[MUSIC] [LAUGHTER]

JUDY GARLAND: I know why I love to work with you.

You open your mouth and sing louder than

any other girl singer besides me in the world. [LAUGHTER]

LENA HORNE: I know it, I know it and I hate it because...

[LAUGHTER] [APPLAUSE] Well, I mean, first of all,

unless you just open your mouth wide and get a big breath,

you can't last as long as some of these arrangements we sing. [LAUGHTER]

JUDY GARLAND: That's true.

LENA THORNE: And try to do like... and you know...

Listen, for years I tried to sing pretty because

I had an agent when I first came to California,

Hollywood, to sing.

[LAUGHTER] "I may find it a little difficult to book you into

movies because you just don't look attractive." Then he said,

''Can't you just sort of be a little pretty when you sing?'' Like that. [PURSES LIPS]

Anyway, but it's impossible.

JUDY GARLAND: It is.

LENA HORNE: Try to sing day in and day out like that.

JUDY GARLAND: What?

LENA HORNE: Day in.

JUDY GARLAND: [LAUGHTER] Day in, day out.

It's always a whole arrangement.

Well, it can't be done.

Look, why don't I sing one of your songs? Would you like that?

LENA HORNE: I'd love it and anyway,

I think they planned this all along.

JUDY GARLAND: I do too.

[MUSIC]