You can tell from these clips, that Judy always got a genuine kick of appreciation from the talent of her peers. In spite of her immense talent, Judy was no snob or diva. She was a very loving soul. RIP Lovely Ladies. 🌈
It blows my mind that anyone could come on here after watching this unbelievable pairing and say something even the slightest negative, but that's just a reflection on them. I can feel the love these two had pouring out of the screen. I come back and watch this 3-4x a year, SO amazing
I saw your comment about how anyone could say something negative about Lena Horne and Judy Garland as one of my mentors one said sometimes it seems as if the world will run by jackasses giving the present occupant of the White House I would have to agree
When I look at this pairing I want to scream the word "racism" for Lena and what she was denied, but I can't. It wouldn't address what happened to Judy. Both of these women were shafted. At least Lena Horne had the black community and her father's protection to keep her sane. Judy got the full brunt of Hollywood's depravity and corruption. What I love about this video is the obvious appreciation that these two women have for each other. They are sitting closely, holding hands and joking like friends on a playground. They are having fun. Both paid a heavy price to be able to sit together and enjoy the level of mastery at which they are performing. The ramifications are staggering. Thank you for posting this clip.
Yes, amazing video. Thank for posting the marvellous material. Judy and Lena, they both had to go through the needle hole or hoop it you wish to get where they were and get what they both wanted the most... affection of their audience !
Have you seen the documentary called Sid and Judy? What an eyeopener....The media is the reason for most of our superstars troubles......they try to take them out with their narcissistic belief in themselves that they can do anything.....but the media is no longer relevant...one good thing about the new millennium......So tragic for her.
Two powerhouse STARS! The chemistry they had was amazing. As I watch Judy watching Lena, you can see that she was mesmerized by the way she sang and performed. Lena not only was a one-of-a-kind singer, but her whole face performed as she sang!
Despite having such different personalities, they have very similar vocal coordination. The MGM influence is really apparent. The composer and vocal arranger Hugh Martin worked with both of them, as well as Roger Edens, of course, and Kay Thompson. In the 1940's, Judy and Lena socialized quite a bit at Gene Kelly's house parties and did a lot of singing in his living room! Can you imagine how incredible that was to hear?
Dennis LePorte she was protective her I remember reading some old stories and articles about it. Lena was a fiercely loyal friend to all her friends she thought were being fucked over like Ava Gardner
Because of Judy and Lena is why I wanted to do theater, dance, and most of all…sing!! At the age of three, Seeing Judy singing “Over The Rainbow” for the first time, my life has forever changed. And as for Miss Lena Lorne! I will be 45 years old in a few days and I could never be happier than hearing such women who has made a such impact in music and for women!!!
Judy loved talent. She adored Lena Horne and liked Diahann Carroll They were on her 1963-64 show. I remember seeing these shows as little kid. Also Lena dated Vincent Minnelli, and Judy married him.
The only two people who had that 'thing" in their voice that just made a song bigger and bigger the further they got into a song, even when they were singing soft. I've always only recognized that trait in these two here. What a joy to get to this stage in life and RUclips makes it possible for me to see them TOGETHER, which I never would have seen any other way as this aired 14 years before I was born.
Hollywood missed the boat with Horne. They could've extracted much more from that fine wine than they did. Like her counterpart, Frank Silvera, himself of the same mixed heritage, or even Merle Oberon, also of mixed heritage, Horne could've been cast in a variety of ethnic roles. Anthony Quinn and Charles Bronson often played out of their respective ethnicities. We didn't get enough Horne the fantastic dancer. Would've loved to see her teamed with both Kelly and Astaire in a paso doble. But luckily enough, we do have something worth hanging onto in remembrance of Horne!
