JUDY GARLAND Jack Paar Show Robert Goulet BEST QUALITY Judy's very first talk show appearance
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2015
- Considered by many to be Judy Garland's finest hour on television, this episode of The Jack Paar Show, taped on December 2, 1962 (for broadcast on December 7, 1962) features Judy and her recent co-star, Robert Goulet. Judy is at the top of her game here, in looks, voice, and storytelling abilities. The Judy Garland Experience is proud to bring you the best quality version of this beloved performance known to exist. Donated to TJGE Library by Garland collector extraordinaire, Tom Garofalo, this same version has been requested by the Paley Center to be a part of their permanent collection, and The Judy Garland Experience is thrilled to bring this to people who don't have access to the television museum. Fuzzy pictured and incomplete versions of this show have been available to fans for years, but this is the first time the complete show has been made available to the public in this quality. This is even better than the version Parr himself toured with in the early 90's! Judy Garland's appearance on this program was so successful that less than three weeks after it aired she signed a 24 million dollar contract to star in her own television series. 24 million in 1962 dollars, let that sink in. Judy sings two solos and one duet with Goulet, she also shares anecdotes about vaudeville, MGM, and concert mishaps, as well as hilarious stories about her celebrity friends Orson Welles, Lana Turner, and others. Proving why no less than Lucille Ball proclaimed Garland to be the funniest woman in Hollywood. Mr. Garofalo has already uploaded two of Judy's songs from this program to his own RUclips channel, and they have been downloaded often and reposted by others. But this, and the Paley Center copy, are the only official complete versions available that come directly from the Garofalo master. As for the show, Paar is charming, Goulet is dreamy, but it is Judy who sparkles and oozes charisma like no star before or since. Jack Paar pretty much sums it up himself when he tells Judy, not that he doesn't belong on the same stage as her but "I don't even belong in the same building with you!" I truly hope you enjoy the show, you'll be hard pressed to find finer entertainment.
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She sang on cue, didn’t grab a mic, didn’t get up, just belted that first song. What I would do to time travel and be in that audience
You and me.
I mean ... just sitting in a chair. Just her voice and a band. And she delivers sheer brilliance. Sitting. In a chair.
Jonathan Kieran
Unbelievable talent!!! Sitting in a chair.
More importantly, Jesus saves sinners
I'm 70 and have tears in my eyes! What ever happened to TV like this?!!
so true!
Not only was she a brilliant singer, but my goodness she could tell a story. I could listen to her forever.
I believe Lucille Ball once said that Judy was the funniest woman in Hollywood, a true natural comedian. And it shows here.
I thought they didn’t like eachother
Jack Paar adored her, and she adored him as well. @@jesssands5349
More importantly, Jesus saves sinners
I cry and wonder why we can't have quality programming like this today?
Judy looks hot. Great figure, hair, makeup, dress, and heels. She's quick witted, engaging, interesting, funny and her voice is spellbinding.
Go 'head Miss Garland!
And she belts it out just sitting right there
I agree but she does seem under the influence of something.
She didn’t age well. She doesn’t look 44 here- closer to late 50’s
@@abbyc.4853 You’re an idiot. She looks amazing and is not “clearly under the influence” of anything.
@@abbyc.4853 If her birthday was in fact 1922 as reported, she was 40 here, not 44.
my teacher said he saw her in concert and it felt as if she looked at every single person in the audience and made them feel special.
She loved her fans❣️
She likely cultivated this talent when doing vaudeville in the smaller venues. It is such an important skill for a performer to connect with the audience!
@@nancyeaton731 Thanks for the comment nancyeaton, so true.
Gene Kelly's widow during an interview said entertainers like Judy, Gene, and Fred Astaire were like comets that shoot across the sky once in a lifetime....how true!! Judy was in exquisite form during this show. Funny, great voice....and looked fantastic! Iconic performer and truly the best out of the Golden Age of Hollywood!
There never was and there will never be another one who has the grace, the charm, the talent, the humor and the vulnerability of this woman. Today's stars cannot hold a candle to this delightful soul.
awww maan!;) this interview was soo delightful. i would of love to have been there and laugh with her!;) is awsome!;)
Love her
Amen
Yes she was delightful, vulnerable, witty, smart and it these qualities that immortized her and killed her way too soon, to be born again
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Well said
The fact she passed only 7 years after this, incredibly saddening. Unbelievable what this woman was forced to endure. God rest her soul.
