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The Importance Of Series - Lucille Ball by Adam Woog, 2002-02-21 Lucille Ball - The FBI Files by Federal Bureau of Investigations, 2009-07-27 Lucy:the Bittersweet Life of Lucille Ball by Morella, 1973-03 Lucy in the Afternoon: An Intimate Memoir of Lucille Ball by Jim Brochu, 1990 The Comic DNA of Lucille Ball: Interpreting the Icon by Michael Karol, 2005-12-15 Lucille Ball by David Paige, 1977 Lucy A to Z: An Encyclopedic Biography of Lucille Ball by Michael Karol, 2002-06 Lucille Ball Paper Dolls by Elisabeth Edwards, 2009-11-16 The Real Story of Lucille Ball by Eleanor Harris, 1954 Lucille Ball Seminar (Dialogue on Film, volume 3, number 6) by Lucille Ball, 1974 MAGAZINE DIGEST, OCT. 1952, LUCILLE BALL COVER by ARCHER ST. JOHN, 1952 I Didn"t Know What Time It Was: From the R.K.O. "Too Many Girls" Starring Lucille Ball, Richard Carlson and Ann Miller by Lorenz; Rodgers, Richard Hart, 1939 Laugh with Lucy: The story of Lucille Ball by Joel H Cohen, 1974 The Lucille Ball Quiz Book by Michael Karol, 2004-05-09

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21. E! Online - Fact Sheet - Lucille Ball
    Biography, awards, credits, and articles.  
    http://www.eonline.com/Facts/People/Bio/0,128,1118,00.html

22. FBI - Freedom Of Information Act - Bertolt Brecht
    lucille ball 142 pages. This file primarily relates to the 1953 House Committee on UnAmerican Activities hearings which revealed  
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23. American Masters . Lucille Ball | PBS
    For more than thirty years, lucille ball was one of the most recognized and loved entertainers in the world. Known to all simply  
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    Extractions: F or more than thirty years, Lucille Ball was one of the most recognized and loved entertainers in the world. Known to all simply as Lucy, she portrayed a scatterbrained housewife with the ability to turn simple chores into unparalleled fiascoes. Clumsy and unsophisticated at nearly everything she tried (and she tried nearly everything), the television Lucy won the hearts of average Americans across all social and cultural lines with her wacky schemes. Ironically, it was Ball's wide range of experience and talents that made her such a success in this role. Dropping out of high school at the age of fifteen, Ball moved to New York to study acting and found her first stage work as a chorus girl in 1927. She had her first break as a poster-girl for Chesterfield cigarettes and soon found herself in tinsel town as one of twelve slave-girls in the Eddie Cantor film, ROMAN SCANDALS (1933). By the mid-1930s, if you went to the movies (and in the 1930s everyone went to the movies) you would be certain to see Lucille Ball. Sometimes a nurse or a dancer, sometimes a flower clerk or a college girl, but always there. By the end of the decade she had been in forty-three films and was known as "Queen of the B Movies." Though universally recognized as a true talent and charismatic performer, Ball had yet to find the niche that would shoot her to super-stardom. From one film to the next her roles would change from the seriously dramatic to the light-hearted romantic lead. Dramas, Comedies, Musicals, she would and could do anything. But it wasn't until her part on the radio show "My Favorite Husband" that her true genius appeared. "My Favorite Husband" was a situation comedy about a housewife who was always getting into trouble. Over the airwaves, Ball's beauty and grace were invisible and what was left was that perfect comic timing and tone. With a pause, a stutter or a firmly asserted absurdity she could express all of the quirky awkwardness of physical comedians like Keaton, Chaplin, or the Marx Brothers, and the audiences ate it up.

24. Jake's Lucille Ball Web Page
    Pictures, sounds, and links.  
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25. TIME 100: Lucille Ball
    AP. lucille ball and her husband, Desi Arnaz. lucille ball The first lady of comedy brought us laughter as well as emotional truth.  
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    Extractions: It happened somewhere between the clunky premier episode ( Lucy Thinks Ricky Is Trying to Murder Her ) and her first classic routine, the Vitameatavegamin commercial, in which Lucy gets steadily soused as she keeps downing spoonfuls of the alcohol-laced potion she's trying to hawk on TV. (Watch the spasm that jolts her face when she gets her first taste of the foul brew; it could serve as a textbook for comics well into the next millennium.) I Love Lucy debuted on CBS in October 1951, but at first it looked little different from other domestic comedies that were starting to make the move from radio to TV, like My Favorite Husband , the radio show Ball had co-starred in for three years. Lucy Ricardo was, in those early I Love Lucy episodes, just a generic daffy housewife. Ethel (Vivian Vance), her neighbor and landlady, was a stock busybody. Desi Arnaz, as bandleader Ricky Ricardo, hadn't yet become one of the finest straight men in TV history. William Frawley, as Fred Mertz, seemed a Hollywood has-been in search of work, which he was.

