You made me love you (Dear Mr. Gable) - Judy Garland (From Broadway Melody of 1938) (1937)

[@galenstone9097]

MGM used her up and threw her away. Godspeed for one of the greatest talents to ever live.

[@terrywright7470]

The word SUPERSTAR was coined for this lady, from such an early age she was so talented and so beautiful too (Such a shame that Hollywood and bad advice ravaged those looks) Thank heavens that there are still these recordings to remember her by......Even if the sound quality is not that good. R.I.P SUPERSTAR.

[@patriciachernicki6378]

What a performance such emotion and believability.

[@eugeneanikienko9760]

She made me love her 😻😂. What can I say? Words don't suffice. I can't find the language to describe the way she makes me feel. These days are gone forever ♾️, We can no longer produce a talent pure and sweet as Francis Gumm. Thank you Lord for creating her where and when you did. Thank you these things still exist on film! She will live in my heart! I, too, am a vocalist in the same genre as my dear girl. Therefore I appreciate her gift on a level otherwise unattainable. Thank you Lord.

[@bullwinkle2380]

RIP Judy Garland!!! She would've been a hundred!!!

[@joyunicycle]

At one time, I dreamt that I was singing this song for my favorite actor (Danny Kaye). And out of nowhere, young Judy Garland was passing by. She saw me singing and delighted that I knew the song, she joined me for the last part.

[@anthonytimmons4067]

Wow that’s cool

[@redbluebae4397]

I love Danny Kaye too

[@krystallovesclassics508]

Clark Gable still has that effect on people, I'm only 36 and I have never seen a picture star grander than Gable.

[@erossinema8797]

He stunk. Should have had the courtesy to wash his nasty ass

[@eugeneanikienko9760]

Every now and then the Lord blesses us with a special person. He was a nice 👍 man in life. The tragedy of loosing his dear beloved wife to an accident must have crushed him. I'm glad we have his films to remember his great personage.

[@krystallovesclassics508]

@@eugeneanikienko9760 I couldn't agree more, Him living on in his pictures is truly a gift.

[@2011littlejohn1]

I believe when Clarke Gable saw this film clip he cried.

[@patwhite7970]

Absolute talent and beautiful lady. Too bad the industry had her popping uppers and downers. 🙏 RIP

[@arthurgearheard4701]

Why didn't they do this to Streisand? Those two are the most iconic Singer Actresses in 📽️ history! Their duet on Garland's show was awesome! They would have both appeared together again if Garland had lived! Two awesome talents!

[@erossinema8797]

@@arthurgearheard4701 Streisand had far more control over her life. unfortunately Judy was her mom's marionette and couldn't get away

[@elainelosee7974]

So lovely and Very beautiful. Thankfully you're still alive in our Hearts. Thank God, Your with us always.

[@petrox41musica]

A fantastic Judy Garland, only 15 years old, with such a great, interpretation !!!!!!!

[@nyrockchicxx]

younger than 15 here

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@nyrockchicxx Born in June 1922, she was age 15 years and 3 months when she recorded this in September 1937.

[@InFltSvc]

That voice ! Oh that unmistakable voice ! She was pure raw talent. Every part of our life’s are involved with that voice from summer ( Summer Stock) to winter ( Meet me in St Louise) and then her true final performance ( A Star is Born)….

[@juliedisney4561]

what an amazing person she was

[@LeydenAigg]

Now playing (8/8/2024 at 11:20 EDT) on Turner Classic Movies. 😍😍😍

[@gogoyubari366]

Judy Garland was so pretty!

[@seanmacmurchadha1807]

Baby Gumm had such magnetism even at 15.

[@LauriethePoet]

I miss her!!

[@joeparish3575]

She was truly awesome!!!!!!

