Lucille Ball

I believe she moved to this station.

Lucy nolan fox 5 Connecticut. I don't get Connecticut stations, but there is a Lucy Nolan on there in the morning now.

Lucy and Ethel were the women and wives. Fred and Ricky were the men and husbands. However, there was not defined gender roles other than the fact that Ricky went to work each day.

Season 4 Episode 8

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She went flying down unicorn lane and swooped up all of her favorite flowers form the garden of Nathidia. Then she ate the flowers, digested, and pooped them out 20 days later

Probably on TV Land. They show episodes of I Love Lucy at, like, 6:00 in the morning

Some sort of chocolate confection that isn't completely for sure but it was dough or filling covered in chocolate!

Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center was created in 1996.

October 15, 1951

Lucille Ball was married twice. Her first husband was Desi Arnaz. They had been divorced for some time when he died of lung cancer in 1986 at the age of 69. According to those who knew them, they were the true love of each other's lives, but they just could not live together. Ball's second husband was comedian Gary Morton, who outlived her. He died of lung cancer in 1999 at the age of 74.

I think it was a saxaphone.

She auditioned for the part, but was not a finalist in the competition.

Lucille Ball did indeed play a part in women's rights. In 1962, after buying out her ex-husband for Desilu Studios, Lucille became the first woman owner of a major studio.

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Vivian hated Bill for a number of reasons: (1) she resented being cast as the wife of a man who was old enough to be her..um, uncle. He was at least 20 years her senior. (2) She resented his less-polished musical style, given that she was a Broadway gal and Frawley was a pure vaudevillian; but most important was that (3) Frawley hated her even more! He thought she couldn't sing worth a lick and was a royal pain in the a__, always complaining about some little slight or indignity that he would toss at her. It was just bad offscreen chemistry...but all the better for us, because it made their onscreen marriage all the funnier!

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i own it presently she was given the first [gold] 1965 imperial convertible off the assembly line in june of 1964 i have the paper work and black plate with it

The channel is 185 it is called hallmark and it is on at 2:30A.M to around to 4:30A.M but if you have a thing called RECORD you dont have to get up so early

Desi Arnaz Jr. is still alive.

Vivian Vance was born Vivian Roberta Jones to a religious and conservative in Kansas. She acted while growing up in local productions, which was frowned upon by her mother due to her beliefs. So, Vivian ran way to Albuquerque, New Mexico to act. She helped found the Albuquerque Little Theatre.

Lucille Ball had one brother, named Frederick Henry Ball, born in 1915, when she was four years old. She did not have a sister (her father died before Fred was born), but her cousin, Cleo, was as close, if not closer than any sister could have been. Cleo Mandicos was the daughter of Lola Hunt and George Mandicos. Lola Hunt was the sister of Lucille's mother, Desiree "DeDe" Hunt, and George Mandicos was the son of Greek immigrants. Lola ran a beauty shop, so Cleo spent her childhood at the Hunt home, where Lucille and Fred lived with their grandparents, Flora Belle Orcutt-Hunt and Fred C. Hunt, while their own mother, DeDe, worked hard selling hats all day.

Desi Arnaz (Ricky Ricardo was only his character's name on the "I love Lucy" show) and Lucy met when Lucy was staring in the movie "Too Many Girls;" he also was an actor/musician. They were introduced by the director of the film and a friend.

Extreme mental cruelty.

Lucille Ball's maid Harriet McClain was one of the first maids that she employed in the early days of her career. She would be with Lucy from the 1940s until the 1980s. At first there relationship as employer and employee was rough but as the years went by they became very close. Lucille Ball and Harriet McClain would be the first people to integrate her penthouse elevator at Lucy insistence despite a policy which prohibited Negros from the main elevators. Harriet kept all of Lucille Ball deepest secerts and was a great friend to her during Lucy rocky marriage. She died sometime in the early 1980s.