Lucille Ball

Backgammon was her calling. She wanted to play professionally. She was always interested in acting and vaudeville.

Cassandria Arnaz Carlson is Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz' biological grand daughter. Her mother was Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz' daughter Madeline born 1947. Cassandria Lucianna Arnaz, is now the V.P. of Marketing and New Media Specialist for SyndicatedNews.NET. She has three children and her name can be found in the listing of the members of that website under her own name. Attorney Blaine T. Bettinger was the main speaker for Valentines Day 2013 on a SyndicatedNews.NET episode which explains the procedure Arnaz-Carlson used to certify her lineage. The show was a medical and legal panel discussion not open to the public. Dr. Bettinger is both a lawyer and a doctor qualified to speak on the matter of DNA. Prior to joining Bond, Schoeneck & King law firm, Dr. Bettinger obtained his PhD in genetics and he is the author of The Genetic Genealogist.

According to Who2 Biography, Lucille Ball died of heart failure. (Read more about the history of this US comedy actress on Answers.com, via the Related link.)

Lucille Ball was a great animal lover, and owned many pets throughout her life. Her first pet was a little fox terrier she got when she was a teenager. She named him Whooppee, and doted over him. In her marriage to Desi Arnaz, Lucille owned many dogs and cats. There are many famous pictures of her roaming Desilu Ranch with her two beloved cocker spaniels. Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball are also famous for owning several of the Schipperke breed.

Next summer (August 6th 2011), is Lucy's centennial. If she was alive, she would nearly be 100 years old!

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Ricky is depressed because he has not been getting any TV offers lately, so Lucy, Fred, and Ethel try to cheer him up. It was an hour length episode in the final season.

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The name of the song is CUBAN PETE They call me Cuban Pete I'm the king of of rhumba beat When I play the maracas I go chick-chicky boom chick-chicky boom Yes sir, I'm Cuban Pete I'm the craze of my natives street When I start to dance everything goes chick-chicky boom chick-chicky boom The Senoritas they sing and how they swing with this sombrero It's so very nice, so full of spice And when they dance they bring a happy ring of vaqueros Singing a song all day long So if you like the beat take a lesson from Cuban Pete And I'll teach you to chick-chicky boom chick-chicky boom chick-chicky boom Si, Senorita I know that you will like the chicky boom chick Cause it's the dance of latin romance And Cuban Pete doesn't teach you in a hurry like Arthur Murray I come from Havana and theres always manana so Senorita.... Oh no... Lucille Ball (Lucy Ricardo): They call me Sally Sweet I'm the queen of Delancy Street When I start to dance everything goes chick-chicky boom chick-chicky boom Excuse me Mr.Pete Dezi Arnez (Ricky Ricardo): Yes Ma'am Lucille Ball (Lucy Ricardo): Have the Cubans a different beat? If they have will you teach me to chick chick-chicky boom chick-chicky boom Dezi Arnez (Ricky Ricardo): Si, Senorita I know you will like the chicky-boom-chick (yea, man) It's so very nice so full of spice I place my hand on your hip and if you will just give me your hand then we shall try just you and I! boring!

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i dont know. if i had to guess i would say her tv show i love lucy is what made an impact and sice she was the main character even more so

A yellow bellied sap sucker!

Well, I Love Lucy was literally sponsored by Phillip Morris, a cigarette company. In fact, in the show’s earlier years, Phillip Morris was its only sponsor, and all of that smoking was product placement—and during commercial slots, outright advertisement from Lucy and Desi. I Love Lucy aired in the 1950s, a time when the tide hadn’t quite shifted when it came to attitudes toward smoking. Smoking prevalence only began decreasing in 1964 (seven years after I Love Lucy stopped airing) as the health risks became more apparent to the public. In 1970, cigarette advertisements were banned from radio and television altogether.

Her natural hair color is brown, but in her younger years she had it blond or brown. However, she had it mainly red after that and is very famous for the red.

Her first pet was a fox terrier named Whooppee, whom she got as an adolescent. Later on in her life, she raised Schipperkes and cocker spaniels.

12...1955 The Fashion Show....Lucy went to Don Lopa's to buy a dress. She asked the sales person for a size 12.

One way is to purchase an "I Love Lucy" dress and wig. They sell them at online party stores, as well as at the Desilu Playhouse Museum in Jamestown, NY. If you don't want to do that, you can make one at home. For the outfit, either take any polkadot dress, or dress slacks and a collared blouse. For the hair, if you're not willing to go to extremes and dye your hair red and get a perm, I'd recommend tying it in a bun, and fluffing the front with a volumnizer. Lucy had very long eyelashes, and if yours are not that long, wear fake ones. She had beautiful, plae skin, so put on foundation, or cream, or something if your skin is olive.

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Mother: Desiree Evelyn Hunt, a pianist. Father: Henry Durrell Ball, a telephone lineman.

Lucy died at of an aortic rupture following 8 hours of emergency heart surgery in 1989.

A friend and I were obsessed with her back in the mid to late 80's. We traced the route she drove, looked at what used to be her house, and even went to find out how much it would cost to stay at the Forty Winks Motel on Route 66 (we didn't know the reason the clerk looked strangely at us was because at the time it was a place for trysts and illicit romances). Damn, I had two little kids in the car who wanted to sleep in a tepee The last we ever heard about Lucille Maxwell Miller was that she was released from jail and then was later arrested for some petty theft shoplifting. It had a picture of her and she certainly didn't look to us like some gorgeous woman. The City of Ontario has an archival center where they may have something more current, but for now that's all I know. I do think of her now and again since I live not too far from her street and am going to dental work at the Loma Linda School of Dentistry. Hope someone else finds something on her. How old could she be now? Linda Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Lucille Ball died at the age of 77 (August 6, 1911 - April 26, 1989).

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6 seasons for I Love Lucy followed by 3 seasons of The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour