Judy Garland photo galleries
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Baby Gumm (Frances Ethel) 1930 from jgdb.com, the Judy Garland Database
Links to large external photo galleries
- The Judy Room — Use the drop-drown links under the “Photos” header tab to browse portrait galleries by decade and snapshot collections. For photographs from specific films, browse under the filmography header tab.
- Judy Garland: The Live Performances (Click the “image archive” link for list of 12 galleries.)
- photobucket (2400 as of 24 July 2017, 16 November 2018)
- allstarpics.net (719 images) – link fixed, 16 November 2019
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Note, Feb 2012: Some of the images in the Judy Garland gallery need to be darkened, having been lightened during a long period when my monitor was defective.
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Judy Garland feature pages at Songbook
- The Gumm Sisters in films: 1929-30 and 1935
- Over the Rainbow — Judy Garland
- A Star is Born (1954)
- Judy Garland gallery: “Someone at Last” number, from A Star is Born (1954)
- Mr. Monotony and Get Happy
- The Man That Got Away performances
- Judy Garland photo galleries
- external links
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Apr 13, 2011 @ 13:05:05
Judy was such a great singer, actress and entertainer.
I am working on a blog of the old Hollywood studio photographers and I am currently working on Virgil Apger who took some great pix of Garland on the set of “The Wizard of Oz” and some others.
Here is my blog if you are interested:
http://vintagemoviestarphotos.blogspot.com/
I plan on including Judy whenever possible.
Sincerely, Barb
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Apr 27, 2011 @ 18:45:37
Hi Barb,
You’re site looks great. I’ll certainly return. Today I’m just getting back online for the first time in a month. Virus trouble which took an expert to fix. I was really beginning to enjoy that unexpected vacation though. Now it’s going to be a struggle to get back to something like the momentum I had for two years of constructing this site (roughly 5,000 hours of work).
My JG images need work. Many were edited during a period of time when my PC was too dark. Haven’t heard of Virgil Apger yet, but I’m interested. See you soon. — Jim
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