A) 52 B) 20 C) 10 D) 26
A) 1990 and 1999 B) 1999 and 2006 C) 1995 and 2000 D) 2000 and 2010
A) January 1, 2000 B) November 2, 1999 C) April 15, 2003 D) December 25, 1999
A) Songs for America B) Rainbow's End: The Judy Garland Show C) Judy: A Biography D) The Judy Garland Story
A) Liza Minnelli B) Coyne Steven Sanders C) Pioneer Entertainment D) Judy Garland
A) May 20, 2006 B) November 2, 1999 C) April 15, 2003 D) January 1, 2003
A) Rainbow's End B) Just Judy C) Legends D) The Early Years
A) Songs for America B) The Concert Years C) Legends D) Just Judy
A) Show 2 B) Show 1 C) Show 3 D) Show 26
A) Show 4 B) Show 7 C) Show 1 D) Show 6
A) Norman Jewison B) Schlatter C) Darryl Payne D) Bill Colleran
A) Six weeks B) One month C) Two weeks D) Five weeks
A) Mel Tormé B) Jerry Van Dyke C) Bill Colleran D) Norman Jewison
A) Judy in Concert B) Hollywood Highlights C) Be My Guest D) The Garland Hour
A) March 29 B) January 22 C) September 29 D) August 2
A) Bob Newhart B) Jerry Van Dyke C) Mel Tormé D) Ken Murray
A) Bill Colleran B) Norman Jewison C) Schlatter D) Michael Dann
A) Donald O'Connor B) Jerry Van Dyke C) Mel Tormé D) Ken Murray
A) October 11, 1963 B) March 29, 1964 C) September 29, 1963 D) January 22, 1964
A) Jerry Van Dyke B) Donald O'Connor C) Ken Murray D) Bobby Cole
A) Donald O'Connor B) Lena Horne C) Bob Newhart D) Shelley Berman
A) The Other Side of the Rainbow B) CBS Evening News C) The Judy Garland Show D) Bonanza
A) Michael Dann B) Bill Paley C) James Aubrey, Jr. D) Darryl Payne
A) January 22, 1964 B) March 29, 1964 C) September 29, 1963 D) October 11, 1963
A) Star Television Group B) Garland Productions C) Judy Inc. D) Kingsrow Enterprises
A) $25,000 B) $100,000 C) $140,000 D) $250,000
A) $140,000 to $150,000 B) $50,000 to $60,000 C) $25,000 to $30,000 D) $10,000 to $15,000
A) It prevented the network from airing reruns B) It allowed her to sell the tapes to private collectors C) It allowed her to sell the series into syndication D) It allowed her to destroy the footage
A) 1951 B) 1965 C) 1960 D) 1955
A) She wanted to retire from films permanently B) The network forced her to sign the contract C) She wanted to be a famous television star D) She was in a financially precarious situation
A) Federal Reserve B) IRS C) FBI D) SEC
A) The Wizard of Oz B) Judgment at Nuremberg C) Meet Me in St. Louis D) A Star is Born
A) To gain political influence B) To secure her financial future C) To compete with her film career D) To win an Emmy award
A) CBS B) ABC C) NBC D) PBS
A) 2015 B) 2013 C) 2005 D) 2010
A) 1959 B) 1963 C) 1961 D) 1962
A) 3 B) 5 C) 2 D) 1
A) Los Angeles B) New York City C) London D) Chicago
A) George Schlatter B) Bob Finkel C) Bob Banner D) Bill Hobin
A) Art Director B) Musical Arranger C) Producer D) Director
A) Mort Lindsey B) Mel Tormé C) Danny Daniels D) Gary Smith
A) Gary Smith B) Edith Head C) Bill Hobin D) Ray Aghayan
A) Edith Head B) Gary Smith C) Ray Aghayan D) Danny Daniels
A) Mel Tormé B) Mort Lindsey C) Jerry Van Dyke D) Danny Daniels
A) George Schlatter B) Danny Daniels C) Ray Aghayan D) Mort Lindsey
A) Born in a Trunk B) Over the Rainbow C) Tea for Two D) Maybe I'll Come Back
A) The Brentwood home B) The stage of the Hollywood Bowl C) The Yellow Brick Road D) A Broadway theatre
A) Jerry Van Dyke B) Mickey Rooney C) Garry Moore D) Mel Tormé
A) December 25, 1963 B) January 1, 1963 C) June 24, 1963 D) July 4, 1964
A) Gary Smith B) Ray Aghayan C) Danny Daniels D) Edith Head |