Lucille Ball, I’m Not Funny. What I Am Is Brave.

Painting by Chris Dale of Lucille Désirée Ball making a funny face.
I’m not funny. What I am is brave.

Lucille Ball

1911–1989 career began in 1929 modelling. Then, after a career on Broadway, she appeared in films in the 1930s and 1940s for R.K.O. Meeting, which was then led by Desi Arnaz. In the 1950s, they created the television sitcom I Love Lucy, produced by their soon-to-be large television studio, Desilu Productions, and also produced 10 Broadway musicals and starred in some.

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