Judy Garland - Get Happy (Summer Stock, 1950) descargar videos gratis

EDSON SANTOS

ok.!!

MrS98VAC

Judy Garland was simply the best,better than all the rest!

Ryan p

Where on earth did they find all those gay men in 1950?

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Charlene McClintock

ADORE this movie!

Charlene McClintock

Earlier in the movie. Months before this song was filmed, MGM thought she was fat and needed to lose weight. She weighed 110 lbs. She was fired from MGM after this film. They didn't like how she was acting with drugs and all. Saddest story. She was a VERY beautiful and VERY talented woman and mother.

Rafael Beckman

Her legs never looked better! :p 

medford briggs

Four feet 11 inches packed full of talent and beauty.

Dan Millhouse

One of the greatest out of Hollywood the world will have known..She rocked it..

Kimberly Cronk

Kinda ironic 

Santa S

I took picture with her in the wax museum in nyc lol

Graehame Webb

The dance sequence is very similar to Michael Jacksons dangerous!

Chandrabali Sattir

You can keep the carbon copy sound-a-likes since Judy. Way down she will always be the best - The true Queen of the Hollywood Musical - Now & Then! Sorry Streisand!

laura Silveria

Simply the best-Better than all the rest!

Isabelle M

Judy Garland - Get Happy

sunny chuang

As plainly manifested in Ms Judy Garland's evenhandedly authentic,energetic,and hypnotic musical number of Mr Harold Arlen / Mr Ted Koehler's Get Happy ( her final historic-and-mesmeric song-and-dance scene at MGM ), there were no plausible traces of consternation,debilitation,and exasperation at any point in her corporeal appearance and ethereal performance.Under the decisive-and-intensive supervision of Mr Charles Walters ( both in his scene execution and step designs ), the entire sequence had come out truly in-spotlight,super-colossal,and in high-spirits.The luscious-and-vivacious Ms Garland - sublimely radiant in tuxedo jacket,black fedora,nylon stockings,and black high-heel shoes- had dramatically-and-whimsically stepped out from behind the black-coated chorus gentlemen and had appealingly-and-compellingly acted out her signature song through her ingenious-and-prodigious technique of blending Broadway,jazz,and pop music.Thus she's able to make this classic musical act as one of the most alluring,enduring,and inspiring production numbers ever staged in the Hollywood cinema history.Whenever you're droopy and jumpy,just ponder time and again on this Ms Garland's encouraging-and-engaging song.Shout hallelujah! Get happy! 

Elizabeth Young

Fantastic performance of Judy Garland of Get Happy!

Autumn Grande

The best legs in showbiz history. 

Bambie Wodkins

If only it were this easy ...

Francesca Darcy

Love you Judy!

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