Judy Garland Collection

A marriage made in Chelsea, Judy Garland chose a London Registry Office to be the venue for the 1969 wedding to her fifth and final husband Mickey Deans

Disc Jockey Pete Murray thought it would be show business loneliest job when he began a stint compering the BBCs first late music show until 2am. (Picture) Judy Garland with Mark Herron

Judy Garland and her daughter Liza Minelli drive away from Covent Garden opera house with their escort tonight. (Picture) A smiling Judy Garland looks at the camera from her vehicle

Judy Garland with Lionel Bart at the EMI studios in St Johns Wood recording Maggie May. 9th August 1964

Judy Garland is making recordings of two songs from Lionel Barts newest musical Maggie May and Bart is sitting through he sessions with her. 9th August 1964 Musicians

Judy Garland (1922-1969), American actress and singer, 1943. From the front cover of Picturegoer magazine (23 January 1943). Cropping restrictions are in place

Sam Goldwyn (1882-1974) with Judy Garland (1922-1969)
Sam Goldwyn (1882-1974) Polish-born American film magnate, with Judy Garland (1922-1969) American film star, and another artist

Judy Garland As Dorothy
Hollywood, California: 1939. Judy Garland begins her journey in the Wizard of Oz

Actress Judy Garland
Hollywood, California: c. 1940 An MGM studio portrait of actress Judy Garland

Judy Garland With Children
New York, New York: 1964 Judy Garland with all three of her children at JFK Airport. Left is Lisa Minnelli, and Joey and Lorna Luft

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Judy Garland: A Legendary Talent Who Touched Hearts Across the Globe Disc Jockey Pete Murray thought it would be show business loneliest job when he began a journey into the world of Judy Garland. Little did he know that this iconic actress and singer would leave an indelible mark on his life, just as she did with millions of adoring fans. From her enchanting performances to her tumultuous personal life, Judy Garland captivated audiences like no other. Her daughter Liza Minelli was not only witness to her mother's talent but also shared in the joyous moments, driving away from Covent Garden opera house together, basking in their own special bond. But amidst all the glitz and glamour, there were moments of solitude for Judy. Disc Jockey Pete Murray understood this loneliness firsthand as he delved deeper into understanding the complexities of show business. He realized that behind those radiant smiles lay a vulnerable soul seeking solace in music and applause. In one such moment captured at EMI studios in St Johns Wood, we see Judy Garland collaborating with Lionel Bart on recording "Maggie May. " It is here where artistry meets emotion; where two brilliant minds unite to create something truly magical. Throughout her career spanning decades, Judy Garland became synonymous with resilience and determination. From her early years as a child star to becoming an international sensation, she faced numerous challenges head-on while leaving an everlasting impact on Hollywood history. Even Sam Goldwyn recognized her immense talent when he stood beside Judy Garland - a testament to how far she had come since starting out as a young girl dreaming big dreams. Their partnership showcased not only their professional collaboration but also their mutual admiration for each other's craft. And so it was fitting that even across continents, London became part of Judy's story too. Choosing a registry office in Chelsea for marriage symbolized yet another chapter in her eventful life – love found amidst fame and fortune.