Judy Garland was pure magic. So bright, so witty- the perfect amount of devilish sparkle and child like innocence combined. They say no one phrased like Sinatra, well no one interpreted music like Garland. She almost electrically transmitted it through every cell in her body. Never before and certainly never since- a one of a kind talent that flew through our sky like a meteor.
Six months before she died and she was in strong voice and had the Garland magic. So many said her finally years that she was her worst and that she was washed up. She was on her game and very delightful here. RIP Judy
She worked quite a few times during that period when, by rights, she should have been on extended sick leave, but you're quite right, Saxon C: there were still some fine performances, and this one is very moving. Around the same time she appeared at the Harold Arlen tribute in New York, and THAT performance, thank Heaven, has been preserved; it was nothing short of a miracle, and included a new reading of her song from "A Star is Born", "It's a New World", which was every bit as good as the original.
How could anyone not love her?. I was a teen when she passed so I don't remember her going, (teens in their own little world) . I wish I had appreciated her more while she was alive. Thank God we have film of her, so future generations can see her.
I actually prefer her later voice. The clear and pure beauty was no longer there, but, oh, the character in her mature voice and her interpretation skills.
I think she looks so lovely, agree not sure why the press was so brutal about her at times..but they still do tht now...She was just absolutely Wonderful
Miss Garland may you still be singing with your lovely voice in Heaven. Sad that at the time of this show airing to think that in just 6 months she would be deceased. RIP my Dear Lady...
Even when she was near the end & her voice wasn't up to par-still so great. Beautiful Lady-Wonderful Soul. We love u Judy. You never died in so many of our hearts.
Wow! That is bizarre that Burt Larr and Margaret Hamilton appeared in two commercials in a roll after Judy sings. All that was needed was two more commercials staring Jack Haley and Ray Broger. Lol!
Amazing to see this. She was one of a kind. I was only 5 years old when this aired. Didn't know anything about The Tonight Show, but I definitely knew who Judy was (albeit as Dorothy and Betsy Booth). I also loved the commercials. Interesting that one had Bert Larr, and another had Margaret Hamilton.
I believe that NBC asked the advertisers if these commercials featuring Bert Lahr (who had died in 1967) and Margaret Hamilton could be aired during this broadcast of "The Tonight Show". 1968 was a very bad year for America, and Judy Garland was booked by NBC, most likely, as a badly-needed "spirit-lifter" for the American people. The commercials requested and approved by the advertisers, were aired to help provide a "feel-good" feeling among viewers, or to evoke good memories of actors associated with Judy Garland.
@@LaptopLarry330 I assume by "very bad year" you mean the assassinations of MLK and Robert Kennedy, and the election of Nixon. That's quite a stretch, Stretch. The notion that nostalgic commercials by wonderful Hamilton and Lahr, and a Judy obviously on the way out, could remotely be uplifting to anyone's spirit... not that anyone would make such a connection to begin with.
NyQuil? Just what Judy needed put in front of her.😱 I never heard that After the Holidays song. What a poignant song and (of course) beautifully sung by Judy.
Judy looks great. Fairly healthy. And with it-witty not rambling not strung out like year before on parr/cavatt. Singing phenomenol. How did she go down hill so far in london and look like walking cadaver?
This is amazing! WHERE did you get this episode with the commercials intact? It's incredible to see. So tragic to think she would pass away only six months later.
It was Christmas Time, 1968. It was a very bad year in America. NBC felt that the American people needed a "spirit-lifter" at this time. This was, most likely, the reason NBC booked Judy Garland to appear on "The Tonight Show", and they made arrangements with the advertisers to provide some commercials that they associated with Judy Garland's past, that made people "feel good", or brought back good memories, when they were badly needed.
more Judy, and MORE (COOL!) adverts! I detect a theme. The first spot (Lay's potato chips) stars ...the Cowardly Lion, aka the wonderful Bert Lahr (5:15). The lovely young woman in buying coffee from (aNOTHER Judy Garland connection): Margaret Hamilton (aka 'The Wicked Witch', in The one and ONLY Wizard of Oz) is Ms Sharon Spellman. She (was. I know she's alive, I just think she's retired) a lovely character actress - this is a REALLY early sighting of her. She's in 3 different episodes of The Rockford Files (I LOVE the series); • Profit and Loss (1series, episode's 11 & 12) • The Reincarnation of Angie (2nd series, No.12), and in the 5th year, The Deuce. A wonderful - and RARE - NBC Peacock 'gag' (15:15). I NEVER saw this - or anything BUT the standard Peacock, until NBC brought it back, and for a time, they had a bunch of artists make their own (COOL) peacocks. The one I remember best is the John Kricfalusi (Ren & Stimpy) one.
