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ABC Television 5 Emil Abdelnour 5 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 5 On Acting 9 Actresses Who Have Portrayed Judy Garland or Judy Garland Based Characters 9 Adrian 10 Advertisements 10 Ray Aghayan 11 Agents 11 Harry Akst 13 Edward Albee 13 Shana Alexander 13 Alice Adams 14 a/k/a Judy Garland Park 14 The Allen Brothers 15 Gene Allen 15 Peter Allen 16 Steve Allen 17 Woody Allen 18 June Allyson 18 Carleton Alsop 19 Vernon Alves 20 Ambassador Hotel 20 Americana Hotel 20 American Federation of Labor 20 Amsterdam, Netherlands 20 An Observation of FameäHollywood Style 21 Judith Anderson 21 The Andrews Sisters 21 Andy Hardy Meets Debutante 21 The Andy Williams Show 23 Annie Get Your Gun 23 Another World 25 Harry J. Anslinger 25 Army Archerd 26 Arie Crown Theater, Chicago, Illinois 26 Harold Arlen 26 Arthur 28 ASCAP Tribute to Harold Arlen 28 Betty Asher 28 Fred Astaire 29 Mary Astor 30 The Astrodome, Houston, Texas 31 Atlantic City Convention Hall 31 A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 32 James Aubrey 32 Auction of Judy Garland's Property 33 Auld Lang Syne 34 Pamela Austin 35 Autobiography 35 Autopsy 36 Richard Avedon 36 Awards 36 John Aylesworth 37 Babes in Arms 38 Babes on Broadway 39 Lauren Bacall 41 Back Bay Theater, Boston, Massachusetts 42 Jim Bailey 42 Pearl Bailey 43 Lucille Ball 43 Baltimore Civic Center 44 Tallulah Bankhead 44 Lynn Bari 44 The Barkleys of Broadway 44 Billy Barnes 45 Nancy Barr 46 Ethel Barrymore 46 Barry Norman's Hollywood Greats 47 Richard Barstow 47 Lionel Bart 47 Freddie Bartholomew 48 Count Basie 48 Shirley Bassey 48 Battle Hymn of the Republic 48 L. Frank Baum 50 Greg Bautzer 50 Nora Bayes 50 The Beatles 51 The Beauty of Judy 51 Gilbert Becaud 52 Wallace Beery 52 David Begelman 52 The Belle of New York 54 Tony Bennett 54 Jack Benny 55 Sally Smith Benson 55 Polly Bergen 56 Busby Berkeley 56 Irving Berlin 57 Sarah Bernhardt 58 Leonard Bernstein 58 Best Foot Forward 58 Better Babies Contest 59 Beyond Rainbows 59 Beyond the Rainbow 59 Big Brother Ken's Kiddie Hour 59 The Big Revue 60 Birth 60 The Bishop Theater, Bishop, California 60 Blackglama Furs 60 Blakeland Inn, Littleton, Colorado 61 Cantor Oscar Blanco 61 Ralph Blane 61 Joan Blondell 62 Blue Records 62 The Bob Hope Show 63 Dirk Bogarde 63 Humphrey Bogart 63 Ray Bolger 64 Bonanza 64 Bonwit Teller 65 Books Written About Judy Garland 65 Books In Which Judy Garland is Prominently Featured or Discussed 66 Born In A Trunk 67 Born In Wedlock 67 Born To Dance 67 Boston Common, Boston, Massachusetts 68 The Boys in the Band 68 Eddie Bracken 68 Johnny Bradford 69 Breakfast 69 Lucille Bremer 69 Karl Brent 69 Fanny Brice 70 Broadway Melody of 1938 70 Lew Brown 71 Yul Brynner 71 John Bubbles 72 Billie Burke 72 Carol Burnett 73 George Burns 73 Lillian Burns 73 Richard Burton 73 Joe Bushkin 74 Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford, Connecticut 74 By The Beautiful Sea 74 Max Bygraves 74 Cadogan Lane 76 Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada 76 Sammy Cahn 77 Call Me Irresponsible 77 Call Them Irreplaceable 78 Camden County Music Fair, Haddonfield, New Jersey 78 Cal-Neva Lodge, Lake Tahoe, Nevada 79 Canceled Performances 80 Cap d'Antibes 81 Cape Cod, Massachusetts 82 Capitol Records 82 Capitol Theater, Nedw York, New York 83 The Captured Shadow 84 John Carlyle 84 Hoagy Carmichael 84 Carnegie Hall, New York, New York 84 Carnival 88 Carousel 88 Carleton Carpenter 89 Vikki Carr 89 Jack Carson 89 Jack Carter 89 Wilma Casper 90 John Cassavetes 90 Nick Castle 91 Jack Cathcart 91 Suzanne (Mary Jane) Gumm Cathcart 91 CBS-TV 92 CBS-TV Affiliates Meeting 94 Cecil B. DeMille Award 95 Bennett Cerf 95 Carol Channing 96 Saul Chaplin 96 Characters Portrayed by Judy Garland (On Film) 96 Charities 97 Charlie Bubbles 97 Chelsea Veterans Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts 97 Chicago Opera House, Chicago, Illinois 98 Chicago World's