Tag: Alice

• BOB CARROLL JR.

  August 12, 1918 Born Robert Gordon Carroll in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, his family moved to Florida when he was three years old. The family also moved to California for a time in conjunction with Carroll Sr.’s work, but eventually settled back in St. Petersburg, Florida. Bob Carroll Jr. attended St. Petersburg College where he studied French. In 1940,…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 12, 2020

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  Alice, Bob Carroll Jr., Desi Arnaz, Here’s Lucy, I love lucy, K.O. Kitty, Life With Lucy, Linda Lavin, Lucille Ball, Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour, Madelyn Davis, Madelyn Martin, Madelyn Pugh, My Favorite Husband, The Carol Channing Show, The Lucy Show, The Mothers in Law, Those Whiting Girls, Vivian Vance, Yours Mine and Ours

• THE LUCIE ARNAZ SHOW

  April 2, 1985 Produced by Sam Denhoff Productions and Taft Entertainment Television Producers: Susan Seeger, Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman “The Lucie Arnaz Show” was based on the British television sitcom “Agony” (1979-81) starring Maureen Lipman as Dr. Jane Lucas. The original series ran for 20 episodes on LWT (London Weekend Television). Guest cast included actors…

  Michael T. Mooney

  April 2, 2020

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  1985, Advice to the Lovelorn, Agony, Alice, Anthony Quinn, Dear Abby, Desi Arnaz, Desi Arnaz Jr., Douglas Seale, Ed Sullivan Theatre, Gene Klavan, Here’s Lucy, I love lucy, John Getz, Karen Jablons-Alexander, Lee Bryant, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Maureen Lipman, Melissa Joan Hart, Miss Lonelyhearts, New York City, Sons & Daughters, The Jeffersons, The Lucy Arnaz Show, The Lucy Show, Todd Waring, Tony Roberts, Vivian Vance, Zorba

• LUCY: 40 YEARS OF TELEVISION

  1978 In 1978, Lucille Ball spends the year paying tribute to the fabulous ‘50s, Gene Kelly, Henry Fonda, Milton Berle, Bob Hope, Jimmy Stewart, CBS, General Electric, and Nashville! “TV: The Fabulous ‘50s” ~ March 3, 1978 This NBC special featured Lucille Ball talking about sitcoms. It also featured Red Skelton (on comedy), Mary Martin (on…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 26, 2018

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  1950s, 1978, Alice, America Alive!, Bob Hope, CBS, Desi Arnaz, Gene Kelly, General Electric, Henry Fonda, I love lucy, Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne, Linda Lavin, Lucille Ball, Mike Douglas, Milton Berle, Nashville, Ohio Jublilee, The Mike Douglas Show, tv, UCLA, Vivian Vance, William Frawley