Judy's rehearsals are better than most of today's performers when they put on prepared shows.

Despite the fact that one of Martha's husbands, composer David Rose, left her for a young Judy Garland, Judy and Martha remained close friends. This clip is priceless and showed how spontaneous and funny Raye was.

judy is absolutely stunning in this. nobody can ever top her, shes just uncompareable!

These outtakes are BETTER and 98 per cent of the schlock on the air nowadays!!!

Notice we dont have such great performers who can pull stuff like this off anymore.. Judy and Martha are awesome

It drives me crazy that no one remember Mel Torme anymore. He was great. The Judy Garland Show was really a great show and how she made fun that the network would cut their funding or the show at any moment and Jerry Van Dyke was good as the floor manager guy.

I love the fact that these people were real and lived at one time, and talented, with humor, singing, dancing and acting. i love it; judy, martha, mel, june.

how could anyone not love her the QUEEN of entertainment JUDY !!!!!!!!!!!!

I cannot get enough of the memories of these people. They don’t make em like this now.

i'm a teen and i love everything from back then. i haven't laughed this hard in a long time!

They sound great together. Martha Raye's voice is really pretty.

what a treat never have seen judy so loose and comfortable..-good for martha raye

Wow! They almost don't make dames/performers like this anymore! I'm amazed how well Judy's and Martha's vocals blend together. One wouldn't think of them sounding so great together (their comedic timing is impeccable-esp Martha's!)! Thank you so much for posting this fantastic jewel!

This is why Judy Garland is awesome and Martha Raye too

Martha and Judy are my favourite duo ❤️

Martha and Judy are so cute together

All these great entertainers!!! Goes to show that Judy was brilliant even in rehearsal!!! And the great sounds of the Big Bands of the 40's. THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!!!

How wonderful! Martha could have enjoyed a great singing career--she was Anita O'Day's inspiration--but her comic career took her in another direction. Judy of course is peerless, even in rehearsal.

Never knew Martha had such a great voice. Only knew her as a comedian.

and what big voices they had. i've always got idea's for old hollywood movie stars to still do some movies that i've created in my head; a movie with judy and martha wouldn't that be awesome.

Martha Raye had a great voice to bad she was never really known for that. her comedic talents were what people focused on.

this is so much better than some material that was actually aired

Mel Torme was a fellow Chicagoan. Always liked him. Besides he wrote the Christmas Song! I still miss him, he was such a pleasant person.

These are great performances. What a dynamic choice of medley songs for Ms. Garland and Ms. Raye!

OMG. First I am just digging Judy singing At Last. A song sung by Etta James. And I am being swept away by Judy's rendition then all of a sudden ....BAM!! Too funny. Judy's expression and then changing the words at the end. Classic. Thanks for sharing this. Cannot wait to show my mom.🎶

Martha’s voice is gorgeous to listen to

Judy looks simply amazing

The talent years.

Have the two box sets of the complete Judy Garland Show. I think it's a shame, that CBS canceled her after only 1 Season. Thank God this wasn't destroyed by CBS. Love the outtakes made during shooting rack episode. This one with Judy and Martha, they made it half way through. The guy holding their cue cards messed up, and Judy stopped the band, and got mad at the cue card guy.

Martha's mugging for the camera is off the chain :D

Wow. Mel sounds great and it's fantastic to see the cast enjoying themselves. Thanks for posting this!

Wow, Martha Raye can belt the blues

Looking at Garland, here at 42 yo, and 5 years away from death, she seems so well, so healthy, so unlike what was apparently going on behind the scenes. Love Martha Raye....ever since I saw here as a kid in some Abbott and Costello film, and she had a pair of legs that were amazing. Ongoing competition during the war was btw her and Bety Grable as to the best legs. Her life story, I understand, was done in the Bette Midler film, with James Caan, where she sings "For the Boys"!

Gawd, what a treat! Thanks for posting this treasure.

Blue Bird, Thank so much for uploading all of these great, and to say the least classic videos.

this is great hilarious they always put a smile on my face esp. judy

at 1:52, the look on Judy's face is precious, like the girl from early MGM.

Wonderful! Pure entertainment!!

ugh Mel Torme was so fucking in love with himself

💜There are million folk And you feel as though Judy is singing to you💜💜💜💜💜💜

Comedy gold right there with Martha Raye!!!

Martha Raye was hilarious. That made me laugh out loud!

Love Both Of Theses Lady❤️

I love anything Judy.

This is really funny

I actually have this medley on my iPod. lol. Glad to see it in video! Thanks for posting! =D

I found it on iTunes. The Album Name is "Judy Garland and Friends" the song is Glen Miller Medley

That was brilliant, I really loved that...

Fantastic stuff...thanks for this!

Judy Garland and Martha Raye had both been married to composer David Rose (The Stripper) . Martha Raye was a very gifted singer. A lot of people don't know that.

I always wanted Martha Raye for my very own Auntie Mame

Mel Torme - miss him so much. What a great guest for Judy.

Great entertainment from a by-gone era!

In fact, younger persons who comprise the demographic most targeted by advertisers and media aren't watching as much television, don't buy recorded music if they may get it free online, get most of their information online, so rarely read newspapers or magazines. It's a vastly different world than the era when TV variety shows thrived.

Thank You for posting! Man sill you look, R.E.A.L. talent!

Acc. to June, Judy invited her on the show during an especially low point in her (June's) life, and it's great to see June and Judy having fun here. So what if they had a few glasses of the ol' Blue Nun? June seems fine during the show...