Fair, Chicago, Illinois 99 Childhood Performances 99 A Child Is Waiting 122 Children 123 The Children's Hour 123 Choo Choo 123 Christmas 123 Cincinnati Gardens, Cincinnati, Ohio 125 Cinderella in Flowerland 125 Cinematographers 125 Circle Star Theater, San Carlos, California 126 Civil Rights 127 Ina Claire 127 Petula Clark 127 Montgomery Clift 127 The Clock 128 Rosemary Clooney 129 Charlie Cochran 129 The Cocoanut Grove, Los Angeles, California 129 George M. Cohan 130 Bobby Cole 131 Nat King Cole 132 Dr. Lester Coleman 132 Collectors' Plates 132 Bill Colleran 133 Columbia Pictures 134 Columbia Records 134 Comanche Ranch 134 Command Performance 134 Perry Como 134 Compact Discs 134 The Complete Judy Garland 136 Concerts and Live Performances 137 Concord Hotel, Catskills, New York 145 Barbara Cook 145 Jackie Cooper 146 Coroner's Report 147 Noel Coward 147 Joan Crawford 147 Creative Management Associates 147 Bing Crosby 148 Bob Crosby 149 Cue Magazine 150 George Cukor 150 Jack Cummings 151 Curran Theater, San Francisco, California 151 Dorothy Dandridge 153 Dallas, Texas 153 Vic Damone 154 Gina Dangerfield 155 Danny Daniels 155 Michael Dann 155 Bobby Darin 155 Bette Davis 156 Sammy Davis 156 Beatrice ≥Bumbles" Dawson 157 Doris Day 157 A Day In The Life Of Judy Garland 158 Mickey Deans 158 ≥Dear Mr. Gable, You Made Me Love You" 160 Death 161 Debut 162 Decca Records 163 Fred DeCordova 164 Don DeFore 164 Gloria DeHaven 164 Bernard Delfont 165 Vivienne Della Chiesa 165 Michael De Vinko 165 Reverend Peter Delaney 165 Peg DeVine 165 The Dick Cavett Show 166 Dick Tracy in B Flat 167 Marlene Dietrich 167 Albert John DiOrio 167 Diplomat Hotel, Hollywood, Florida 168 Directors (Motion Picture) 168 Divorces 169 Documentaries 170 Dolls 170 Dominion Theatre, London, England 171 Robert Donat 172 Don't Cry For Me Argentina 172 Tommy Dorsey 172 Tom Drake 172 Drive In 173 Drug Use 173 The Drumm Sisters 176 Dublin, Ireland 176 Patty Duke 176 The Duncan Sisters 177 Deanna Durbin 177 Easter Parade 179 Buddy Ebsen 180 The Ed Sullivan Show 182 Anne Edwards 183 Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, California 183 El Patio Nightclub, Mexico City, Mexico 183 Eli Eli 184 Queen Mother Elizabeth 184 Jack Elliott 184 The Emmy Awards 184 Entertainment Weekly 185 Esquire's Dubious Achievement Awards 185 Eternally Yours 186 Ethel Meglin and the Ethel Meglin Dance Studio 186 Eulogy 186 Tracy Everett 188 Every Sunday 188 Everybody Sing 189 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 191 Falkoner Center, Copenhagen, Denmark 191 Famous 192 Fanchon and Marco Vaudeville Tour 193 Fan Club 193 The Far Away Part Of Town 195 Father 195 Favorite Singers of Judy Garland 195 Federal Bureau of Investigation 195 Edythe Marilyn Fellows 196 George Feltenstein 196 Felt Forum, New York, New York 197 Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, New York 197 Freddie Fields 197 Shep Fields 199 Totie Fields 200 5135 Kensington Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 200 Raymond Filiberti 200 The Films 201 Films Judy Garland Began But Never Finished 202 Christopher Finch 202 Finian's Rainbow 203 Fred Finklehoffe 203 Albert Finney 203 Fire Island, New York 203 Eddie Fisher 204 Ella Fitzgerald 204 Flamingo Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada 204 Ernie Flatt 205 Tucker Fleming 205 Victor Fleming 205 Flora The Red Menace 205 Peter A. Follo 206 Henry Fonda 206 Frank Fontaine 206 For Me And My Gal 207 Ford Star Jubilee 208 Glenn Ford 209 Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, Forest Hills, New York 210 Forever 210 Forgetting Lyrics 210 Fountainebleu, Miami Beach, Florida 211 Fox West Coast Theatre, Long Beach, California 211 Connie Francis 211 Frank and Dunlop 211 Frank E. Campbell's Funeral Home, New York, New York 212 Gerold Frank 212 Bill Franklin 212 Arthur Freed 212 The Freed Unit 214 Friars Club 215 John Fricke 215 Friends 217 Jane Froman 217 Wesley M. 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