Could be a blessing for Horne though, maybe why she lived so long. Unlike Judy and so many others that they pushed and pushed and drained everything out of them. Only so much pressure a human can withstand in life.
msvick66 That's one way of looking at it. But Horne was TOUGH mentally, far tougher than Garland. Diana Ross has that TOUGHNESS, too. But poor Dorothy Dandridge was troubled long before she got to Hollywood, as a well done biography reveals.
Dorothy Dandridge still had a very successful career may her soul rest in peace it's shocking she got far in her career in such harsh times in those days so many Black women look up to her Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston (RIP) Beyonce even Halle Berry played her in Dorothy's biopic so many more.
They are magic together. Imagine if they’d done a duet album of jazz standards and a concert?! If there is an afterlife I hope they’re performing together now💕
Yes, a bygone era. Also, throw in Martha Raye ("Feelin' The Way I Do"), Sophie Tucker, "One of These Days..."), and Mabel Mercer, (anything be Cole Porter), for starters! Say, try listening to Josephine Baker's "I've Got You Under My Skin," one of Cole Porter's many evergreens. Yes, indeed, a BYGONE era, for sure!
It was great to see Lena warm up to Judy by this time into this episode. The beginning you can see Lena wasn't too warm to Judy when they did the opening number and Judy tried very hard for Lena to open up and Judy was always a great hostess. Judy was a very giving performer, never afraid of sharing and shining the spotlight to her guests, especially female guests. Judy was very comfortable and never felt threatened by anyone she shared the stage with..
It's a tragedy that Lena Horn was so badly affected by the idiotic production codes of the 30s to 50s. She was a star - she was so talented even being barred from leading film roles because of the miscegenation rule couldn't prevent that - but she should have been a megastar.
WOW, these two truly great ladies are so sensational together...what a phenomenal level of entertainment!...my heart is smiling as wide as a mile...pure pleasure!!!
Judy might not have shown up for rehearsals during her series but she was amazing when it was air time. She had a photgraphic memory. Judy only needed to be shown something once or twice. Sid Luft said that she only read the script for A Star is Born once & never picked it up again. It's natural that when you have that kind of gift, it becomes second nature to us & we forget that not everyone has the ability to memorize so precise. Judy needed little direction & her work speaks for itself.
There is great love & affection here...& it is wonderful when the two giants start playing around...Judy is not at her best...Lena knows it...but, hey, who cares? Judy below par is still terrific! A magical coming together of two of MGM's finest.
I’ve never seen this clip before, and what absolutely struck me silent is that I think this is the first time I’ve ever heard someone sing a Judy Garland song…and it just sounded right. So now I’m a Lena Horne fan.
This was my FAVORITE Episode of The Judy Garland Show... I can just watch it Over and Over ... They both had the BEST Chemistry between each other and I read where Lena was Pissed at Judy because she didn't want to rehearse ... But then later recalled how much she LOVED doing the show because Judy was such a PRO .... Judy Obviously didn't NEED to rehearse...she could go on and just PERFORM, because of her GREATNESS ..Much Better Duet Partners than her and Streisand...AMAZING!! xo
To be in any line of artistry. Is to become the best you can be at your craft. But becoming a master at it. Borderlines insanity. But the beauty is what they share with the world. Thank you for everyone who gives there all. Beautiful...
Why is it that when any two legends collaborate people want to turn it into a competition between them? Just enjoy the music and embrace it for what it is. Sheesh!
Back then, the chemistry was REAL, nothing was forced or heavily scripted. You can tell these artists enjoy each other's company. There's none of the nastiness or backbiting like in today. Also, today the class seems to have evaporated from most artists. One needs to look no further than Nicki Minaj, J. Lo or Mariah Carey as examples.
@@kllwc7772 Era? The same era pertains to all the so-called singers mentioned. Minaj, Lopez, Carey, Swift, Cyrus, and Lovato. Can you list more than just Crawford/Davis in their era?
