A ship wheel sconce seen in Woody Allen's movie, Irrational Man, looked vaguely familiar - where had I seen it before? I had been watching reruns of I Love Lucy and there it was, a wall light on Lucy Ricardo's kitchen just like it. 
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Lucille Ball at a Costume party
Lucy in costume at a fundraiser in 1956 at Ciro's Nightclub.
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I Love MY Lucy by Desi Arnaz 1952
"Lucy is quite a girl. She's been my
wife for ten years and I should know."
IT DOESN'T surprise me at all that so many people seem to
love Lucy. After all, Lucy — also known as Lucille Ball Arnaz
— is quite a girl. She's been my wife for over ten years now
and I should know.
Lucy and I have had a strange kind of life together. It's been
full of laughs — and some disappointments. But we wouldn't have
wanted it any other way. We're both glad, however, that a
certain TV show called "I Love Lucy" came along and was
lucky enough to be a hit, for it was this that finally gave us the
chance to be a family. Continue reading I Love MY Lucy by Desi Arnaz 1952
I Love Lucy Sloane Delaware Flooring Ad 1953
When Lucy told Ricky their home could be beautified from the floor up - he looked interested. Lucy showed him! The windup was The "I LOVE LUCY Home".
Lucy made her point with wonderful Sloan Delaware flooring.
I Love Lucy Color Footage (1951)
Priceless color footage taken by an audience member.
This short 8 mm Color film Footage was filmed by an audience member of "I Love Lucy", on the evening of October 12, 1951, at Sound Stage #2 of Desilu Studios, Hollywood, California.
The episode being filmed was Episode 6 of Season One, "The Audition".( It was a remake of "I Love Lucy" pilot episode, which was presumed lost until 1990.)
Although many people who tried to capture the filming, Jess Oppenheimer, the producer and writer of "I Love Lucy", prohibited it, because of the risk of leaking it. Because of this, this footage is the only surviving material of "Behind-the-Scenes" of this legendary sitcom. (It is said that Desi Arnaz filmed some filming scenes using his own 8 mm movie camera, but it is not proven.)
Of all four main stars, Vivian Vance does not in this footage. Jess Oppenheimer, and renouned cameraman, Karl Freund, are seen briefly.
Fashion Trend by Johnson-Carper Bedroom Furniture: Live like Lucy
Live like Lucy
(You'll love it!)
Now... for your home, the lovely "I Love Lucy" Suite!
Lucy and Desi wear matching "I Love Lucy" pajamas by Textron. 
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"We Love Fashion Trend," says Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, stars of the fabulous "I Love Lucy" show. You, too, will love this Fashion Trend Suite for its charming style especialy created for Lucy and Desi by Edmond J. Spense for its subtle yet stunning contrast of light ivory Korina and natural walnut for the many quality features that make Fashion Trend one of the most famous names in furniture... and for the down-to-earth price that makes Fashion Trend as easy to own as it is to love. See the I Love Lucy suite at leading furniture and department stores. -- Live like Lucy! Double Dresser and Bookcase Bed $198.00.
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