Lucille Ball, actress and television actress, was born August 6, 1911 in Jamestown, New York. Lucille was a big deal childhood Hardscrabble, a way for the tragedy and the lack of money.Setting his mind on becoming an actress at first, he left school at 15, and with the blessing of his mother, he enrolled in school John Murray Anderson Theater in New York.
Although she auditioned several times, Ball said he had no talent, and was never accepted in school. No experience behind them and very few acting roles available women, the ball began working as a model, using the name of Diane Belmont. Moderately effective, Ball became an Earl Carrol dancer and began modeling for popular fashion designer, Hattie Carnegie. Carnegie ball chose the daughter of Chesterfield cigarettes in 1933. The position earned him national exposure for the first time and attracted the attention of Hollywood. Starring Lucille Ball was a cameo in the Eddie Cantor musical "Roman Scandals" in 1933.
On October 15, 1951 I Love Lucy debuted with the audience and television throughout the country, it was obvious that this was a sitcom like no other. And instantly became popular on television in the United States. CBS took before thirty-minute episode was over. Bombastic and bold, the show, which co-stars Vivian Vance and William Lucy and Desi Fawley as two best friends, prepare the ground for a generation of sitcoms of the family related to the future. The program included stories that dealt with marital problems, women at work and suburban life.
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