I love her off and ON my whole life yet she died when I was eleven years old(!!!)--I'm 64 in 2022. :))
Forty seven years old! What a tragedy
I’m convinced God was showing off when he made Judy Garland ❤️
TrangPak2 : what a charming thought!
TrangPak2 - what a lovely comment. I so agree😁 Thank you for making me smile more after watching Judy.
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JUDY...and LIZA...are simply, CLASSY. GOD created perfection with both, but JUDY lives in our hearts still.
Love that. It's true. She was charming, smart, funny, and kind. And I know this because her daughter Liza is the same. I met Liza only once and spent an evening with her and some friends. People are almost always a reflection of their parents and Liza was as genuine as it gets, very concerned with making me feel comfortable with the group since I was the only one who didn't know her. And even as a performer, Liza has always WANTED to give the audience what they want. I've been a fan of hers and Barbra Streisand my entire life and although I am sure Barbra values her fans, she has so often declined to deliver the standards that interest THEM, saying she can't spend her entire life singing "People". Liza, on the other hand, has always sung "New York, New York" and "Cabaret" and her other standards because her fans love to hear it and to me that reflects the kind of person she is and her appreciation for her fans. Judy raised Liza to respect others and, despite being born into Hollywood royalty, is a genuine person we can respect. Just like we do you Judy.
She was one of the sweetest ,kindest, loving souls this world ever had.
She endured so much.
I hope she knew how much joy she brought to people.
And so quick witted and funny!
Sure, Joots was an Angel.
So sad, "she didn't have sense about men"... according to June Allison.
Well... I wouldn't say that. The real parasites in Her life were drugs... which eventually sent her somewhere over the rainbow ... untimely.
The pure souls and geniuses like Judy Garland geniuses of music and singing are still with us... as long as the song remains the same.
She is so lovely, funny and flirtatious. Despite the bad things in her life she is filled with love and that comes through.
Really? I love Judy but at this time she was hopped up on booze and pills relating stories full of rotten cities, dirty hams, awful comics and mono-brow'd sopranos. Not all that nice
@@carterlegrand6698 I think she may have been a little jealous of Liz's beauty too. I'm surprised you're the only one besides me who realized she was stoned, or she may have just been this way even when she wasn't ,due to all the drugs MGM got her additcted to.
Jess Sands I agree! She is enchanting and fun! ❤️
I agree...Classic
Auld Lang Syne... The Internet, cable Tv, greed, intolerance and laziness spoiled everything since then. THE world stopped on the 22th of June 1969. Humanity
Decency, versatility, kulturę, empathy, elegancję are all on declone, gyring to the drain very fast
.. love you Judy...
Only Judy can take a song like “Paris is a Lonely Town” and turn it into a showstopper. The sound of her voice, and the way she uses it to get the maximum amount of emotion out of a song is overwhelming, and sends shivers up my spine.
My goodness what a class act! She oozes style, finesse, charm...a true Star in every sense. They don't make them like this anymore. RIP dear Judy!
You don't even realize most of the time how rare that combination of talent and wit and charm is. One in a billion.
Before culture was dumbed-down by cheap to produce reality tv. We may never recover. We lose. Thanks for posting this outstanding entertainment. 👍
In so many ways we were such an aspirational culture-flawed and awful as “we” could be, we wanted to be better, do better, reach (quite literally) new heights. Sort of a shame!
When she touched his face and said “forgive me for interrupting” my heart
Nobody could sell a song like Garland! Every bit of her soul is poured out and every gesture perfectly in sync with each word!
Given that she was physically frail. Too soon she would be gone.
I love the way she blew kisses to the audience -so sweet.
Lorraine Chandler: yes! I loved the the way she always showed her appreciation of the audience. She always recognizes the orchestra, too.
Have you ever seen such a relaxed live performer? She may have had insecurities but she was supremely confident in her talent.
I love that he wanted to hear Judy talk as opposed to singing. Most people used her for her voice, and didn't take time to see her for her.
