Another Evening with Judy Garland
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Another Evening with Judy Garland is Judy Garland's 1960-61 Tour, her first concert tour since The Opera House tour in 1959.
| Tour by Judy Garland | |
| File:August-28-1960-Palladim A Newspaper clipping for the first stop on the tour. | |
| Start date | August 28th, 1960 |
|---|---|
| End date | December 9th, 1961 |
| Legs | 2 |
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Background[edit]
Judy Garland came down with a serious bout of Hepatitis in 1959. Doctors told her she had only 5 years to live, and that she would be a semi-invalid the rest of her life. They also told her she would never work again.
However, she worked steadily throughout 1960. By June 8th, she was back in the recording studio, for her album, That's Entertainment!
For her tour, she arrived in Europe, for the first leg of the tour, on July 14th. She then recorded a planned album, The London Sessions.
The first leg of the tour helped John F. Kennedy's campaign. From March 8th-19th, Judy took a brief break from touring to film her supporting role in Judgment at Nuremberg. She also took a break in October, to record Sweet Danger and Come's Once in a Lifetime for Capitol Records.
Set List[edit]
- When You're Smiling
- Almost Like Being in Love/This Can't Be Love
- Do it Again
- You Go to My Head
- Alone Together
- Who Cares?
- Puttin' On the Ritz
- How Long Has This Been Going On?
- Just You, Just Me
- The Man That Got Away
- San Francisco
Intermission
- That's Entertainment!
- I Can't Get You Anything But Love
- Come Rain or Come Shine
- You're Nearer
- A Foggy Day
- If Love Were All
- Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
- Stormy Weather
- Medley: You Made Me Love You/For Me and My Gal/The Trolley Song
- Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody
- Over the Rainbow
Encores:
- On the first performance at the Palladium, Garland ended her first act with You'll Never Walk Alone, as a tribute to Oscar Hammerstein, who recently passed away
- For the Olympia concerts, Judy sang a medley of April in Paris/I Love Paris
- The Free Trade Hall concert on December 4th, was actually rescheduled due to Judy coming down with Food Poisoning. Also for this concert, Liza Minnelli, joined Judy onstage for After You've Gone.
- Minnelli also joined her onstage for the second Carneigie Hall concert and the two sang Swanee onstage.
- Starting with the Hollywood Bowl concert, Garland added Just in Time, Never Will I Marry, Oh, What a Little Moonlight Can Do.
Shows[edit]
| Date | City | Country | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEG 1 (Europe) | |||
| August 28th, 1960 | London | England | The Palladium |
| September 4th, 1960 | |||
| October 5th, 1960 | Paris | France | The Palais de Chaillot |
| October 7th, 1960 | |||
| October 16th, 1960 | Leeds | England | The Leeds Odeon Theater |
| October 23rd, 1960 | Birmingham | the Birmingham Odeon theater | |
| October 28th, 1960 | Paris | France | The Olympia Theater |
| October 29th, 1960 | |||
| November 27th, 1960 | Leicester | England | the De Montfort Hall |
| December 4th, 1960 | Manchester | The Free Trade Hall | |
| December 10th, 1960 | Amsterdam | Holland | The Tuschinski Theater |
| LEG 2 (North America) | |||
| Date | City | State | Venue |
| February 21st, 1961 | Dallas | Texas | The State Fair Auditorium |
| February 23rd, 1961 | Houston | The City Auditorium | |
| April 6th, 1961 | Buffalo | New York | Kleinhans Music Hall |
| April 8th, 1961 | Washington, D.C. | Constitution Hall | |
| April 11th, 1961 | Birmingham | Alabama | Municipal Auditorium |
| April 13th, 1961 | Atlanta | Georgia | |
| April 15th, 1961 | Charlotte | North Carolina | The Coliseum |
| April 17th, 1961 | |||
| April 23rd, 1961 | New York City | New York | Carnegie Hall |
| April 29th, 1961 | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | The Academy of Music |
| May 2nd, 1961 | Newark | New Jersey | the Mosque Theater |
| May 6th, 1961 | Chicago | Illinois | Civic Opera House |
| May 8th, 1961 | Dallas | Texas | The State Fair Music Hall |
| May 10th, 1961 | Houston | The Sam Houston Coliseum | |
| May 12th, 1961 | Detroit | Michigan | Detroit Masonic Temple |
| May 14th, 1961 | Cleveland | Ohio | The Music Hall |
| May 21st, 1961 | New York City | New York | Carnegie Hall |
| July 1st, 1961 | Forest Hills | Forest Hills Stadium | |
| July 3rd, 1961 | Newport | Rhode Island | New Port Jazz Festival |
| July 30th, 1961 | Forest Hills | New York | Forest Hills Stadium |
| August 4th, 1961 | Atlantic City | New Jersey | The Convention Hall Ballroom |
| August 8th, 1961 | |||
| September 3rd, 1961 | |||
| September 13th, 1961 | San Francisco | California | Civic Auditorium |
| September 16th, 1961 | Los Angeles | Hollywood Bowl | |
| September 20th, 1961 | Denver | Colorado | The Coliseum |
| September 29th, 1961 | White Plains | New York | The Westchester Country Club |
| October 1st, 1961 | Hartford | Connecticut | The Bushnell Auditorium |
| October 7th, 1961 | Newark | New Jersey | The Mosque Theater |
| October 17th, 1961 | Rochester | New York | The War Memorial |
| October 19th, 1961 | Pittsburgh | Pennsylvania | The Civic Auditorium |
| October 21st, 1961 | Haddonfield | New Jersey | Delaware Valley Garden |
| October 27th, 1961 | Boston | Massachusetts | The Garden |
| October 29th | Quebec | Montreal, Canada | The Forum |
| November 20th, 1961 | Los Angeles | California | The Beverly Hilton |
| November 24th, 1961 | Miami | Florida | The Deauville Hotel |
| November 25th, 1961 | Convention Hall | ||
| December 3rd, 1961 | Toronto | Canada | The O'Keefe Centre |
| December 5th, 1961 | |||
| December 9th, 1961 | Washington, D.C. | The Armory | |
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