Loved the commercials -- and only two of 'em -- when commercials had a little style and were fun to watch. Today we get 20 or 25 in a row and all of them in-your-face infomercials that scream at you -- disgusting
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Judy Garland was pure magic. So bright, so witty- the perfect amount of devilish sparkle and child like innocence combined. They say no one phrased like Sinatra, well no one interpreted music like Garland. She almost electrically transmitted it through every cell in her body. Never before and certainly never since- a one of a kind talent that flew through our sky like a meteor.
Thank you so much. You can hear the heartache in her lovely voice.
A once in a generation and beyond talent like this, might never be seen again. Breath taking. Thank you for sharing this.
I never tire of watching anything that Garland is in! She’s just fascinating to look at because she has an unseen charisma. God, I miss her! 🎄❤️
Six months before she died and she was in strong voice and had the Garland magic. So many said her finally years that she was her worst and that she was washed up. She was on her game and very delightful here. RIP Judy
She worked quite a few times during that period when, by rights, she should have been on extended sick leave, but you're quite right, Saxon C: there were still some fine performances, and this one is very moving. Around the same time she appeared at the Harold Arlen tribute in New York, and THAT performance, thank Heaven, has been preserved; it was nothing short of a miracle, and included a new reading of her song from "A Star is Born", "It's a New World", which was every bit as good as the original.
i had no idea she sounded that good at that point. Thank you so very much
Judy touchingly brilliant in her final Tonight Show appearance, nobody compares...
How could anyone not love her?. I was a teen when she passed so I don't remember her going, (teens in their own little world) . I wish I had appreciated her more while she was alive. Thank God we have film of her, so future generations can see her.
I actually prefer her later voice. The clear and pure beauty was no longer there, but, oh, the character in her mature voice and her interpretation skills.
I think she looks so lovely, agree not sure why the press was so brutal about her at times..but they still do tht now...She was just absolutely Wonderful
NBC makeup and wardrobe for the Tonight Show was first rate. Judy was not well at this time but they made her look beautiful.
What a treat to find this! I was just one year old when this was filmed and grew up watching Jonny Carson and of course The Wizard of Oz
Miss Garland may you still be singing with your lovely voice in Heaven.
Sad that at the time of this show airing to think that in just 6 months she would be deceased.
RIP my Dear Lady...
I know
i love this song ... Judy sings it with so much feeling
beautiful and touching. thank you for sharing a 1/2 hour with some missed friends.
Even when she was near the end & her voice wasn't up to par-still so great. Beautiful Lady-Wonderful Soul. We love u Judy. You never died in so many of our hearts.
Sheer Enjoyment !!! Thank U ! Peace
So poignant. She loved us so much. That's everything. Not sad t all. Love you always Judy!
Excellent thank you x
Thank you so much.
I love those vintage Christmas set decorations. Notice how it flashes. She looked good here considering it was one of the last performances of hers.
I miss her soooo much..R.I.P my beloved Judy
Wow! That is bizarre that Burt Larr and Margaret Hamilton appeared in two commercials in a roll after Judy sings. All that was needed was two more commercials staring Jack Haley and Ray Broger. Lol!
Amazing to see this. She was one of a kind. I was only 5 years old when this aired. Didn't know anything about The Tonight Show, but I definitely knew who Judy was (albeit as Dorothy and Betsy Booth). I also loved the commercials. Interesting that one had Bert Larr, and another had Margaret Hamilton.
It's interesting that Carson and Garland were pretty much the same age. She just comes across as being around forever.
she is wonderful
Love this! been waiting a long time to see the whole episode with Judy in it.....thanks so much!!
Thank you, Miss Jean.
Going to London 😢 a few months later she'll be gone there will never be anyone like Judy !!!!!