Judy worked well with a wide array of guest artists & easy to access Judy & Lena are having a great time together...anyone who has experienced various complete concert episodes in Box Sets of this phenomenal series know Judy was at the top of her game, looking amazing and sounding fantastic in total peak form, too bad this great show didn't go a few more seasons, sadly it is obvious Judy gave so much more than she got back, yet with this treasure of incomparable performances it remains clear Judy was the greatest ever!
Reading Mel Torme’s book about producing Judy’s show makes this scene all the more interesting. Judy had not rehearsed with Lena, and it still turned out fantastically.
I just read that in 1964 more people sat down to watch Bonanza in preference to these two amazingly accomplished and talented women. Tump tiddle ump tiddle ump Bonanza ???? Oh my!
Oh yes Judy and Lena oh yes sing on girls 🤣 i am watching this show tonight in /2024 very entertaining ladies thank you so very much for everything that you gave us 💕 while here on Earth 🌎 boy 💋💞 i wish that i could have lived in this era/ even though im not old 💙 however stuff like this i enjoyed watching with my Parents so this is what they call 🤙🤙 very much generational 🎊and when i finish i will check out Johnny Mathis Chances are made in 1957 or 8 if i not mistaken❣️however i have never been able to understand how did Elvis Presley and Johnny Mathis ❤come along at the same time when Elvis burned 😞🌹 up the radio 📻 airways but nothing from Mathis 🥀 with that beautiful soft silky voice 🥀❤️ was it because maybe Elvis was from the south ⬇️👇⬇️ and Johnny was from San Francisco 🍂 so maybe they played more of his music 🎶 ❤️ there being in my era/2024 i would really like to understand 😂because i am really a music 🎶 buff 💫with a large ⭕ musical collection 💐💐please seriously and someone please help me to understand ❤ Thank You ❣️ I am a RUclipsr however I just work here 😅😅
i LOVE this! thank you for posting it! they look like they were having a ball and appreciated one another so much. we don't see that kind of artistry any more.
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The Wiz meets The Wizard Of Oz.
life is stranger than fiction.
True.....cuz let me tell you...this woman would have gotten Dorothy home asap !!!!!!! 💐🌹🌷🌺🏵️🌻🌼💮🌈✨✨✨✨🦁🐯🐻. Edit: ❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋❤️
Wow. I never seen it that way. Thank uuuu for that !!!
@@starlitestarbright514 Then what would have happened to the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Lion?
MaskedMan66 I have no idea what you’re talking about. I replied to Wiz of Oz meets the Wiz comment .
@@idiosyncraticparadise1655 He was responding to some else's comment, not yours.
You can tell from these clips, that Judy always got a genuine kick of appreciation from the talent of her peers. In spite of her immense talent, Judy was no snob or diva. She was a very loving soul. RIP Lovely Ladies. 🌈
Glinda The Good Witch and Dorothy together.
I didn't even put that together until just now! LOL
thewizboy YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
Wow, didn't think of that...
I did not think of that wow.
wow
It blows my mind that anyone could come on here after watching this unbelievable pairing and say something even the slightest negative, but that's just a reflection on them. I can feel the love these two had pouring out of the screen. I come back and watch this 3-4x a year, SO amazing
me too lol.
Judy garland have you self a Perry christmas
I saw your comment about how anyone could say something negative about Lena Horne and Judy Garland as one of my mentors one said sometimes it seems as if the world will run by jackasses giving the present occupant of the White House I would have to agree
Judy Garland had a good spirit. She seemed to have a good rapport with everyone she sang with.
Allegedly CBS execs didn't like Judy Garland touching her guests which supposedly contributed to them canceling her show
It amazes me how much Lena made Judy smile. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her that happy performing. They both were great and awesome!!!!
There's no competition here, only kind respect and friendship
When I look at this pairing I want to scream the word "racism" for Lena and what she was denied, but I can't. It wouldn't address what happened to Judy. Both of these women were shafted. At least Lena Horne had the black community and her father's protection to keep her sane. Judy got the full brunt of Hollywood's depravity and corruption.
