Used to live on Rexford Drive when I was a kid. 1983.....had a friend that lived on Lexington, and we'd walk by her house all the time. Ran into her numerous times on the walk in front of her home and she loved to talk to kids about what we liked and what we thought of the world.....she was fantastic.

@bevcamren1316

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing

@RebeccaKhan-fx7jf

7 ай бұрын

It is Roxbury Dr-not Rexford.

@dennisthomas6782

9 күн бұрын

@@MrDurandal25 how blessed to have actually talk with her ! ❤️ We'll always love Lucy ❤️

My uncle bought Jack Benny's house nextdoor in a direct sale back in the 60's. They were golf buddies, and the deal was made on the golf course. I spent a lot of time in that house, and I got bounced on Lucy's knee when I was very young because of that. I'd love to talk to you about it sometime.

@DearlyDepartedTours

2 жыл бұрын

That is awesome. Wow!

@RADIUMGLASS

2 жыл бұрын

I thought Jack Benny lived in that house until he died?

@robertcarly9183

2 жыл бұрын

Mary Livingston wanted a condo, so they bought one in Century City I believe? Both hated the condo and bought a house on Charing Cross across from The Playboy Mansion. Jack always regretted selling the Roxbury house. Jack died in the Charing Cross home.

@lethrbear32

2 жыл бұрын

@@RADIUMGLASS No, but my Uncle Benny and Aunt Sally did. He was a set designer for Paramount and my Aunt Janette (Jan Bradley) was in several movies. Her most recent was the crazy lady in Legion. Check out her IMDB. It's extensive. Anyway, back to my Uncle. He worked for Paramount for 30 years, and bought the house in 1965. The brick was painted white for years, and I believe my Aunt Sally had it stripped in the late 90's. I could be wrong about that date though. The interior was all white, the furniture, the walls, and the carpet. The bar area was really cool. I loved how it was backed in stone with lit glass shelves for the liquor. Lucy would come over frequently for coffee and cigarettes. She would always use the back door off the kitchen, knock twice, announce her presence and come in. We'd always sit in the breakfast nook or out back at the pool while her and my aunt were gossiping about whatever was happening at the time. My uncle also had a beautiful 1963 Jaguar in racing green he would loan my dad when we came to visit. It was so beautiful. It also had burled maple instrument panel and it was the first car I remember with a pushbutton starter.

@JustFunandGames

2 жыл бұрын

I remember hearing that... I believe Jack was 39 years old at the time 😋

My family owned the house up the street from Lucy's, next door to Peter Falk. I used to hear Jack Benny practicing on his violin in his backyard! I met Lucy once; she ran down the driveway to show me the Model T she had just bought for her second husband. Once, when my neighbor and I found a loose dog, she thought it was Jimmy Stewart's, so we rang his doorbell. He answered the door himself, but It wasn't his dog. The house on the corner didn't have earthquake damage. He never got along with his neighbior, and when she died he bought the house, tore it down, and made a garden for his wife. Oh, and my father used to chase Gabriel Ferrer when he rode his bike over our lawn. Long time ago . . . . .

@manuelescoto1674

8 ай бұрын

Wow. How. How I envy u

@RebeccaKhan-fx7jf

7 ай бұрын

Debbie Boone married Gabriel Ferrer.

@colettesintuatives9256

16 күн бұрын

Jack Benny was born in Waukegan Illinois where I'm from

@starlight7159

14 күн бұрын

Oh my such elegant history

@starlight7159

14 күн бұрын

Was so fun seeing this today I honestly never tire of Lucy…

Lucy was one of a kind. There is really no one in today's entertainment circle that could even come close to holding a candle to Lucy.

@jefsiv

Жыл бұрын

I bet Lucy reeked of cigarettes & perfum.

The house was prettier when Lucy lived there than it is today.

THANK YOU for giving Agnes Moorehead a shout-out. She was one of my favorite actresses, and too often she is overlooked. BTW Vivian used to say Lucy was a frustrated hairdresser.

@DearlyDepartedTours

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, interesting!

@myndyhorton5817

2 жыл бұрын

@@DearlyDepartedTours great video!

