problems without dragonflies in my pettycoats." Funny.

[@bbennett04]

I love this woman...She's Hilarious!!!!

[@GourmandRex]

Thanks for showing yet another facet of Judy's incomparable talent. I mean there are some other stars who can dance, sing, act, and be funny (not that many), but none who can move you like she did and honestly, who else can you name who can upstage a dog?! There is no one else...

[@andrealetsom5147]

Love her stories! The one she tells about Louie B. Mayer giving Jeanette McDonald advice on how to sing "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" is so hilarious! "...all 32 bars..." "...cried steel tears!" So funny! Also about losing the academy award for "A Star Is Born." She just cracks me up, her facial expressions, etc.! What a story teller! She told some good ones on the Jack Paar show!

[@spicytunafishy1009]

Happy harry

[@MsJman22]

I absolutely LOVE the story about Marlenas album! I could listen to it over and over ❤️so funny!

[@SenorZorrozzz]

Poor Judy so wired. So talented! A billion times more talent that any of today's little celebs! Can you imagine anyone of them stinging up against Judy? No, none of them. Judy, real powerful talent!

[@GoldenEraDame]

yeah, i love her tone of voice when she says that

[@pinkmeercatpink]

I love when she says moth and she does an impression of it at the same time.

[@97sweeney10]

I love the Marlene's Album story! it seriously made me lol. :D:D

[@andrealetsom5147]

Her moth story, "I was just perspiring, people thought I was crying!" The facial expressions again!

[@kimpunkrock]

thank u so much for these! Judy was so great. a true gem we are lucky to have all of these archived.

[@NicoleLeighKarbowski]

oh my god she soooo funny "on my dirty little face.." she just naturally funny!

[@GoldenEraDame]

i know what you mean...she was so charismatic that she just pulled you in

[@Anthonyianazone]

Funniest lady ever

[@lenfarmer8279]

Happy Harry in real life was Bing Crosby's father, a failed vaudeville comic from Washington State...very funny!

[@econoni]

marvelous!

[@maxie102]

i love this could you do another one it is great i love happy harry and the moth

[@happiihoneii]

Sorry but i could listen to that moth story and Happy Harry all day, hilarious!!!!

[@_MSD75_]

I don't mean this harshly, however...

[@rheamangles1]

hahahaha it was just applause!

[@quinnmorlotti]

Her French accent! 👌

[@matthewlaurence3121]

Do you refer to the impression of Marlene Dietrich at the start? That is meant to be a german accent, not french.

[@quinnmorlotti]

Yeah, haha. Thanks :) +Matthew Laurence (Matternick-europhile)

[@GoldenEraDame]

@maxie102 i would do another one but i lost all of my files when my computer crashed a few months ago...i've been trying to regather them but it's been a long process

[@Spiderman7Bob7]

We all know that Marlene never has such an album with only applause , but Judy's having fun with this lie , but I bet Dietrich didn't lik it .