26. Ball, Lucille
    ball, lucille. US Actor/Comedienne. lucille ball was one of television s foremost pioneers and, quite likely, the preeminent woman in the history of television.  
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    Extractions: BALL, LUCILLE U.S. Actor/Comedienne Lucille Ball was one of television's foremost pioneers and, quite likely, the preeminent woman in the history of television. As a young contract player for MGM, Ball began her career as a Goldwyn Girl, eventually moving up to become a moderately respected star of "B" movies. She came to television after nearly 20 years in motion pictures, having undergone a gradual transformation from a platinum blonde sex symbol to a wise-cracking redhead. Her first television program, I Love Lucy , premiered 15 October 1951 and for the next 25 years Lucille Ball virtually ruled the airwaves in a series of situation comedies designed to exploit her elastic expressions, slapstick abilities and distinct verbal talents. A five-time Emmy award winner, the first woman inducted into the Television Academy's Hall of Fame, a recipient of a Genii Award and a Kennedy Center Honor, Lucille Ball was perhaps the most beloved of all television stars, and certainly the most recognizable. In all of her television series, the protagonist she played was at once beautiful, zany, inept and talented. Her comedic skills were grounded in the style of the silent comics, and Buster Keaton, with whom she once shared an office at MGM, seems to have been particularly influential in the development of Lucy's daring exploits, hang-dog expressions, and direct looks at the audience. Although she personally fueled the myth that much of her performance was ad-libbed, in actuality, every move was choreographed. An accomplished perfectionist, she spent days practicing a particular routine before incorporating it into her programs. So distinct were her rubbery facial expressions, that scriptwriters for

27. Lucy's Radio Appearences
    Listings of the comedienne lucille ball.  
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    Extractions: Jerry Haendiges, Trent Clifton This is an incomplete listing of radio appearences Lucy made during the '30s, '40s and '50s. She made many, so it's hard to find every single one, but I'm doing my best. Enjoy! If you know of any appearences I don't have listed, send them to me at swing4243@yahoo.com I have a couple of these shows in my OTR (Old Time Radio) collection, and so I am slowly going to put some of them up, in RealAudio format. Here's what you do. If the title of the show (i.e., "The Abbott and Costello Show") is a link, that means that program is available for downloading. To download, right-click on that link, and click "Save as...." The Phil Baker Show (Lucy was a regular)

28. Comedy College: Lessons In Laughter
    Minnesota Public Radio program that features comedy greats such as Steve Martin, Bob Newhart, and lucille ball. Site includes past programs for online listening.  
    http://www.comedycollege.net/

29. Ball, Lucille
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia ball, lucille. ball also headed Desilu Productions (1962–67) and lucille ball Productions (1967–89).  
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    Extractions: Ball, Lucille Ball, Lucille, , American actress and producer, b. Celoron, N.Y. At first promoted by Hollywood as another glamorous movie star, Ball was often cast as a spunky sidekick in second features. In 1951, as one of the first movie stars to headline a television series, she scored a spectacular success with the comedy I Love Lucy, Stage Door (1937) and Mame See biography by S. Kanfer, Ball of Fire The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

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31. Lucille Ball Pictures, Screensavers, Downloads, Photos, Posters, Biography, Wall
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32. Jasmin Riehl
    Get to know the web designer, read about television shows, lucille ball, Matchbox Twenty, Perry Como, and the Classic Fifties. Includes guestbook.  
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33. Lucille Ball Biography
    lucille ball Biography, Home Actresses B ball, lucille Biography. lucille ball. lucille ball Biography Sites CBS I Love Lucy Bio Biography from CBS.  
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34. LucySong.com
    Tribute in song to lucille ball by Nashville artist Dewayne Orender.  
    http://www.lucysong.com/
    
