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Judy Garland was a multi-talented entertainer known for her singing, acting, and amazing dancing abilities. Run by a male and female.

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5 things you probably didn’t know about Judy Garland: A THREAD 🧵

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Hey, Kids! Wait Till You Hear This, the BRAND NEW memoir by Liza Minnelli is out today! Grab a signed copy while you still can — they won’t last long. 💋📖

Interpret that last part as you wish!

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Embraceable you #JudyGarland

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#fact Judy Garland accidentally helped create a queer Christmas tradition. Her raw, emotional holiday performances and her gay-icon status turned her Christmas specials into a December staple in LGBTQ+ circles.

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#AMOMENTINHISTORY Our gal screaming for equality. The best to ever do it. #lgbt #judygarland

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Garland recorded the number in one continuous take — no trick photography, no convenient editing. What the audience witnesses is essentially a vocal marathon, delivered with precision and effervescence, while balancing the demands of choreography and camera blocking.

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Since the illustrious #TrolleySong immortalized by the inimitable #JudyGarland — is presently resurgent on TikTok, the admins of @jgarlandupdates have deemed it essential to recount the veritable history of this deceptively “quaint” number: A THREAD 🧵

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Legend has it that the songwriting team unearthed inspiration from an obscure photo caption in a vintage turn-of-the-century scrapbook: “Clang, Clang, Clang went the trolley.” From this innocuous line, a quintessential slice of MGM musical mythology was born.

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1. Composed in 1944 by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane for Meet Me in St. Louis, The Trolley Song was no minor trifle. It was conceived as a centerpiece, capturing both the giddy anticipation of adolescent infatuation and the larger civic nostalgia for a vanishing America on the brink of war.

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Judy experienced a lot of sorrow and tragedy in her short lifetime. However, that did not take away from her beautiful voice and spirit. #judygarland

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DIE CARDI B DIE

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@marcisagenius #FACT Judy Garland was unable to post instagram stories due to the fact they hadn’t been invented yet.

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Today is the 86th anniversary of The Wizard of Oz, Judy Garland’s most iconic role. #JudyGarlandUpdates

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Male admin here (1/2 of JGarlandUpdates) reflecting on Judy’s tragic passing. I find myself feeling a bit like the star on this cool summer afternoon. When I’m gone, everyone will talk about how talented and lovely I was. They’ll post tributes, cry crocodile tears, say they always believed in me. But where are they now? When I’m alive, breathing, hurting? Silent. Distant. It’s a tale as old as The Wizard Of Oz. No one tries when you’re around, but once you’re gone, suddenly everyone’s a saint. I’m freaking tired and over it. I swear I hate my life. One thing goes okay and 276357 go wrong. I just wish I was gorgeous like Judy Garland. She’s everything I want to be. Instead I’m just a fat gay boy. #JudyGarland

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Her fucking smile could light up a fucking room. #Judy