@aprilhaney4969

2 жыл бұрын

Lucy her said she should have been a hairstyle. She use to give perms to friends and do their hair. She said she was awful at it. But loved it. 🤣

@LMD2915

2 жыл бұрын

I had heard that about Lucy as well (that she loved to give perms to her friends), but I heard that she was pretty good at it! I had read or heard somewhere that she had a mini-salon in the back of her home. I can't remember where I heard that, but I'd love to know if it was true or not.

@brentgindelberger8851

2 жыл бұрын

Of all places, Agnes Moorehead's final resting place is in Dayton, OH, my hometown.

Holy crap!! I use to watch The Dinah Shore Show all the time when I was a kid (especially through the summer). While I don't remember seeing this particular episode, I do remember Dinah would often have the old stars from the 40s and 50s on her show. It was so interesting listening to their stories of the early days of television. The one thing about Dinah that I do remember is that she hardly ever cut someone off when they were talking. It's too bad that there aren't more TV interviewers like Ms. Shore around these days.

@angelwings7930

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I remember Dinah. And the whole Burt Reynolds’s thing too. Other great talk show hosts who actually let people talk were Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas. 👍

Years ago back in the 1980's my husband and daughter drove up across The street from Lucy's home and there she sitting in front of the big bay window. She saw us in the car and waved at us, of course we waved back 😊

I still watching her shows to this day🇨🇦🥰

I liked when Keith R. who played Little Ricky shared the moment when he mustard enough courage to knock on Lucy’s door and introduce himself as Little Ricky. She was so happy to see him again after all those years that had passed by and invited him in. He says in the interview that that was the last time he ever saw her before she died. The surprise visit was at her home in Beverly Hills. She was all alone that day on her birthday. So perfect timing on Keith’s part to stop by. ❤️👍 This story was told by Keith in one of his interviews shared on KZread.

@hh7407

Жыл бұрын

So glad he went to see her on her birthday. Made her day I'm sure since she was alone.

@user-cc6nb5th6x

11 ай бұрын

Mustered

Many years ago a customer who I got to chat with .told me she was Lucy's seamstress on her show..she made all her clothes.. especially all her aprons..when she retired Lucy gave her alot of the clothes she had made as a gift...she showed us some of them and some great photos and letters..she worked for her for many years and is dead now ...her name was Elizabeth

What a classy old Hollywood home...now it's been ruined to look like every other southern California mcmansion..actually Scott Lucy is one of the few celebrities who actually signed every autograph picture she sent out. So more than likely she did sign it. Lucy loved her fans more than anything and knew how important they were to her.

@suziecreamcheese211

2 жыл бұрын

Yea they managed to make it look more plain and less elegant.

@JungleYT

2 жыл бұрын

It's not that bad of a remodel job... And you have to be somewhat grateful the basic structure and the outline was preserved, as opposed to totally knocking it down. They did the same to an old Sears & Roebuck in Compton, CA which is now a Walmart. Saved much of the basic structure, so a bit of the legacy is preserved...

@letshaveacuppa_official

Жыл бұрын

Lucy knew that without her fans there would be no I Love Lucy. Now these celebrities think they’re entitled without their fans they are nothing.

i used to play hooky from school just to watch these shows! 60s were the best!! Bewitched, Beverly hillbillies, green acres, Gilligan's island ect,,

Hello Derwood ! Agnes Moorhead loved her🌹 Can you imagine having all those celebrities as neighbors wow 😮

My daughter is a huge Lucille Ball fan (her baby daughter's name is Lucy). She said she took your tour awhile back and when you found out she was a fan the tour took a detour to see Lucy's house even though it's not regularly on the tour. That was very kind! She just bought a piece of the wall online and is really excited about getting it.

