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Lucille Ball (1911-1989) television comedienne and film actress, born on August 6th, 1911, in Jamestown, New York, to Henry Durrell Ball and his wife Desiree.The oldest of the couple's two children( a brother Fred, was born in 1915), Lucille's childhood was a bit of a hardscrabble affair one shaped by tragedy and a lack of money.
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Lucy was one of the funniest and most prolific female comedians of all time !!!
I am an absolute Lucy GEEK, and mad crazy fan, and I love seeing her here :) so thank you for posting her ~~ Season 1, Episode 30, "Lucy Does a TV Commercial" ~~
CinnaMomma, you are quite welcome.I am happy to know that I brought a moment of happiness.Also, thanks for the additional information.
Hedgewalker, thanks for the comment. Yes, she was a great Comedian.
This episode was awesome!! I remember watching I Love Lucy with my Abuela Esther. Her English was like Ricky Ricardo's...but Lucy's comedy was pure genius!!
I don't do Barbies in my doll collecting, but I have a NRFB Lucille Ball Barbie, and will eventually have all the Lucies!
Esther110, the feedback I have received regarding my I Love Lucy sign is amazing.This only goes to show that this was a fantastic movie production.
I wasn't aware of a Lucille Ball Barbie.