March 28, 1944
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Lucille Ball appeared on the cover of Movie Life magazine’s March 1944 issue.
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At the time of publication, Ball had just released her 59th film, Thousands Cheer, in which she played herself.
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In June 1944, her 60th film, Meet The People, was released.
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During March 1944, her 64th film, Ziegfeld Follies, was in production at MGM.
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In addition to Thousands Cheer, her 59th film Best Foot Forward, was also still in cinemas.
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Her 57th film, Du Barry Was A Lady, released in August 1943, could still be found on the nation’s movie screens.
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Two weeks before this issue hit the news stands, Lucille Ball was heard on “Orson Welles’ Radio Almanac” (March 9 1944).
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In March 1944, Ball also appeared on the cover of “Big Song Magazine”.
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