THE SECOND ANNUAL JUDY GARLAND BLOGATHON IS HERE

On By In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood

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I can’t believe one year has past since I hosted the First Annual Judy Garland Blogathon. Unfortunately, last year I was hospitalized due to serious headaches, and was unable to fulfill my hosting duties. This year however, I’m well, and certainly I’m excited to kick this spectacular three day event off.

This Sunday, the legendary Judy Garland would have been 96 years old. For the occasion, all you wonderful bloggers are penning tributes to Judy, her life and career. Please submit your entries below. I look forward to reading them.

Happy Heavenly Birthday Judy.

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THE ENTRIES:

Movie Rob kicks things off with a fantastic article on my personal favorite Judy movie, A Star Is Born ( 1954 )

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The Stop Button is second to the party with one of Judy’s most underrated films, A Child Is Waiting ( 1963 )

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I Found It At The Movies joins us with a review of the book, Get Happy: The Life of Judy Garland.

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Taking Up Room pens a wonderful tribute to Judy with a post on For Me and My Gal ( 1942 )

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Love Letters To Old Hollywood joins the party with a fantastic entry on Broadway Melody of 1938 ( 1937 )

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For her second post, Taking Up Room provides us with an entertaining analysis on one of Judy’s non musical films, The Clock ( 1945 ) 

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Critica Retro talks about the 1962 animated film, Gay-Pur-ee.

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For his second post, Movie Rob tells us his thoughts on The Clock ( 1945 )

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Real Weegie Midget Reviews joins the party with a fabulous post on Judy’s last film, I Could Go On Singing ( 1963 ) 

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The Dream Book Blog give us an intriguing analysis on Judy’s final film, I Could Go On Singing ( 1963 ) 

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Movie Rob does triple duty with a post on A Child Is Waiting ( 1963 )

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Karavansara shines the spotlight on Judy’s brief but stellar performance in Judgement At Nuremberg ( 1961 )

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Vintage Genieve examines Judy, and why she has a large gay following.

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For her third post, the lovely Rebecca from Taking Up Room pays tribute to Judy’s powerful voice.

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Anybody Got A Match? talks about Judy’s performance in A Star Is Born, and why she was robbed of the Oscar.

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Whimsically Classic reminisces about Judy’s memorable partnership with Gene Kelly.

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