Lucy licking whipped cream off Desi’s face between scenes of the I Love Lucy episode “The Ballet,” 1952.
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Lucy licking whipped cream off Desi’s face between scenes of the I Love Lucy episode “The Ballet,” 1952.

Lucille Ball dancing in scene from Dance Girl, Dance, August 1940.

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Lucille Ball talking with Desi Arnaz while he looks over building plans, August 1959.
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Lucille Ball talking with Desi Arnaz while he looks over building plans, August 1959.

Lucille Ball, 1948. Photographed by Phil Stern.
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Lucille Ball, 1948. Photographed by Phil Stern.

Lucy and Frank Sinatra.
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Lucy and Frank Sinatra.

dialmformisfit: Lucille Ball is known best for the ditzy, manipulative, comical redhead in I Love Lucy. She later had two successful television shows; The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy. Her final 1980s show, Life With Lucy, was not successful and was cancelled. Many people forget Lucille had quite a long career acting in movies. For years she was known as “Queen of the B Movies.” Her film career lasted 52 years, from her first bit part in Roman Scandals in 1933 to the made-for-TV movie Stone Pillow in 1985. 1933- Roman Scandals WATCH  1933- Blood Money WATCH 1934- Broadway Bill WATCH  1934- Three Little Pigskins TORRENT 1935- Roberta WATCH 1935- Top Hat WATCH + WATCH + WATCH 1936- Winterset WATCH 1936- Follow the Fleet TORRENT  1937- Stage Door TORRENT 1938- Room Service WATCH 1939- Twelve Crowded Hours WATCH + WATCH & DOWNLOAD 1939- Five Came Back TORRENT + TORRENT 1938- Go Chase Yourself WATCH 1940- Dance, Girl, Dance WATCH 1940- Too Many Girls DOWNLOAD + DOWNLOAD + WATCH  1942- The Big Street WATCH  1943- Thousands Cheer WATCH + TORRENT 1943- Du Barry Was a Lady DOWNLOAD + WATCH  1943- Best Food Forward TORRENT 1949- Easy Living WATCH  1945- Ziegfeld Follies WATCH 1945- Without Love WATCH 1946- The Dark Corner WATCH + TORRENT 1947- Lured WATCH + WATCH 1949- Miss Grant Takes Richmond WATCH + WATCH + WATCH 1949- Sorrowful Jones WATCH 1950- Fancy Pants DOWNLOAD + WATCH  1950- The Fuller Brush Girl DOWNLOAD 1954- The Long, Long Trailer TORRENT 1956- Forever Darling TORRENT + WATCH  1960- The Facts of Life TORRENT 1963- Critic’s Choice TORRENT 1967- A Guide for the Married Man WATCH + WATCH 1968- Yours, Mine, and Ours WATCH 1974- Mame TORRENT 1985- Stone Pillow WATCH Bonus: The Bob Hope Show with the cast of I Love Lucy WATCH Bonus: Dean Martin Celebrity Roast- Lucille Ball  TORRENT NOTE: There’s a private tracker where you can register and download Panama Lady (1939), You Can’t Fool Your Wife (1940) and Seven Days’ Leave (1942). You can message me for the website, but keep in mind registration is not always open and it would be frowned upon if I just referred people there to leech. Reblogging this since I’ve added a couple of movies and updated with more options.
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Lucille Ball is known best for the ditzy, manipulative, comical redhead in I Love Lucy. She later had two successful television shows; The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy. Her final 1980s show, Life With Lucy, was not successful and was cancelled. Many people forget Lucille had quite a long career acting in movies. For years she was known as “Queen of the B Movies.” Her film career lasted 52 years, from her first bit part in Roman Scandals in 1933 to the made-for-TV movie Stone Pillow in 1985.


Bonus: The Bob Hope Show with the cast of I Love Lucy WATCH

Bonus: Dean Martin Celebrity Roast- Lucille Ball  TORRENT

NOTE: There’s a private tracker where you can register and download Panama Lady (1939), You Can’t Fool Your Wife (1940) and Seven Days’ Leave (1942). You can message me for the website, but keep in mind registration is not always open and it would be frowned upon if I just referred people there to leech.

Reblogging this since I’ve added a couple of movies and updated with more options.

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Lucy bundles up from the cold on arrival at a London airport, February 1968.
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Lucy bundles up from the cold on arrival at a London airport, February 1968.