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"Judy Garland\nThe Young Actress in Bel-Air With Her First Husband, Composer David Rose\nJudy Garland had been in a dozen feature films, including The Wizard of Oz, by the time she married her first husband, orchestra leader and composer David Rose, in 1941.\n\nThe couple adjust a painting in the living room of their house in Bel-Air, on Chalon Road.\nThe newlyweds. \"All I thought about was what I would wear and how romantic it would be to live with my husband,\" Garland later said about the marriage. \"Naturally, I never wasted a moment thinking how I would get the plumbing fixed if anything broke down.\"\nGarland and Rose review a musical score. Born Frances Ethel Gumm in Grand Rapids in 1922, Garland garnered a special juvenile Oscar for her role as Dorothy in 1939 and received an Oscar nomination in 1954 for her performance in A Star Is Born.\nThe actress arranges flowers in a sitting area. During the three years the couple were married and living in the Bel-Air house, Garland starred in eight MGM films, including For Me and My Gal, Presenting Lily Mars, Girl Crazy and Meet Me in St. Louis.\nBefore her marriage to Rose, Garland lived with her mother in a house the actress had built in a nearby canyon. \"She was the real-life Wicked Witch of the West,\" Garland later said of her mother.\n\nThe actress relaxes inside.\nRose escorts a passenger on the Gar-Rose Railway, complete with a miniature steam engine and freight cars that ran on 780 feet of track laid by Rose himself in the backyard. Garland reportedly was not fond of the train but indulged her husband's favorite hobby.\nThe couple poolside in Bel-Air."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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