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10 hours ago · In May 1955, Vivian Vance opened up to McCall's about her mental health issues and the effects they had on her life. She explained the debilitating nature of what she felt and referred to a specific incident as a "nervous breakdown," while discussing the positives that "I Love Lucy" had brought to her life and career.
4 days ago · The Lucy Show | 5 Best Episodes | Comedy TV Series | Lucille Ball, Gale Gordon, Vivian Vance The Lucy Show | 5 Best Episodes | Comedy TV Series | Lucille Bal...
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3 days ago · As for Ms. Vance, her living on Fifth up to 1970 appears to have encompassed its first years of being one way S/B. From 1966 to 1969 you had two NYCO routes going down Fifth along with the ex-FACCo routes that, with one exception (today's M5), went up Madison - #1 Fifth & Madison via 135th Street, and #2 Fifth/Madison/Lenox (the latter discontinued when the Third/Lexington/Lenox #101A, today's ...
4 days ago · Vivian Vance (1909-1979) became famous for her portrayal of Ethel Mertz, best friend of Lucy (Lucille Ball) in the "I Love Lucy" television series which aired from 1951-1957. Ethel Mertz along with her husband Fred (William Frawley) were also the landlords who owned the apartment where Lucy and Ricky Ricardo (Desi Arnaz) had lived.
4 days ago · With its hilarious scenarios and memorable catchphrases, I Love Lucy has remained a beloved part of television history. The show's enduring charm is further bolstered by the dynamic chemistry between the Ricardos and their quirky neighbors, Fred (William Frawley) and Ethel Mertz (Vivian Vance).
4 days ago · Vote up the funniest comedy duos ever. Laughter is seriously good medicine, and nobody dispenses it quite like the funniest comedy duos of all time. These pairs have an uncanny ability to play off each other, delivering punchlines and physical comedy that leave us in stitches. Take Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor, for example.
4 days ago · Actress Vivian Vance played a number of roles during her career, but will forever be remember to television viewers as Lucy's sidekick, Ethel Mertz, from the classic series, "I Love Lucy" (1951). Vance made her last television appearance on a 1970's series.
