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All-Star Party for Lucille Ball

Name: All-Star Party for Lucille Ball
Genre: Comedy, Talk Show
Duration: 60 min

Released · 60 min

Variety Clubs International hosted this tribute to Lucille ball. It brought Lucy and her husband, Gary Morton together on their anniversary, to present her with a humanitarian award. Lucy was also honored by being dedicated the Lucille Ball Diabetes Research Library at the Barbara Davis Juvenile Diabetes Hospital in Denver, Colorado in honor of her lifelong work to find a cure for juvenile diabetes.

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