I don't know what her relationship was with Jack Paar, but you can tell she is relaxed and enjoys his company very much. She and Robert Goulet clearly adore and respect each other. I'm not sure why Paar spends the first 15 minutes talking when he's got her waiting in the wings......what a waste. She should have been out there the whole time. I love her sense of humor - Liza's story telling abilities ( excellent) and speech patterns really remind me of her mom's.
Wonderful that the studio audience had such appreciation and respect for Judy Garland.
Andrew Brendan: Yes, That made me very happy too!
Jack Paar loved her so much, he shed tears when she walked out. The show engaged a top-notch orchestra to support her performance. The audience stood to applaud and begged for more... nothing less than all of that would have sufficed, because _she was the great, irreplaceable Judy Garland._ I loved every minute of this show. Thank you so much for sharing, Buzz Stephens. I was thirteen that year, and thought the good times would last forever...
A mere 5 years later ruclips.net/video/d5qDVDIoA8w/видео.html
" I was thirteen that year, and thought the good times would last forever..." how poignent that is.....
Guinn Berger.
Well Guinn...The good times DON't last forever. Pizazz is a very perishable commodity.
It's destroyed by talentless people who don't realise that they really can't DO BETTER because having no talent themselves, they can't reproduce what they never saw.
As a result, the next generation is completely lost.
IT's ALL OVER ! The genie is out of the bottle and lost for ever.
Jack Paar turned out to be a back-stabbing son of a bit##. A short time later he told some awful story about Judy that was proven to be a lie. When Judy appeared on Jacks show he got the highest ratings in his history, twice. Jack you are the poorest excuse of a humanbeing that I ever saw.
@@terrysmith8749 I've never heard that. What happened?
Her dress 😍
She was from Minnesota. We are proud of her
Judy Garland is magnificent Judy is the most talented person that ever was born She is a gift from God She is AWESOME
Only one word for this: "Historic".
🇨🇦. It’s no wonder SOOoooo many people STILL carry a torch for this awesome Lady !
It is heart breaking to even think that she didn’t feel ALL THE LOVE while she was still with us .🤍🕊🙏🏼🕊🤍
🕊I like to think she knows it now 🕊
OH MY GOD!! In terms of class, I've never seen a show even close to this.
Judy garland a classy lady great actress the best😂🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
They made her an addict when she was just a child then abandoned her. Her talent and incredible inner strength kept her going as long as she was able too. She had such spirit and grace and humor, she was used and abused by most everyone around her. I hope she is in peace and has the happiness she so deserved in her life.
Her mother started her on the pills when she was just 9 years old
Diahann Carroll, who recently passed, talked in an interview about how she enjoyed Judy Garland and acknowledged how Judy didn't get a fair chance in life because of the way her mother and the industry treated her.
To me she is one of the greatest singers and entertainers ever, her live at Carnegie hall is the greatest live album ever . Rip
When Judy at that Carnegie concert sings Harold Arlen's song Come rain or comes shine i believe that was the greatest performance of any song ever! R.I.P dear lady. You were the greatest of them all.
This is how the greats do it...
Can't believe this is 23 years after the Wizard of Oz.
Judy Garland... LOVELY
There will never be another Judy Garland
One must admit that even though it was black and white tv back in the day, the programs outshone what we get today. Talk about pure entertainment! And what a treat s=to revisit the original talk show host. He showed the rest of them how to do it, but somehow they didn't get it.
For what it is worth, The Jack Paar Show was actually telecast in color. This is black and white because it is a kinescope which NBC and all the other networks did to archive shows. Videotape was way to expensive to use only once for the networks. I suspect that the original videotape of this show was recorded over and used many times after that. Probably even the next week's Jack Paar show.
Nothing too add to that.
I think it was taped in color. They would make a black 16mm kinescope copy. The 2 inch video tape would be reused. Hal Gurnee said that Paar had the video from the “Jack Paar Program” which he did later after the “Tonite Show” . He gave him to someone to reuse. Gurnee said they were about 90 dollars a piece at the time which was the equivalent to 800 dollars today.
Someone it was like being there. So little artifice. The orchestra was the one concession to high prpduction values. But front row seats for all.
