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The 29 pages that link to Judy Garland, each with the reason it gives.

• Child actorRelated: Her career illustrates the transition from childhood performance to adult stardom.

• Hollywood musicalRelated: Her performances joined vocal expressiveness with the genre’s star-centered emotional storytelling.

• Hollywood star systemBroader topic: Her career reveals the pressures of studio control over a performer’s image and working life.

• Louis B. MayerRelated: Her career illustrates the studio’s star-making system and Mayer’s influence over performers.

• The Wizard of Oz (1939 film)Related: Her portrayal of Dorothy anchors the film’s emotional journey.

• George CukorRelated: Cukor directed one of her defining dramatic performances in A Star Is Born.

• Gene KellyRelated: Garland and Kelly co-starred in The Pirate, bringing his dancing into a romantic adventure musical.

• MGM musicalRelated: Her screen presence anchors several of the studio’s best-known musicals.

• Actors' Equity AssociationRelated: Garland became a notable Equity member and publicly supported the union.

• Vincente MinnelliRelated: Garland starred in several Minnelli films, including Meet Me in St. Louis.

• Mickey RooneyRelated: Garland co-starred with Rooney in several popular musicals, including Babes in Arms.

• Child starBroader topic: Her career illustrates the pressures and lasting public image associated with early fame.

• Jule StyneRelated: Styne worked as a vocal coach for Garland early in his career.

• Mervyn LeRoyRelated: LeRoy produced the film that became a defining work in Garland’s career.

• Liza MinnelliRelated: Garland was Minnelli’s mother and an enduring influence on her public life.

• Victor FlemingRelated: Garland's defining screen role was made under Fleming's direction.

• London PalladiumRelated: Her 1951 Palladium appearances were celebrated engagements in her British career.

• Renée ZellwegerRelated: Zellweger portrayed Garland in the biographical film Judy.

• Academy Juvenile AwardRelated: Her 1939 award recognized performances including The Wizard of Oz and Babes in Arms.

• Harold ArlenRelated: Garland introduced Arlen’s song in The Wizard of Oz and later sang his work in A Star Is Born.

• L. Frank BaumRelated: Her screen performance became inseparable from the most famous adaptation of Baum’s story.

• Drag showRelated: Garland's music became part of the repertoire and shared references of drag performance.

• Dinah ShoreCompared with: Garland’s dramatic vocal style and film-centered fame offer a contrast to Shore’s broadcaster persona.

• Donna ReedCompared with: Garland’s musical-star persona contrasts with Reed’s screen image as a grounded dramatic actress.

• Jessie BuckleyCompared with: Buckley portrayed Garland in the 2017 BBC drama Judy, contrasting impersonation with fictional roles.

• When the Saints Go Marching InRelated: Her popular rendition shows the hymn's reach beyond jazz and church music.

• Israel KamakawiwoʻoleRelated: Her film performance established the song that Kamakawiwoʻole later made part of his medley.

• The Last Rose of SummerRelated: Her performance brought the song to a broad twentieth-century audience.

• Yip HarburgRelated: Her performance gave Harburg’s lyrics their defining screen interpretation.