HERE'S JUDY GARLAND! HERE'S HELEN O'CONNELL! HERE'S HOLLYWOOD!

Click on the video above to view Judy Garland's 

restored interview with Helen O'Connell, 1961.

Director Stanley Kramer witnesses Judy Garland signing her contract 

to play Irene Hoffman in his production of Judgment At Nuremberg.

Judy Garland rehearses on the set

Judy Garland, Richard Widmark, and Howard Caine, 

rehearsing on the set.

JUDY GARLAND-HERE'S HOLLYWOOD-1961-A RESTORATION

Per director Frank Labrador:

"Restoration of the segment about the filming of "Judgment at Nuremburg" by NBC-TV's "Here's Hollywood" weekday series (originally broadcast on June 23, 1961). Helen O'Connell interviewed Judy Garland on camera for this segment in March 1961, but the footage that survived does not have the complete audio. Judy's replies could be heard but not Helen's questions...until NOW. Here is the radio broadcast version of this interview, which is complete. For the first time, this radio version was combined to create this brand new, restored version of this historic interview on the "Judgment at Nuremburg" film set. For portions where there is no video, behind-the-scenes photos from David Price's digital photograph collection were used. ENJOY!

Judy Garland is readied for her first scene in the film.

Judy Garland being directed by Stanley Kramer.

P.S. Please note the "Here's Hollywood" opening and end credits used in this video were lifted from a different episode in 1962 -- the only one that I could find online. So Helen's announcement about the guests for the next show is not historically correct."

Helen O'Connell

Judy Garland and Stanley Kramer arrive at 

 the  Berlin premiere of Judgemet At Nuremberg.

Judy Garland was nominated for an Academy 

Award for her portrayal of Irene Hoffman Wallner.

The cast poses with a cardboard cut out of Marlene Dietrich.

JEANNE CAGNEY'S TIPS FOR QUEENS

JUDY GARLAND ON THE DICK CAVETT SHOW 1968

This seems to have slightly better picture quality than some of the other, more wretched, versions out there.

JUDY GARLAND FOUND!

Well, the files that purportedly contained Judy's "lost" album have been uploaded to the Yahoo experience.

The tracks are actually recordings that were made for Judy to rehearse with for her TV show.

What they are forty years later are some of her classic mid sixties performances herad for the first time without an audience or announcer getting in the way of a single note of music.

Most of the tracks are solo performances, but Judy can also be heard performing with the Brothers Castro (not the Castro bros pictured), Ethel Merman, and Vic Damone.

These recordings are being heard exclusively on The Judy Garland Experience.