What I love about this video is the obvious appreciation that these two women have for each other. They are sitting closely, holding hands and joking like friends on a playground. They are having fun. Both paid a heavy price to be able to sit together and enjoy the level of mastery at which they are performing. The ramifications are staggering. Thank you for posting this clip.
Yes, amazing video. Thank for posting the marvellous material. Judy and Lena, they both had to go through the needle hole or hoop it you wish to get where they were and get what they both wanted the most... affection of their audience !
Pamela Hamilton totally agree girl
Enjoy your input, and thought so much the same!
Have you seen the documentary called Sid and Judy? What an eyeopener....The media is the reason for most of our superstars troubles......they try to take them out with their narcissistic belief in themselves that they can do anything.....but the media is no longer relevant...one good thing about the new millennium......So tragic for her.
wentworth cheswell agreed
Two powerhouse STARS! The chemistry they had was amazing. As I watch Judy watching Lena, you can see that she was mesmerized by the way she sang and performed. Lena not only was a one-of-a-kind singer, but her whole face performed as she sang!
I had the pleasure of seeing both of these ladies Judy at the Palace and Lena on Broadway THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!!!
Wow! What a memory that must be, and just so much fun😊!
Wow! Thank you for posting. Desiree “Desi” O’Neill
Despite having such different personalities, they have very similar vocal coordination. The MGM influence is really apparent. The composer and vocal arranger Hugh Martin worked with both of them, as well as Roger Edens, of course, and Kay Thompson. In the 1940's, Judy and Lena socialized quite a bit at Gene Kelly's house parties and did a lot of singing in his living room! Can you imagine how incredible that was to hear?
The MGM influence being drugs? They're both so high what a shame for them
Lena was also one of Minnelli’s first muses. He adored her and really fought for her during her time at MGM.
What MGM?
@@zyrians The film studio they were under contract to during the late 1930’s-1940’s: Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Oh man, what I wouldn't give to have attended those parties.
This was probably the most sweetest thing ever.
Such great chemistry together!
Dynamic duo. Maybe it's my imagination but it seems to me Lena is a bit protective of Judy which is rather sweet.
Dennis LePorte I see that too... And Judy died young
Dennis LePorte she was protective her I remember reading some old stories and articles about it. Lena was a fiercely loyal friend to all her friends she thought were being fucked over like Ava Gardner
Well, Glinda always did protect Dorothy. ;-)
@@MaskedMan66 thought the same thing
@@_Spicymorenita :-)
Because of Judy and Lena is why I wanted to do theater, dance, and most of all…sing!! At the age of three, Seeing Judy singing “Over The Rainbow” for the first time, my life has forever changed. And as for Miss Lena Lorne! I will be 45 years old in a few days and I could never be happier than hearing such women who has made a such impact in music and for women!!!
Girlfriends having fun. I love it.
Judy loved talent. She adored Lena Horne and liked Diahann Carroll They were on her 1963-64 show. I remember seeing these shows as little kid. Also Lena dated Vincent Minnelli, and Judy married him.
Ahem.
Lena was so beautiful and fabulous!
They remind me of girls at a sleepover. Sort of like me and my friends when we get together and act silly. Love this clip.
The only two people who had that 'thing" in their voice that just made a song bigger and bigger the further they got into a song, even when they were singing soft. I've always only recognized that trait in these two here. What a joy to get to this stage in life and RUclips makes it possible for me to see them TOGETHER, which I never would have seen any other way as this aired 14 years before I was born.
R.I.P Ms. Horne and Ms. Garland🙏🏼 I love and miss you both💖 Both of them are so talented and wonderful.
Judy is the American Edith Piaf.