    Extractions: tzuzi1@lucysong.com 2001/Glo-Dean Music Pub., Universal-MCA Music Pub., a division of Universal Studios Inc Welcome to LucySong.com We Love Lucy, and the whole world always will. "The Day That Lucy Died" Is a song written in tribute to the great Lucille Ball. Now it's available on CD , a must have for anyone who collects Lucy memorabilia Listen to the first verse! Hear how the song came to be, Learn about the writers, Hear more song bites , see how you can get Dewayne to demo your song, Visit our Lucy photo gallery, bios and much more... P.O. box 5016 Kalispell, Mt. 59903 PHONE # 406-752-5789

35. Ball, Lucille
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia ball, lucille. ball, lucille, 1911 Related content from HighBeam Research on lucille ball. USC Hosts Architect  
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    Extractions: Ball, Lucille Ball, Lucille, , American actress and producer, b. Celoron, N.Y. At first promoted by Hollywood as another glamorous movie star, Ball was often cast as a spunky sidekick in second features. In 1951, as one of the first movie stars to headline a television series, she scored a spectacular success with the comedy I Love Lucy, Stage Door (1937) and Mame See biography by S. Kanfer, Ball of Fire The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Lucille Ball (Time) Hollywood Star of Stage, Screen, Radio, and Television Lucille Ball Honored on U.S. Postage Stamp. (PR Newswire) Profile: Career of legendary comedian Lucille Ball (Morning Edition (NPR)) More family involvement signals bigger and better shrine to Lucille Ball (AP Worldstream) Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz (Archive Photos) All the world loved this clown, Lucille Ball. (obituary)

36. Stop Staring Clothing
    Designs inspired by the 1940's and 1950's and glamour icons like Marilyn Monroe, Dietrich, Garbo, Hayworth and lucille ball.  
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37. Ball, Lucille
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia ball, lucille. ball, lucille, 1911 Related content from HighBeam Research on lucille ball. Mexican luxe.(Of  
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    Extractions: Ball, Lucille Ball, Lucille, , American actress and producer, b. Celoron, N.Y. At first promoted by Hollywood as another glamorous movie star, Ball was often cast as a spunky sidekick in second features. In 1951, as one of the first movie stars to headline a television series, she scored a spectacular success with the comedy I Love Lucy, Stage Door (1937) and Mame See biography by S. Kanfer, Ball of Fire The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Lucille Ball (Time) Hollywood Star of Stage, Screen, Radio, and Television Lucille Ball Honored on U.S. Postage Stamp. (PR Newswire) Profile: Career of legendary comedian Lucille Ball (Morning Edition (NPR)) More family involvement signals bigger and better shrine to Lucille Ball (AP Worldstream) Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz (Archive Photos) All the world loved this clown, Lucille Ball. (obituary)

38. Ball, Lucille
    lucille ball, 7 Nominations • 2 Special Awards. Actress In A Leading Role Musical Or Comedy The Facts Of Life 1960 Mame 1974 Yours, Mine and Ours 1968.  
    http://www.thegoldenglobes.com/nominee/ball_lucille.html

39. Dream Dolls Gallery More
    Offers sales of collectibles including bears, figurines, Alexander, Enesco, lucille ball, Barbie, and Steiff. Includes photographs, and prices.  
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40. MSN Encarta - Ball, Lucille
    Encyclopedia Article, from, Encarta, Advertisement. ball, lucille. Born lucille Desiree ball in Celeron, New York, she began acting at the age of 15.  
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    Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: logoImg('http://sc.msn.com'); Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Send us feedback Related Items film career pictures of Lucille Ball more... Magazines Search the Encarta Magazine Center for magazine and news articles about this topic Further Reading Ball, Lucille News Search MSNBC for news about Ball, Lucille Internet Search Search Encarta about Ball, Lucille Search MSN for Web sites about Ball, Lucille Also on Encarta Have sports records become unbreakable? Compare top online degrees Democrats vs. Republicans: What's the difference? Also on MSN Outdoor BBQ: Everything you need Quest for Columbus on Discovery Channel Switch to MSN in 3 easy steps Our Partners Capella University: Online degrees LearnitToday: Computer courses CollegeBound Network: ReadySetGo Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions Encyclopedia Article from Encarta Advertisement Ball, Lucille Multimedia 1 item Ball, Lucille (1911-1989), American motion-picture and television actor and comedian, famous for portraying the character Lucy Ricardo in the popular television program “I Love Lucy” (1951-1957). Born Lucille Desiree Ball in Celeron, New York, she began acting at the age of 15. After moving to Hollywood , California, in 1933, she appeared in dozens of motion pictures, including Stage Door Five Came Back Dance, Girl, Dance

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