@davisholman8149

2 жыл бұрын

How sweet.☺️

@bobwilliamson9562

2 жыл бұрын

I took a tour thre Universal studios back in the mid 70's and we got to go into Lucy's dressing room on the lot. It wasn't a room it was a house. I loved Lucy too when I was a kid

@kimsyracuse1614

2 жыл бұрын

I am too I will go on KZread and watch her movies and one other thing my sister Peggy use to call me Lucy and call my husband Ricky why because my husband would say something in Italian and I be clueless about what he said then I go same too you back

Its amazing how exposed their houses were in the day. Anyone could walk up and look in a window. I had to restrain my mother from knocking on Jimmy Stewart's front door. We could see a lamp on through a window. She was sure 'Jimmy wouldn't mind' !!!!! I'm a natural redhead and as a kid I thought Lucy was too, so disappointed when I found out. Love your work Scott.

@slicksnewonenow

2 жыл бұрын

@Marsha Sullivan I'd bet a nickel that if your mom DID go up and knock on Jimmy's door, he probably would have answered it GRACIOUSLY. "Stars" were incredibly humble and thankful for their good fortune up into the 1980s... Most of them were almost just like you and me. When I was a teenager, I'd end up going to Las Vegas with my parents from time to time. I'd usually just wander around the hotels. You'd be surprised at how many BIG Stars I've just "ran into"... And nearly every one of them were just as natural and nice as could be. No big security details. No giant Entourage (except Sinatra... He always seemed to have 100 people with him).😁 But those days seem to be long gone, sadly. Hey... Happy New Year... Let's all enjoy it while we can!

@ImHappyToBeHereToo

2 жыл бұрын

My cousin was a tile guy for many celebs. In the early 80s he did the tile work on Jimmy Stewarts pool area and my brother helped him. My brother said they were the kindest people. He says like a Grandma and Grandpa. Mrs. Stewart made them lunch and kept their ice tea glasses full. My cousin had many stories of celebs. Another very kind one was Robert Urich. I won't mention the dreadful celebs he did work for.

@mshappyapple8663

2 жыл бұрын

@@ImHappyToBeHereToo - He was one of my favorites! I still miss him. They don't make them like they used to. Some of the ones today are really nasty people. Their fame has gone to their heads. They have forgotten WHO made them famous in the first place.

@ImHappyToBeHereToo

2 жыл бұрын

@@mshappyapple8663 There isn't movie stars like that anymore. I would not be in awe if I met any celebrity today.

@brule1961

2 жыл бұрын

Lucy always personally handed out candy on Halloween.

That clip of Lucy with dark hair must of been when she was filming Auntie Mame. Thank you, Scott for another lovely video. Great work.

@generallyspeaking850

4 ай бұрын

Yesss!

I went to her house, first on a tour , then in our rental car, on Roxbury drive, in May of 1989, 1 month after she passed away, the upstairs window was open, it was beautiful, I was in California for a few days after a layover from Hawaii

@gigigiseleworld

2 жыл бұрын

Was her husband #garymorten living there at the time. ?

@pontiacgrandprix733

2 жыл бұрын

@@gigigiseleworld Yes, he stood there many years till he passed away, he actually re married and Lil Lucy had to go to court to get her out of the house

I love Agnes Morehead. Bewitched was one of my favorites to watch as a child.

I was fortunate enough to see the house before they renovated it. It was such a treat.

I prefer it before the remodel.

Another great video!! Thank you for mentioning Agnes Moorhead. Love her in Bewitched!. Lucy will always be an icon. 🙏❤️🙏 Oh my gosh! I've never seen Lucy without the red hair. It didn't even look like her, then she talked. All Lucy.

Last saw her place in 1982. Was amazed how open is was. Large lawn, no fence, on a busy street. Jimmy Stewart and Buddy Hackett's place were equally open and accessible. Madonna, Stallone, and Rod Stewart's house were very secluded by trees and fences. The increased privacy may say more about the modern fans than the old time stars who had no trouble waving or being seen.

LOL Lucy Ricardo going to Richard Widmark's house and swiping a grapefruit is pretty much like Scott swiping bricks and the shutter from Lucille Ball's home. haha!! Great video!

I think Lucille Ball is the most prolific actress in Hollywood. She appeared in 82 films, appeared on many radio programs, did 124 radio episodes of "My Favorite Husband." From 1951 to 1986 she appeared in 593 half hour sit coms. She's appeared on talk shows, game shows and even had her own CBS radio show in the 60s called "Let's Talk With Lucy." Such an amazing lady.