+Oliver S YES
Hollywood missed the boat with Horne. They could've extracted much more from that fine wine than they did. Like her counterpart, Frank Silvera, himself of the same mixed heritage, or even Merle Oberon, also of mixed heritage, Horne could've been cast in a variety of ethnic roles. Anthony Quinn and Charles Bronson often played out of their respective ethnicities. We didn't get enough Horne the fantastic dancer. Would've loved to see her teamed with both Kelly and Astaire in a paso doble. But luckily enough, we do have something worth hanging onto in remembrance of Horne!
Could be a blessing for Horne though, maybe why she lived so long. Unlike Judy and so many others that they pushed and pushed and drained everything out of them. Only so much pressure a human can withstand in life.
msvick66 That's one way of looking at it. But Horne was TOUGH mentally, far tougher than Garland. Diana Ross has that TOUGHNESS, too. But poor Dorothy Dandridge was troubled long before she got to Hollywood, as a well done biography reveals.
Dorothy Dandridge still had a very successful career may her soul rest in peace it's shocking she got far in her career in such harsh times in those days so many Black women look up to her Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston (RIP) Beyonce even Halle Berry played her in Dorothy's biopic so many more.
Jay Young Judy was addicted to drugs since the age of 10. I have read and seen biographies of BOTH women, and Lena did not have to endure that.
Jay Young Merle Oberon came from India and had her mother doing all her chores for her. She did not want anyone to know who her mother was
they both look so stunning
These two ladies really knew how to sing, just beautiful. This is real music and not the rubbish of today.
They are magic together. Imagine if they’d done a duet album of jazz standards and a concert?! If there is an afterlife I hope they’re performing together now💕
You will never see this sort of performing ever again!
Grace and talent like this doesn't exist anymore. This is simply INCREDIBLE!
Lena is wonderful singing Meet Me in St Louis. So funny!!!!!!
Lena Horne, Dianne Carrol, Shirley Bassey - epitome of class and talent
Judy sings so effortlessly. I love this duet. They are having so much fun together. Lena is awesome. I love this video.
O.M.G - Lena Horne is just FABULOUS and Judy is, as always, beyond all comparison.
Two Great Icon's & Friends laughing, singing & having fun together. Terrific Talents !!
I like how each one takes a turn singing part of a song that the other made famous. that's why the cubes say Judy sings Lena and Lena sings Judy.
Two great female vocalists of a bygone era...together!! Thanks!
Yes, a bygone era. Also, throw in Martha Raye ("Feelin' The Way I Do"), Sophie Tucker, "One of These Days..."), and Mabel Mercer, (anything be Cole Porter), for starters! Say, try listening to Josephine Baker's "I've Got You Under My Skin," one of Cole Porter's many evergreens. Yes, indeed, a BYGONE era, for sure!
the beauty, talent and RAW power these gracious ladies possessed is OFF the charts !!!!
Lena Horne never got the props she deserved!!!!!!!!!! She is a LEGEND and always will be!!!
Lena's facial expressions are WILD!! 🤪
Watching in 2020... Two amazingly talented ladies.. ❤️RIP
2022!!!
2023!!!
Seeing Judy get a genuine laugh is the best way to start my morning.
It was great to see Lena warm up to Judy by this time into this episode. The beginning you can see Lena wasn't too warm to Judy when they did the opening number and Judy tried very hard for Lena to open up and Judy was always a great hostess. Judy was a very giving performer, never afraid of sharing and shining the spotlight to her guests, especially female guests. Judy was very comfortable and never felt threatened by anyone she shared the stage with..
It called confidence in your abilities, and respecting the abilities of your peers.
It's a tragedy that Lena Horn was so badly affected by the idiotic production codes of the 30s to 50s.
She was a star - she was so talented even being barred from leading film roles because of the miscegenation rule couldn't prevent that - but she should have been a megastar.
she was a megastar to black ppl
Debbie Lough x.
She is a megastar
She was a mega star to me!
"Idiotic production codes?"
You mean RACISM?
It's crazy how some of you have a problem calling it what it is?