[@carmenflorio3458]

I love you Judy Rest In Peace Sweet Angel

[@babyj.7793]

My Garland Angel💝

[@finallybrainunderstood479]

Lyrics: Dear Mr. Gable, I am writing this to you, and I hope that you will read it so you'll know, my heart beats like a hammer, and I stutter & I stammer every time I see you at a picture show. I guess I'm just another fan of yours, & I thought I'd write & tell you so... You made me love you, I didn't wanna do it. I didn't wanna do it. You made me love you, and all the time you knew it, I guess you always knew it. You made me happy, sometimes you made me glad. But there were times, sir, you made me feel so sad. You made me sigh, 'cause I didn't wanna tell you, I didn't wanna tell you, I think you're grand, that's true, yes I do, 'deed I do, you know I do. I must tell you what I'm feeling, the very mention of your name, sends my heart a reeling, you know you made me love you!

[@finallybrainunderstood479]

(2) ..Aw gee, Mr. Gable, I don't wanna bother you! Guess you got a lotta girls that tell you the same thing. And if you don't wanna read this, you don't have to. But I just had to tell you about the time I saw you in 'It happened one night'. That's the first time I ever saw you, and I knew right then you were the nicest fella in the movies. I guess it was 'cause you acted so.. well so natural like, not like a real actor, but just like any fella you'd meet at a school or a party. Then one time I saw you in a picture with Joan Crawford. I had to cry a little. 'Cause you loved her so much & you couldn't have her. Well not until the end of the picture, anyway. And then one time I saw you in person. You were making a personal appearance at the theater and I was standing there when you got out of your car, & you almost knocked me down. ..oh but it wasn't your fault. I was in the way. . But you looked at me, and you smiled. Yeah you smiled right at me and you meant it. And I cried all the way home, just 'cause you smiled at me for being in your way, oh I'll never forget it, Mr. Gable. Honest Injun. You're my favorite actor. I don't care what happens, let the whole world stop, As far as I'm concerned, you'll always be the top. 'cause.. you know, You made me love you. 💕 🕊️🕊️RIP dear Judy Garland & MrGable🕊️🕊️

[@JamesCAsphalt8]

@@finallybrainunderstood479 Yes we heard it too. Thanks for typing out though. ???

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Pure sincere heart, and precociously pure genius as finest actress and chanteuse.

[@yvettecenteno]

Going back to our youth...

[@davidbonfiglio5163]

For a little girl to infuse a tune with so much subtle musiicianship.... wow.

[@martinepstein3332]

A natural genius, this song was the best thing in the film

[@rosearnold791]

This is so beautiful

[@larryomanza9350]

Great sequence but too bad about the "bottom of a well" sound

[@janeanclam1729]

Beautiful!

[@njlillycline]

The reverb adds a beautiful “dreamy” effect; after all, these are the strains of days which have long since passed us by…

[@joey_gallant]

I was thinking the same thing. It's beautiful and kinda haunting.

[@oyamakouki5428]

beautiful！！！！

[@pierceryan2533]

Excellent..Oui.

[@bonifaciogunawan3423]

There's no mistake in her voice Judy Gardland is the best👍👍

[@marygracehughes7455]

What a gift!!!

[@anthonygrant1880]

Why the heavy echo?

[@SteffiReitsch]

Why did some buffoon add that awful echo sound? They screwed it up.

[@allengumm1157]

What's with the echo chamber? Fail.

[@barbarahourigan8462]

❤️❤️

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Why does this Echo so much??

[@thinkythick4966]

tunnel 😃!

[@lenagigantes7179]

UTUBE JUST IN TIME BY JOHN BAVAS

[@derekllewellyn6663]

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[@tommyt9761]

Wasn't she talented!

[@esmeephillips5888]

Yet another musical in-joke. The song is from 'Broadway Melody of 1938', starring Eleanor Powell. When Ellie came to MGM, Clark Gable had made a serious play for her, giving her a Packard Roadster for her birthday, but no sale. Now Roger Edens, Ellie's pal, has written a song about Judy carrying a torch for Gable... but as untouchable jailbait. Apart from the silly echo that has been imposed on the soundtrack, I find the neurotic undertone of this rendition, while not depressing in itself, an ominous foretaste of how Garland's idolators would admire her for all the wrong reasons. Give me 'Everybody Sing' from the same film, in which a spirited Judy works a waiting room full of troupers the way she would enthuse live audiences as a dumpy middle-aged lady. She went down fighting, not fading.

[@erossinema8797]

Way better singer than her daughter. Judy was awesome