Publication Date
Fall 2015
Faculty Supervisor
Marsh Jones
Description
Judy Garland has always been known for her standout role as “Dorothy” in The Wizard of Oz, but her life had many more trials than the character who sang about happy little bluebirds flying beyond the rainbow. She experienced not only successes like Oz, but also becoming known worldwide for her ability to capture an audience. She was more than an actress or a singer, she was a performer. Her need to be loved by an audience not only made it love her, but also had repercussions to her mental health. Despite many obstacles, Judy was persistent and determined to reach her audience.
Course
History 105
Rights
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Recommended Citation
Simmons, Sarah N., "And Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Judy Garland" (2015). A with Honors Projects. 158.
https://spark.parkland.edu/ah/158
