TV Radio Mirror (Jan - Jun 1963)

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Behind Judy Garland's frantic drive for success is this fervent prayer: "When I was a child," Judy Garland once said, "more than anything else I wanted to be loved by my parents. It seems to me my greatest responsibility as a mother is to give my children all the love I have. "As a child I lived in a lot of houses, but what I wanted most was a home. And a home is what I'm trying to give my children." Judy Garland, born Frances Gumm, has never come out flatly and blamed her parents for the insecurity and unhappiness she has suffered all her life — but there's no doubt that deep in her heart she holds them responsible. Judy never had any real childhood. She went on the stage when she was three and, because in those days show-business folk were not considered "desirable," Judy found it tough going. Many mothers wouldn't even let their children play with her. {Please turn the page)