Judy Alcatraz 6 months later
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This is Great----I get to see Judy, Bert Lahr, Margaret Hamilton, Agnes Moorehead, and Liz
Was it just a coincidence that Bert Larr (the Lion) and Margaret Hamilton (The Wicked Witch of The West) appeared in the adverts?
Yeah lol
No it wasn't a coincidence, the advertisers knew what they were doing.
Lol yah
I believe that NBC asked the advertisers if these commercials featuring Bert Lahr (who had died in 1967) and Margaret Hamilton could be aired during this broadcast of "The Tonight Show". 1968 was a very bad year for America, and Judy Garland was booked by NBC, most likely, as a badly-needed "spirit-lifter" for the American people. The commercials requested and approved by the advertisers, were aired to help provide a "feel-good" feeling among viewers, or to evoke good memories of actors associated with Judy Garland.
@@LaptopLarry330 I assume by "very bad year" you mean the assassinations of MLK and Robert Kennedy, and the election of Nixon. That's quite a stretch, Stretch. The notion that nostalgic commercials by wonderful Hamilton and Lahr, and a Judy obviously on the way out, could remotely be uplifting to anyone's spirit... not that anyone would make such a connection to begin with.
NyQuil? Just what Judy needed put in front of her.😱
I never heard that After the Holidays song. What a poignant song and (of course) beautifully sung by Judy.
enough with the plums man...we want Judy.
It's sad when she mentions that she'll be going to London, where she died a few months later.
She photo died the following year 1969 June 22 1969. her birthday was June 10th. P
It was hard to find out when London was brought up but found it at 12:34
wow - there are almost no 1960s Carson episodes around...
Judy looks great. Fairly healthy. And with it-witty not rambling not strung out like year before on parr/cavatt. Singing phenomenol. How did she go down hill so far in london and look like walking cadaver?
our lovely sugar plum
This is amazing! WHERE did you get this episode with the commercials intact? It's incredible to see. So tragic to think she would pass away only six months later.
exactly
I love the Bert Lahr potato chip commercial! Isn't that kismet!
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+Darrell Philip Then Cora, the coffee lady, who was Margaret Hamilton.
Yes, those were great! Thanks for giving this to us. Never seen these before. Pretty good quality, too.
Non original, yet theme and era appropriate commercials were inserted for entertainment value.
If this was 1968. Then the commercial featuring Bert Lahr was fairly old as he passed away in 1967
It was Christmas Time, 1968. It was a very bad year in America. NBC felt that the American people needed a "spirit-lifter" at this time. This was, most likely, the reason NBC booked Judy Garland to appear on "The Tonight Show", and they made arrangements with the advertisers to provide some commercials that they associated with Judy Garland's past, that made people "feel good", or brought back good memories, when they were badly needed.
it's so sad that she died 6 months after this aired
more Judy, and MORE (COOL!) adverts!
I detect a theme. The first spot (Lay's potato chips) stars ...the Cowardly Lion, aka the wonderful Bert Lahr (5:15). The lovely young woman in buying coffee from (aNOTHER Judy Garland connection): Margaret Hamilton (aka 'The Wicked Witch', in The one and ONLY Wizard of Oz) is Ms Sharon Spellman. She (was. I know she's alive, I just think she's retired) a lovely character actress - this is a REALLY early sighting of her. She's in 3 different episodes of The Rockford Files (I LOVE the series); • Profit and Loss (1series, episode's 11 & 12) • The Reincarnation of Angie (2nd series, No.12), and in the 5th year, The Deuce.
A wonderful - and RARE - NBC Peacock 'gag' (15:15). I NEVER saw this - or anything BUT the standard Peacock, until NBC brought it back, and for a time, they had a bunch of artists make their own (COOL) peacocks. The one I remember best is the John Kricfalusi (Ren & Stimpy) one.
Hard to watch that Margaret Hamilton ad without thinking of the Andrea Martin parody on SCTV!
U.N. Owen I
Loved the commercials -- and only two of 'em -- when commercials had a little style and were fun to watch. Today we get 20 or 25 in a row and all of them in-your-face infomercials that scream at you -- disgusting
kraftpr well said, make’s me happy to see these kind commercials. The ones they have now are not entertaining😕
I think Judy would have preferred the bottle of NyQuil instead of the sugar plums.
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