If everyone had treated her as she was treated this evening. She had endured such abused before that just being shown love and adoration was the only bar she knew to use for her worth. Bless her heart.
One of The absolute Greats , I agree with some of the comments, no matter what she was going through in her personal life , she brought such joy to so many by just being who she was. She was much too delicate for this world and the wolves she was thrown to . I hate to hear them talk about how she was plain to lookout or awkward and wasn’t beautiful , Judy was a beautiful soul inside and out and she deserved so much better than what she got.
Arguably One Of The Greatest Stars of The 20th Century. Garland Gave Everything On Stage.
Garry Wood
Arguably??
Probably my favourite Star of that particular Era...Along With Frank
Sad that She Missed The Historic Moon Landings by One Month.
Oh no, I didn’t know that. I wonder if she said anything about it in an interview or wrote anything about it. I loved it that she loved Kennedy so much and was a friend. She had a wonderful life in many ways.
About half way through this, I noticed my face was hurting. I'd been smiling the whole time without realizing it! Perhaps that's the Judy effect. :)
What a great interview! And what a beautiful soul and beautiful song accompanied by those beautiful, expressive hands of hers. How lucky we all are to have had Judy in this world!
Me too 💞
Hevynly: So true!! I hope she knew how loved she was, I think she did. But someone should have been taking care of her during the last few months of her life. She deserved that.
She looks beautiful here, healthy, in good spirits , even rested, and her voice , full, powerful
I agree. If you see her a year later on another show (1968) she looks awful.
joey josephs I couldn't agree with you more! This was the catalyst that gave CBS the idea to build a television show around her. This was of course, before CBS executives started to sabotage it. Thank Goodness we have those 26 masterpieces that we can watch over and over again. The problem with having Judy in a weekly series, is that she was such a powerhouse that it was like running a champion thoroughbred every day. They should have done several specials every year and put her in a winning time slot and not up against Bonanza, the 2nd highest rated show on television at that time.
1968 was six years..
If she could have only stayed that way for 20 more years...
@@SaxonC What was the number 1 show? I wasn't born then. But l love this era.
I love you Judy Garland.
Judy Garland was so in a league of her own then, and now. Incomparable grace and charisma.
I have tears in my eyes my beloved one thank you for all the beauty you gave this world you our stunning in ever way l am so lucky to know you love jimi
Boy, she was something. She just makes you wish you could have known her. When you talk about someone being one of a kind, this lady is the best example of that!
Brandon Paregien I agree
I could listen to her stories all evening. She could sure tell them.
Judy Garland. Forever.
52 years ago, today, Judy left us. She was already a legend before she passed away. JUDY...and Liza...are both Pure Class! God Bless them both! ❤❤❤
AS BIG A STAR AS THERE EVER WAS!
His joke about the gun, holster, Jack Kennedy and Cuban connection early in the show was rather eerie and may be a little prophetic, given what transpired later.
Sharp as a tack, engaging, hilarious, out of this world talent, beautiful, very quick wit, intelligent, who possessed the greatest voice that Almighty God ever bestowed upon a human being! She's the epitome of the word, legend.
That Hollywood school must have taught them all well !! Very smart, sharp lady.
ALL TRUE!!!!
She only 42 here , she should be all the things you said. Sadly, in just 5 years she will be frail , very slow, and her voice not nearly as good as it is here. So very sad.
John Franklin because she was robbed! I’m looking forward to seeing the Renee Zellweger biopic! That will explain why she fell into such a sad state, God test her beautiful soul.
@@suesjoy God? lol She was human, talented, sweet, abused & drugged. Tragic. God...lol.
What a great storyteller! I could listen to her read the telephone book! And her singing? Just phenomenal! There's not enough adjectives to describe Judy Garland.
She was a true legend!
Saxon C w
Saxon C there was another interview with Jack in 1964
Saxon C And she had enough sense to wear a squish and up bra to show a little cleavage.
Judy looks and sounds great
So wonderful to see Judy Garland's beautiful personality shine through this interview! THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting!!! what a QUALITY recording!!
Wow. Thank God these times were Recorded.😍
What a Fun show! They sure don't make late night chat shows like that anymore. The sheer class of entertainment was beyond. Performers these days lack that magic factor that JG had.
