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Judy Garland Inc.
(from The Seattle Sunday Times Rotogravure, January 22, 1939)
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LATEST AND YOUNGEST of Hollywood screen stars to go into business as a sideline is 15-year-old Judy Garland, who is seen (right) in the sales room of the smart flower shop she has opened on a Los Angeles boulevard under the firm name "Judy Garland Flowers, Inc." Profits, if any, from the venture will go into a special trust fund for Judy that she cannot touch until she is of age.
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Judy Garland is seen here arranging the floral display at the entrance to her newly opened flower shop. She and her mother actively direct the shop's affairs.
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Business woman Judy Garland helps with filling orders in her shop. Pleasing custom of the place is a boutonniere for each customer from the owner's hands (when present).
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For an hour or two each evening, after a day's work in M-G-M's "Wizard of Oz," Judy enjoys working in her flower store. The customers enjoy it, too.
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