I Came Out Of The

(in The Film "that's Entertainment!" - 1974) Thank God For Film, It Can Capture A Moment And Hold It There Forever. If Anyone Ever Asks You: "who Were They?" Or "what Made Them So Good?" I Think A Reel Of Film Answers That Question.

I Had A One Day Slip, Matt. So What Do You Do? You Get Up And You Go On, And You Try Not To Do It Again.

What I'm Saying Is That I Tried Very Hard To Give Them My Reality And My Reality Is Kind Of Interesting.

It Was Like Mama Suddenly Realized I Was Good, That She Didn't Have To Apologize For Me. It Was The Strangest Feeling. One Minute I Was On Stage With My Mother, The Next Moment I Was On Stage With Judy Garland. One Minute She Smiled At Me, And The Next Minute She Was Like The Lioness That Owned The Stage And Suddenly Found Somebody Invading Her Territory. The Killer Instinct Of A Performer Had Come Out In Her.

She (judy Garland) Was A Friend Of Mine, A Trying Friend, But A Friend. That Is What I Tell Myself: She Did Everything She Ever Wanted To Do. She Never Really Denied Herself Anything For Me. See, I Say, She Had A Wonderful Life; She Did What She Wanted To Do. And I Have No Right To Change Her Fulfillment Into My Misery. I'm On My Own Broom Now.