Lucille Ball

They got married on November 30, 1940 and divorced May 4,1960

I honestly doubt her name was ever stated, though I'm open! She was always Mrs. McGillicuddy, including in a letter to Lucy! I would think her first name would be stated in either the Ricardos' marriage certificate, or in Lucy's birth certificate, but I can't find any evidence. Did you know Mrs. Trumbell's first name was Matilda?

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they eat many tubulary foods like roots.. a big section of their diet contains grasses, nuts,berries and seeds.

Life was not at all like the show, the show was made for people just to sit back and relax.

Lucy set the tone for a perfect, loving, and healthy relationship in a marriage. American society looked up to Lucy and Ricky for happiness and shaped the way families acted and treated each other. I Love Lucy was a hilarious show with a great message to it. Families would sit down together and watch every episode every day it came on and became a very important part of society. The show also shaped what was accepted as normal in society like the way they dress, speak, act, and treat each other. The show portrayed women as maybe foolish and dumb-blondeish on a minor level but also incredibly clever and fun. The show had a big part in conformity in the 50's. (What was accepted and how everyone acted alike to be "normal")

Lucille was always working. She worked at home and at work.

Lucille Ball's son is named Desi JR. Her daughter's name is Lucie Desiree.

Lucy's only children were with Desi Arnaz.

[1] Her main friend was Ethel Mertz, as played by Vivian Vance. [2] But Lucy also had a less appealing friend, Carolyn Appleby as played by Doris Singleton.

in miss ball's own words on a TV talk show once. she used to bleach her blond back in the 30's during the jean Harlow craze. but her hair started to turn out greenish blond. at someones suggestion , going it with a red color would take away the green. that's maybe when she started using henna on her hair.

Lucille Bliss died on November 8, in 2012. She died peacefully in her sleep of natural causes, or so says her therapist who was with her at the time. Lucille was not scared of dying, because she knew she would be able to be in heaven.

She died of natural causes on November 8, 2012 at her nursing home. She was 96.

Lucille Bliss was the oldest actress when she died. She had been retired for about a year and a half before she died.

They named him Little Ricky. In fact the episode in which Lucy gives birth, "Lucy Goes to the Hospital," first aired on January 19, 1953. To increase the publicity of this episode, the original air date was chosen to coincide with Lucille Ball's real-life delivery of Desi, Jr. by Caesarean section.[6] "Lucy Goes to the Hospital" was watched by more people than any other TV program up to that time, with 68% of all American television sets tuned in.

Blue and Purple.

Before she was on TV, Lucille Ball was very big in Hollywood. She was known as "Queen of the B's" and had a very successful career in the pictures.

To name a few of her movies: Eddie Cantor's "Roman Scandals""The Big Street" with Henry Fonda"Stage Door""DuBarry Was a Lady" with Red Skelton"Yours, Mine, and Ours" with Henry Fonda"Dance, Girl, Dance."

Yes, she went to school. She went to an elementery in James Town, then she went to a high school in Detroit. (after the passing of her father)

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There is a saying that "I Love Lucy" is airing somewhere in the world at every hour.

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I was in Jamestown NY, last summer which is the home of Lucille Ball. I went to the Jamestown cemetery and saw her grave, which confused me as I heard she was buried in Forrest Lawn in L.A.? Her marker was a black granite stone about 4 feet tall and 3.5 feet wide. It had a large heart with the name Ball carved in it on one side.(like the heart on the credits of the "I love Lucy" show. And the name of her parents and herself on the other. It also stated something like "We Brought you home!"

Lucy was originally buried in Forrest Lawn in L.A. Her remains were there from 1989-2002 when her children brought her remains back to her hometown of Jamestown NY.

The 'I Love Lucy' series began in 1951, and ran through 1957.

Lucille balls favorite color is blue and purple <3

This a common US commemorative stamp.

Its retail value in good condition - no missing perforations or thin spots and full gum if unused and lightly canceled if used - is from 10 to 20 cents used and around 60 cents mint. Wholesale, the value is 50 cents to 75 cents in lots of 100 for used stamps

Unused about 65% of face if you have enough unused stamps to make it worth a dealer's time.

Full sheets and plate number blocks can often be sold for full face and maybe 20% more.

Yes, two are actors and entertainers.

Lucie has performed in movies, on broadway, she sings and directs. Desi Jr., has is also a performer. Madeline was the only one who was not a performer.