Test your knowledge of Judy Garland's biggest hits, deep cuts and iconic moments.
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'Over the Rainbow', 'The Trolley Song' and 'Get Happy' are the numbers casual players place first.
The song nearly cut from the film, the name she was born with, and the concert album that made history.
The teenage Dorothy and the Carnegie Hall singer sound worlds apart, and telling them apart is the game.
The signature everyone names is 'Over the Rainbow'. The trivia is that the studio nearly cut it, and that its Oscar for Best Original Song, for the 1939 film, went to songwriters Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg at the 1940 ceremony, not to Garland herself.
'The Trolley Song' and 'Get Happy' come from her film musicals, so placing the movie is the harder half of the question.
Her 1961 concert album captures a mature, dramatic voice. A clip from it sounds nothing like the teenage Dorothy of 1939.
'Come Rain or Come Shine' and 'The Man That Got Away' became Garland vehicles later covered by many, so spotting her version is the game.
You name a clip from her films and concerts, then answer trivia on The Wizard of Oz, her MGM musicals, and her Carnegie Hall comeback.
'Over the Rainbow', 'The Trolley Song', 'Get Happy' and 'Come Rain or Come Shine', plus 'The Man That Got Away'.
Telling her teenage Dorothy voice from the mature concert singer, and placing each song to the right film. That is a good round to guess the song with friends in multiplayer.
Playing Dorothy in 1939's The Wizard of Oz and singing 'Over the Rainbow', whose Best Original Song Oscar, presented at the 1940 ceremony, went to songwriters Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg.
Born Frances Ethel Gumm (1922-1969), she was an American singer and actress and the mother of Liza Minnelli.
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