Jack Paar after Judy talks about the stagehand rolled up in the curtains for 32 minutes: “How old was he? 68? When you’re 68... Probably the best action he’s had in a long time. A little velour...” 🤣🤣🤣
Young Robert Goulet was a SNACC!!!
Considering what she looked like 4 years earlier, I'm sure jaws dropped in Hollywood when Judy came on the show looking so good
Someone once said Steve Allen and Johnny Carson were comedians who could hold a conversation and that Jack Paar was a conversationalist who could tell a joke.
Steve Allen wrote thousands of songs and instrumentals . He was an excellent pianist who played classical and jazz. he played several instruments . He was a college teacher. his brand of humor was very existential and way ahead of his time. he loved to do slapstick in his shows. his show was a comedy show. Parr's show was an interview style. did you know that Johnny Carson was an astronomist? they were all very intelligent men. The venue of their shows were different.
Yeah, I knew all that about Steve Allen. Knew Johnny was an amateur astronomer and studied Russian. No one is badmouthing or downplaying these Tonight Show Hosts.
@@jamesmarshall8836 : I was not bad-mouthing you. I was just adding a little more information to the post. Why did you take my comment so personally?
@@jmleaf8102
Well until you showed up, he appeared to be the smartest one in the room. :)
Well said.
Judy is so pretty here. That black dress, showing just a little cleavage and a little knee of those lovely dancer's legs, was so classy looking. She looked elegant in the simplicity of her dress and minimal jewelry. Her makeup was perfect. I love her lips and lipstick. She was naturally flirtatious without even trying to be. That laugh of hers is so throaty and full and unique and infectious. She does not come off as tragic or sad in spite of her troubles. Instead she exudes happiness, love, and tremendous humour. She glows when she sings Little Drops of Rain. That set when she sings Paris is a Lonely Town was iconic.
She had no equal. The brightest star in the Hollywood sky.
What a voice..it's a choir all in one single woman..just superb!!..unique and beautiful woman
I loved that dress she wore and others like it she subsequently wore on her own show. She had the perfect figure at the time for that style. That along with the high heels....pure fashion class!!!
luvbearbut : Yes, she looked just beautiful!
God I adore Judy Garland … irreplaceable … no one like her before or since . She makes me cry with every emotion possible … see you in heaven Judy
She is so classy, intelligent and stunning and yet so humble
What a loving and affectionate woman Judy was.
Judy Garland was mesmerizing. I remember watching these shows when I was a child, but I remember her the most.
Nobody can make 'em good as this anymore, they broke the mold.
Definitely!
Robert Goulet back in the days when there were Love songs.
Judy's voice, so big, full, beautiful. And so happy to see how people really Loved her.
When Jack Paar asks for her to sing, watch her face. She turns from a funny intervieee to.....JUDY GARLAND. Our world was made a little bit better knowing she was here. I’m thankful we have so many examples to revisit and watch her.
❤💔
Can you imagine sitting that close while she sang?
Jeff True Jones: No, I don’t think I would have survived!
Imagine being lucky enough to be in that audience!
Judy Garland . Robert Goulet and Jack Paar... Love, Love, Love
I don't care for the songs, but notice how easy it was for her to just sing and become that powerful presence.
Love this! She is so funny and natural here. Her laugh, beautiful. And that voice. 50 years she has been gone. She will be loved forever.
Ms. Garland seems like a genuinely humble person. The laugh she had and her smile...! Glad I was able to see this show.
She looks so happy and healthy.... and that VOICE!!!
Jack Parr was the best talk show host ever what a brilliant man .....I am more of a fan than ever...bless you Judy Garland.
jack parr betrayed judy
This is the first time I have ever watched Jack Parr. He reminds me of Dick Cavett. This is a wonderful video of Judy!
Cavett was one of is writers.
Parr was a great talent.
Extraordinary talent. Not seen since her and her fellows during those times. She learned from vaudeville, early influences, etc. What a background she had . She sang, danced, acted - just such a broad, deep talent. I so enjoy her humor, funny storytelling and intelligence. I miss her.