I hope they were friends in real life ... they have great chemistry and fun together.

Love Mel!

LOVE this!

Sweet funny talented Judy

Man, such hard workers! Perfection

Apparently they all smoked in those days. There was no cancer scare at all back then. I was evern surprised that Judy smoked. But I noticed that when she did smoke on the show she didn't seem to really inhale that much. Cigarettes seemed more like a prop. Perry Como, Frank Sinatra all smoked. Me too.

We know from two eldersisters who were there that Martha was often in Probe and the Eagle in LA and that she LOVED amyl! (Probably why she ended up in such bad physical shape in later years)

luv that

hilarious!!!

@musicloveBH me tooooooo i just love them!

Its too bad the brass in Hollywood don't have the guts to put a great live Variety show like Garlands or Carol Burnetts show on the air today..I have a feeling its just what the Country could use in these hard times and a Country sick to death of war..Give the people what they want and they will WATCH!!!

Judy..smoked Cigarettes..with that God-Given Voice.😳

Yes, but these old standards that Judy Garland & Martha Raye sang are so much better than most of the songs only 20 years previous to today. As a mostly rock & roll fan, I may also say most of the rock & roll from 30-50 years ago (including from the punk rock era of 1975-80, but especially of the 1950s and '60s and early '70s) is vastly superior to any popular or rock music of today.

it's funny how people get over their past hurts-wonder if they were frnz with David Rose too????

Alan DeWitt was a substitute singer for Leonard. I don’t remember why. But I think he did an amazing job singing this great standard.

I really wish that NetFlix or Hulu had a broadcast history section and aired various items, like this, any of the old NBC and CBS Playhouse series, any of the half-hour and one-hour presentation specials or series hosted by a celebrity. There was a lot of talent and great scenes lost.

judy plays a great straitman....and shes the best of clowns too obviously :)

Too bad we can't find these actresses in a great movie from when they were so great

6:48 is sooooo freaking funny! OMGosh how I love Judy so. But, I hadn't seen this before and I didn't know she ever sang At Last. Does anyone know if there's a full version? I've looked for it but no results thus far. :-( I'd be so thankful if I could get a reply from someone who knows. Thank you in advance! xo

I`ve died and gone to heaven !

And I love Mel Tormé

Fun Fact: Aside from Judy and Martha sharing a husband, composer David Rose, guess who was in charge of incidental music (but not the theme song) over at NBC's "Bonanza" competing against Judy?

@hirchik Of course, smoking didn't impair their talents, and their skills increased with experience. But the chronic irritation damaged their throats. That's the sad truth. If you don't smoke, don't start! If you do, quit! But in any case, we can still enjoy the work of these old stars, these beautiful humans.

The only problem is we don't have the great talents and great songwriters in the abundance of the era when Judy Garland and Carol Burnett had their series' on television. This is the same problem why TV talk shows are so boring today--no more great authors (and many younger persons could not read them, even were great novels still being written) to have as guests, as well very mediocre singers who are all technique but no soul.

@SillySeaWeed i guess that's part of being a great singer: blending with ur duet partner

I agree, I am so sick & tired if people who were not even born commenting about things and times they never experienced, imposing today's standards and political correctness upon them. Many more people smoked even a decade ago than today, and certainly back in 1962-63 when this television series aired. A person was not a bad person or deficient in talent simply because he/she enjoyed smoking tobacco, then and still today a perfectly legal substance.

and I would agree with you wholeheartedly

Anyone know what year this was? This is fantastic :D

Who's the guy at the beginning? Mel Tormé? Five flats!

“H,” says Judy, deadpan as ever. But if there WERE a key of H, she could sing it.

I fucking Love Judy and June so much

@waif55 Well technically her not having money isn't her fault, some guy embezzled money from her. And also mgm got her started on the pills which then led to addiction because mgm made her depend on them for all those years she was with the studio. It's very unfortunate :/

Mel torme called himself The Velvet fog ( his voice ) Andy proudly listed it on many of his album covers. Judy was somewhat unimpressed and behind his back nicknamed him"The Velvet smog". As he got a little older, he began to increasingly gain lots of weight and I always thought he should be called"The Velvet frog" because his face actually did resemble a frog when he got older. I don't mean this harshly however, he published a nasty book about his experiences on the Judy Garland TV show(6 months after she died) and most of it was not true.😱 (according to everyone who worked on the show : cameras, technicians, sound, producers, directors, guest stars etc.) The details of what caused all of this is in some of the many biographies of Judy Garland.🤔👎

I don't know what you mean by this? It appeared to me Judy Garland and June Allyson were enjoying themselves watching Mel Torme and horsing around a bit. Did I miss something?

I think Martha Raye was great in this. Her voice was better than Judy's here.

9:07 🎶😍.. 💜🌿

Mel torme sings and watches Judy great today there s only Katia flavia

Martha stole LadyBird Johnson's hair.

how could a lot of the great singers of this era sing so good and be smokers.

it should be on a dvd collection you can buy online through amazon or something like that.

Great songs, then and now. Lousy volume. Not the PC here, just bad quality. It's happening more and more with You Tube. Only on the good stuff.

Mel Torme is Mel Torme's biggest fan

thats june allyson not martha raye

@kern39743 Unfortunately almost all performers (singers, actors, etc.,) smoked, and still do. And poor Judy traded one addiction for another throughout her life... Sad.