Two beautiful birds, one classic performance.
R.I.P. to Lena Horne and Judy Garland.
And the show that knocked this off the air is largely forgotten. Shame on you there should have been years of this show to enjoy.
WOW, these two truly great ladies are so sensational together...what a phenomenal level of entertainment!...my heart is smiling as wide as a mile...pure pleasure!!!
Judy contagious laughter
I just love when Lena sings at 2:02! She's such a ball of fun!
I wish Judy had Dorothy Dandridge on this show.
And Aretha and Patti and Diana 🔥 and Shirley bassey
Judy loved Lena, So much! Awww, this is a beautiful example of a friendship, thanks for posting!
Judy might not have shown up for rehearsals during her series but she was amazing when it was air time. She had a photgraphic memory. Judy only needed to be shown something once or twice. Sid Luft said that she only read the script for A Star is Born once & never picked it up again. It's natural that when you have that kind of gift, it becomes second nature to us & we forget that not everyone has the ability to memorize so precise. Judy needed little direction & her work speaks for itself.
I'm only seeing 2 women enjoying each other's company. It's a shame that some people see anything other than that.
I wonder what Judy would have thought of Lena playing in the Wiz years after her death. This video is a treasure. Two legendary women.
I love to see them two laughing together, it cute I'm tickled to see them have so much fun.
There is great love & affection here...& it is wonderful when the two giants start playing around...Judy is not at her best...Lena knows it...but, hey, who cares? Judy below par is still terrific! A magical coming together of two of MGM's finest.
I’ve never seen this clip before, and what absolutely struck me silent is that I think this is the first time I’ve ever heard someone sing a Judy Garland song…and it just sounded right. So now I’m a Lena Horne fan.
i love the typewriter text as set decoration! it’s so simple and classic!
Great performance by 2 talented divas no matter your views on their personal lives.
johnalexander06 Exactly. Their already dead even. So why insult, question and worry?
Thank you. There's such a joyousness to this pairing. Where we choose to focus is our own decision.
It's so incredible to see certain stars performing together.
A pajama party on national TV! They're very cute together. Great performance, especially "St. Louis"!
This was my FAVORITE Episode of The Judy Garland Show... I can just watch it Over and Over ... They both had the BEST Chemistry between each other and I read where Lena was Pissed at Judy because she didn't want to rehearse ... But then later recalled how much she LOVED doing the show because Judy was such a PRO .... Judy Obviously didn't NEED to rehearse...she could go on and just PERFORM, because of her GREATNESS ..Much Better Duet Partners than her and Streisand...AMAZING!! xo
They loved each other.But then ,the world adored them,it must have been easy to share the adoration.
To think more people were watching Bonanza!
"I didn't know it was a sexy song!" 2:20 😂
legends
These are indeed Olympians!
Now this is what MAGIC looks like🤩
Have you ever wondered how much talent you used to be able to put together on a TV screen? Here is a fine example!
To be in any line of artistry. Is to become the best you can be at your craft. But becoming a master at it. Borderlines insanity. But the beauty is what they share with the world. Thank you for everyone who gives there all. Beautiful...
The way their tones meshed into one on "Trolley"...wow.
To me, Lena Horne was a mega star. A very talented lady who gave her all. I feel blessed to have had the privilege to hear her perform.
CLASSIC CLASSIC CLASSIC!..oh my where have these days gone..such CLASS they were jus classy ladies with style and finesse.
Why is it that when any two legends collaborate people want to turn it into a competition between them? Just enjoy the music and embrace it for what it is. Sheesh!
Back then, the chemistry was REAL, nothing was forced or heavily scripted. You can tell these artists enjoy each other's company. There's none of the nastiness or backbiting like in today. Also, today the class seems to have evaporated from most artists. One needs to look no further than Nicki Minaj, J. Lo or Mariah Carey as examples.
And taylor swift , Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato.