What I don't understand is why was Judy snubbed by the Academy awards. And the emmys. She got hosed by the Oscars twice, and the Emmys. At least Broadway honored her with a special Tony for her reopening the Palace theater to vaudeville in 1952 I think. Judy was the most gifted and talented person known to mankind. M.G.M. took this homely kid (according to M.G
M.) Put her in their movies where she became a super star, and wprked her to death. Then she was so over worked, the y put her on drugs to keep her on front of the cameras. At this point of her life she became addicted to the.uppers and the downers for the rest of her life. Anyone who gets a child hooked on drugs, should go to jail for the rest of their disgusting lives. Judy died on June 22 1969, 12 days after her 47th birthday. That is a major league shame. The greatest entertainer that ever lived, gone at the young age of 47. JUDY YOU ARE GETTING NEW FANS EVERYDAY. Your fan base just keeps growing, GENERATION AFTER GENERATION. Your talent and personality knows no bound.
It's hard to imagine an America where Robert Goulet and Judy Garland were major stars. Our culture has changed so much.
Exercise&Relax: That is a sad thought!
Sad
I know. Don’t you feel SO SORRY for the young people today who didn’t know these stars or anything like them? They think they have, but that’s only because they have no idea. Yes, our culture has changed so much. A wise woman used to admonish Americans: “Don’t Let It Go!!” But they did. 😢
Why can’t we have that now? All these clowns, wannabes, and soon to be has beens… so sad.
In an era of over-produced under-talented extravaganza this level of energy, fun professionalism and joy is a true gift.
She is both heartbreaking and uplifting. She is simply magical, ethereal, and it hurts my heart to know that she was likely even in pain here, struggling to maintain. The used her up and spit her out. She paved the way for Streisand...and even helped her along in the beginning. You can clearly see that Barbra is what Judy began.
One word for both wow!!!
She seems to be so relaxed and pleased in this interview. What a charming and sweet soul she was 💔
They were singing live you can tell, very flirty and fun at the end there ;)
OMG, that was absolutely marvelous! One of the best episodes of any talk show I've ever seen. Judy was magnificent, and Jack Paar was oddly adorable in his worship of her.
It's so great to see Judy lucid, demonstrating her unmatched talent, and being so entertaining. And it's so sad to think that, only 7 years later, she'd be dead from all those damned drugs she used to cope with the horrors she'd experienced in Hollywood.
THIS version of Hollywood is gone forever.
I could listen to her talk all day...and then she sings!
I was named after Judy...She was an absolute legend.....
Judy is just a miracle. She can do no wrong, every move, every word, every note and every laugh. Mesmerizing and so funny, natural and fun.
Totally the most captivating person I have ever seen. I find my eyes fixated on Her and hanging on to every word she utters. A true superstar that no one could come close. I'm thankful we have these treasures of her on RUclips.
This 10PM Friday show was great and I was able to stay up to see it since it was Friday. Paar was protective of her as he was of Oscar Levant, also addicted...she seem okay here but as I remember it some shows she seemed very fragile indeed and he kept her together.
The way she just sets there and belts that out is amazing.
This was and remains to be amazing entertainment. Robert Goulet & Judy Garland were fabulous, funny, and fantastic. Judy was especially at the top of her game here and delivered a rare insight into her comedy genius as well as her top of the notch vocal skill that has never been bettered.Truly fabulous. x
Never let a minute lie there on the shelf for there may be in it all of life itself
"HOLD IT!! YOU THREE HAMS LET THAT LITTLE GIRL IN THERE!!!" 😂
""Dirty" hams!"
Judy Garland was before my time. Only now have I emerged myself to know her and see how remarkable and viciously talented she was. It’s a shame how the entertainment business treated women not too many years ago. (Still does but getting better) She is definitely someone I would have loved to have known. Hollywood used her up and spit her out! Thank God for her adoring fans! Which I have now become. Great talk show !
I remember as a child seeing Jack Parr on tv. He seemed like such a nice man to me. As an adult, I see that he was a funny guy, and was in fact a really nice man. Judy Garland - what a great talent. One of a kind. Goulet - how unfair it is that one man would be gifted with a voice like that and looks like that.
The finest voice EVER!!!!!