| Judy Garland  AKA Frances Ethel Gumm
Born: 10-Jun-1922
Birthplace: Grand Rapids, MN
Died: 22-Jun-1969
Location of death: London, England
Cause of death: Accident - Overdose
Remains: Buried, Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, NY
Gender: Female
Religion: Anglican/Episcopalian
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Singer, Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Dorothy in Wizard of Oz Father: Francis Avent Gumm ("Frank", d. spinal meningitis)
Mother: Ethel Milne (d. 5-Jan-1953)
Sister: Mary Jane Gumm ("Susie", b. 9-Sep-1915, d. May-1964 suicide)
Sister: Dorothy Virginia Gumm ("Jimmie", b. 4-Jul-1917, d. 27-May-1977)
Husband: David Rose (bandleader, m. 28-Jul-1941, div. 8-Jun-1944, d. 23-Aug-1990)
Husband: Vincente Minnelli (film director, m. 15-Jun-1945, div. 29-Mar-1951, one daughter)
Daughter: Liza Minnelli (actress, b. 12-Mar-1946)
Husband: Sidney Luft (producer, m. 8-Jun-1952, div. 19-May-1965, one daughter, one son)
Daughter: Lorna Luft (actress/performer, b. 21-Nov-1952)
Son: Joey Luft (photographer, b. 29-Mar-1955)
Husband: Mark Herron (actor, b. 8-Jul-1928, m. 14-Nov-1965, sep. 1966, div. 9-Jan-1969, d. 13-Jan-1996)
Husband: Mickey Devinko ("Mickey Deans", disco promoter, m. 15-Mar-1969 until her death, d. 11-Jun-2003)
Boyfriend: Tyrone Power (actor)
High School: Hollywood High School, Hollywood, CA (attended)
High School: University High School, Los Angeles, CA (graduated)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Contract (1935-48)
Endorsement of Liggett Group Chesterfield cigarettes
Job's Daughters
March of Dimes
Oscar (Juvenile) 1940
Golden Globe 1955 for A Star is Born
Grammy 1997 (lifetime achievement, posthumous)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6764 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1715 Vine St.
Abortion
Suicide Attempt 1947
Suicide Attempt 1951
Nervous Breakdown
Shock Treatment
Drug Overdose Hong Kong (May-1964)
Stomach Pumped Hong Kong
Coma
Autopsy
Huguenot Ancestry
Risk Factors: Hepatitis, Smoking, Alcoholism, Insomnia, Depression, Amphetamines
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
I Could Go on Singing (15-May-1963) · Jenny Bowman
A Child Is Waiting (13-Feb-1963) · Jean Hansen
Gay Purr-ee (24-Oct-1962) · Mewsette [VOICE]
Judgment at Nuremberg (14-Dec-1961) · Irene Hoffman
Pepe (21-Dec-1960) · Herself
A Star Is Born (29-Sep-1954) · Vicki Lester
Summer Stock (31-Aug-1950) · Jane Falbury
In the Good Old Summertime (29-Jul-1949) · Veronica Fisher
Words and Music (9-Dec-1948) · Herself
Easter Parade (30-Jun-1948) · Hannah Brown
The Pirate (20-May-1948) · Manuela
Till the Clouds Roll By (5-Dec-1946) · Marilyn Miller
Ziegfeld Follies (8-Apr-1946) · Great Lady
The Harvey Girls (18-Jan-1946) · Susan Bradley
The Clock (22-Mar-1945) · Alice Mayberry
Meet Me in St. Louis (28-Nov-1944) · Esther Smith
Girl Crazy (26-Nov-1943) · Ginger Gray
Thousands Cheer (13-Sep-1943) · Herself
Presenting Lily Mars (29-Apr-1943) · Lily Mars
For Me and My Gal (21-Oct-1942) · Jo Hayden
Babes on Broadway (31-Dec-1941) · Penny Morris
Life Begins for Andy Hardy (15-Aug-1941) · Betsy Booth
Ziegfeld Girl (25-Apr-1941) · Susan Gallagher
Little Nellie Kelly (22-Nov-1940) · Nellie Kelly
Strike Up the Band (27-Sep-1940) · Mary Holden
Andy Hardy Meets Debutante (5-Jul-1940) · Betsy Booth
Babes in Arms (13-Oct-1939) · Patsy Barton
The Wizard of Oz (12-Aug-1939) · Dorothy
Listen, Darling (18-Oct-1938) · Pinkie Wingate
Love Finds Andy Hardy (22-Jul-1938) · Betsy
Everybody Sing (4-Feb-1938) · Judy Bellaire
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry (25-Nov-1937) · Cricket West
Broadway Melody of 1938 (20-Aug-1937) · Betty Clayton
Pigskin Parade (23-Oct-1936) · Sairy Dodd
Appears on postage stamps:
USA, Scott #4077 (39 cents, issued 10-Jun-2006)
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