On January 19, 1969 Judy Garland made an appearance on the TV show, Sunday Night At The London Palladium. Judy was a last minute replacement for an ailing Lena Horne. When she arrived at the theatre, late, she demanded that her overture be played while she readied herself. Then she walked out and performed a three song set. It was to be her last appearance at her beloved Palladium. The photo shows Judy sneaking a smooch backstage with Mickey Deans shortly before walking onstage and singing For O

Judy Garland and Harold Arlen joined forces for the last time for this performance of Over The Rainbow. Recorded during a tribute to Arlen at Lincoln Center on November 17, 1968, Judy sings with a revitalized voice, and it was reported that as he played for Judy, teardrops fell from Harold's eyes onto the piano keys. Click on the sound icon to hear the recording. | The Judy Garland Experience

On January 19, 1969 Judy Garland made her final television appearance when she, at the list minute, filled in for an ailing Lena Horne on the live TV broadcast of Sunday Night At The London Palladium. After her overture was played Judy came out and sang a three song set. Not only would this be her last appearance on television, but also her last performance at the Palladium. Click on the sound icon to hear Judy's final song, fittingly a valentine to her beloved London. Photo was taken as Judy wa

Judy Garland performs "The Man That Got Away" in her Oscar-nominated performance in A STAR IS BORN ('54) | Turner Classic Movies: TCM