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Command Performance (#129, AFRS) (apparently sometime after "Dick Tracy in B Flat," #166) Guests: Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, Andrews Sisters Songs: Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby (Bing Crosby and Andrews Sisters) / Long Ago and Far Away (Judy) / Comedy number: All Time Flop Parade (Bing, Judy, Andrews Sisters) / I'll Remember April (Bing) / Comedy-Medley: Hand me down my bottle of korn (Bing) / De Camptown Races (Judy and Bing) / Beyond the Blue Horizon (Judy) / The Music Stopped (Judy) / My Old Kentucky Home (Judy and Bing) / Alabamy Bound (Judy and Bing) / Goodnight Wherever You Are (Judy, Bing and Andrews Sisters) [contributed by Mark] |
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| ca. 1945 |
Mail Call (#?, ?min) 3 Host: Angela Green Guests: Delta Rhythm Boys, Kay Thompson, Jerry Cooper, Sons of the Pioneers and Bob Hope. Judy and Bob Hope perform a sketch (not known if Judy sang anything) 3 |
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The General Motors Hour (network?, ?min) Guests: Judy, Spike Jones and His Orchestra, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Ginger Rogers. Judy sang The Trolley Song [source: 3] |
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| January 17 |
Esquire's 2nd Annual All-American Jazz Concert (network?, 5min) 3 Danny Kaye introduces Judy, who introduces Anita O'Day, who sings, "You Were Waiting for Me" |
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| January 30 |
March of Dimes (CBS and NBC, 70min) Master of Ceremonies: Bing Crosby Announcer: Ken Carpenter Guests: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, John Scott Trotter, Axel Stordahl A salute to President Roosevelt's birthday The show includes a comic medley including, I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now by Judy, Bing and Frank and a commercial for the March of Dimes. Judy sang Love [source: 3] |
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| February 15 |
Command Performance (#166, AFRS) Episode: "Dick Tracy in B-Flat" (full-length comedy skit) Guests: Judy Garland, Harry Von Zell, Frank Morgan, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Jerry Colonna, Jimmy Durante, Cass Daley, Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Andrews Sisters Judy sang: parody of "Over the Rainbow" called Somewhere Over the Barrel and I'm Gonna Be Strong for You (with Bob Hope) |
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| April 11 |
Mail Call (#140, AFRS) Announcer: Don Wilson MC: Judy Garland, The Merry Macs, Carmen Cavallero, Bob Hope, Frank Nelson and Paula Winslow "Love" (Judy Garland); "Standin' in the Need of Prayer" (The Merry Macs); "Day and Night" (Carmen Cavallaro); "(Dear Mr. Gable) You Made Me Love You" (Judy Garland); comedy patter (Judy Garland and Bob Hope); "There's a Great Day Comin' (Mañana)" (The Merry Macs); comedy skit (Judy and Bob) |
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| August 10 |
The Jerry Wayne Show (CBS, 30min) Judy sang: If I Had You and Love Ads promised "A Garland of songs for you", with Judy and Jerry harmonizing with the Jeff Alexander Orchestra.1 |
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| September 6 |
Command Performance (#190, ?min) 3 MC: Bob Hope Guests: Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Meredith Willson, AFRS Orchestra and Judy Garland. Details unknown |
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| October 5 |
The Danny Kaye Show (CBS, 30min) Music: The Axel Stordahl Orchestra Starring: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra Judy sang: How Deep Is the Ocean, Gotta Be This or That (with Frank Sinatra) and My Romance (with Frank Sinatra) |
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| December 9 |
Jerome Kern Memorial (CBS, 60min) Music: The Al Goodman Orchestra, The Robert Armbruster Orchestra Starring: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Jack Smith, Nelson Eddy, Dinah Shore, Hildegarde, Bing Crosby, Earl Wrightson, Patrice Munsel Judy sang: Look for the Silver Lining and part of finale medley They Didn't Believe Me Released on Ariel Records, 1983 3 |
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| December 25 |
Command Performance (#?, AFRS) Christmas Show Starring: Bob Hope, Johnny Mercer, Ginny Simms, Dinah Shore, The Pied Pipers, Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra Judy sang: Long Ago and Far Away (re-used from an earlier AFRS Command Performance show) and It Came Upon a Midnight Clear |
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Home Judy on Radio 1944 1946
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