Backstabbing has always existed and Crawford/ Davis were a prime example of that .Each & every era has had them ....
@@kllwc7772 Era? The same era pertains to all the so-called singers mentioned. Minaj, Lopez, Carey, Swift, Cyrus, and Lovato. Can you list more than just Crawford/Davis in their era?
Bunni Armani Yes and so can/ could you if you used a search engine 😏😂😏
What are you talking about? Mariah is a classy super talented person
Judy worked well with a wide array of guest artists & easy to access Judy & Lena are having a great time together...anyone who has experienced various complete concert episodes in Box Sets of this phenomenal series know Judy was at the top of her game, looking amazing and sounding fantastic in total peak form, too bad this great show didn't go a few more seasons, sadly it is obvious Judy gave so much more than she got back, yet with this treasure of incomparable performances it remains clear Judy was the greatest ever!
R. I. P. beautiful ladies
This was wondrously entertaining.
Reading Mel Torme’s book about producing Judy’s show makes this scene all the more interesting. Judy had not rehearsed with Lena, and it still turned out fantastically.
Lena Horne is so beautiful I love her 😂😂😂
Good God Almighty, I still have goose bumps as I type this, we lost so much when these two women passed.
Two Goddesses of American Music. Forever enshrined in our collective consciousness.
Beautiful and Lovely Ladies. Awesome!
I just read that in 1964 more people sat down to watch Bonanza in preference to these two amazingly accomplished and talented women. Tump tiddle ump tiddle ump Bonanza ???? Oh my!
So easy for Judy to sing beautifully and clearly ❤️
Such a tiny woman, such a big voice. Judy was just amazing!❤️gone way too soon.
I like to imagine that they're having a sleepover & entertaining themselves by singing together :)
This was a Lovely pairing and melody.
WOW, absolutly FABULIOUS....
Oh my....Speechless. How many ways can one say magnificent!! Magical. My roots. Thank you, Mom.
Phenomenal chemistry 😊
Judy and Lena?? I-I-I didn’t know I needed this....🙌🏽🥳
Very classic and fragile at the same time
I love hearing Judy laugh
Judy Garland's duets are priceless
LOVE how they go on about both being different and how they have them sitting to lessen their differences and show them as equals! Beautiful Fun!
That's entertainment!!!! Wow
yeess
Oh yes Judy and Lena oh yes sing on girls 🤣 i am watching this show tonight in /2024 very entertaining ladies thank you so very much for everything that you gave us 💕 while here on Earth 🌎 boy 💋💞 i wish that i could have lived in this era/ even though im not old 💙 however stuff like this i enjoyed watching with my Parents so this is what they call 🤙🤙 very much generational 🎊and when i finish i will check out Johnny Mathis Chances are made in 1957 or 8 if i not mistaken❣️however i have never been able to understand how did Elvis Presley and Johnny Mathis ❤come along at the same time when Elvis burned 😞🌹 up the radio 📻 airways but nothing from Mathis 🥀 with that beautiful soft silky voice 🥀❤️ was it because maybe Elvis was from the south ⬇️👇⬇️ and Johnny was from San Francisco 🍂 so maybe they played more of his music 🎶 ❤️ there being in my era/2024 i would really like to understand 😂because i am really a music 🎶 buff 💫with a large ⭕ musical collection 💐💐please seriously and someone please help me to understand ❤ Thank You ❣️ I am a RUclipsr however I just work here 😅😅
i LOVE this! thank you for posting it! they look like they were having a ball and appreciated one another so much. we don't see that kind of artistry any more.
that's a lovely visual of two great ladies havin fun and entertaining us effortlessly--thank you
judy was so gracious.
Brilliant! Such talent, humor, personality & sheer star power. Bravissima! Thank you Ancestors, this is immortal right here.
When There Was Talent
Ladies back then performed sauced up!
Two of the best icons of their day....Pure Magic when they entertained...RIP Ladies...