@danwills9981

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention that she was also the first (and perhaps only) woman to own and operate her own studio! We can thank her for Star Trek and Mission Impossible among other great shows!

@ldchappell1

2 жыл бұрын

@@danwills9981 I watch both Star Trek and Mission Impossible every week on MeTV. I couldn't watch these shows growing up in the 60s because they aired passed my bedtime. My father used to joke. "You can watch the first half now and finish it when you're 15." lol I think Desilu also produced The Untouchables.

@danwills9981

2 жыл бұрын

@@ldchappell1 your dad sounds like mine did. Back then we would be desperate to watch those shows because at the time our only option was to catch it as a summer re-run. And that was assuming that it would be re-run. Not all episodes did well enough in the ratings for the network to pay for a re-run. Imagine what we would have thought if we could see how far we've come where we now have viewing options coming out of our ears 24/7!

In 1979, I was vacation in California, with my wife & then 8 year old daughter, who absolutely "loved Lucy"! So, we went to Lucy's house on Roxbury Dr. Beverly Hills to see it plus Jack Benny's & Jimmy Stewart's homes! After seeing it, I made a U-turn & just then, a brand new silver Beetle convertible came down Roxbury & we nearly collided! The driver turned out to be Joyce DeWitt of (Three's Company) who gave me a "wicked" stare!

I hate it when historic homes are destroyed. So much history lost.

They say she still roams around the house. Thank You Scott!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO!!! ITS A BITTER SWEET MOMENT,,.. THAT HOUSE WAS A VERY NICE BUT OLD INSIDE AND OUT ..TWO YEARS BEFORE LUCY DIED I KNEW THE CARE TAKER FRIEND OF HERS AND I WAS ASKED IF I WANTED TO GO TO MEET LUCY BECAUSE I LOVE HER SHOWS SO I MEET HER AT HER HOUSE ,,. LUCY WAS SO KIND LOVING.. I DID SEE PICTURES ON THE WALL OF THE FAMILY LONG AGO AND TO THE DATE ,, RICKYS PICTURE WAS SO HANSOME,,WE SPOKE SMALL TALKS ABOUT RICKY, I COULD FEEL LUCY STILL LOVE HIM BUT RICKY PASS ON.. ITS TO BAD THEY HAD TO TAKE SO MUCH OF THE OLD BONES OF THE HOUSE .. IT LOOKS NICE NOW BUT THERES HISTORY IN THAT HOUSE AT ONE TIME..

@wendyrferrell1589

2 жыл бұрын

do you mean desi?

I love this. I have been watching I Love Lucy Reruns at lunch time every day during these lockdown winter days. ( I call these my "Lunch with Lucy" breaks.) I have almost choked a few times from laughing so hard in between bites!🤣😂 so I have to be careful when I am eating my lunch while watching these episodes..lol I watched all when I was a little kid in the 60s but now its so much more hilarious to watch as an adult. I can certainly appreciate the comedic genius of this dear and most profoundly talented woman.

I wish there were more pictures of the inside of her home when she lived there. The Barbara Walter.’s interview gives a glimpse of some of her home.

"I Love Lucy"! I remember how everyone would always watch her show! She was truly loved by so many people? Funny had everyone in the room laughing 😂 We would get off the bus and turn on the TV In making sure we would get to watch her show alongside with Gillian Island? Thanks for sharing!

I remember visiting Hollywood with my Mom and Grandma back in 1979 and taking one of those tour buses past Lucy's house, and I still have the picture I took through the window!

@wendyrferrell1589

2 жыл бұрын

i took a tour in 1978 also and i have a picture of both lucy's house and the beverly hillbillies mansion. Wish i could find them

@stevehansen932

2 жыл бұрын

Lucky you :) I would go to LA to visit my step sister 1976 to 1980. I was more interested in drinking and cruising Hollywood Blvd. I feel like I robbed myself of something special.

That was such an amazing video. I have a large collection of Lucy’s collectibles. It was wonderful to see yours too. Thank you for remembering Lucy. She was wonderful.

This was soooo much fun !!! I love Lucy !

That sink was in the "poolhouse". Her personal bathroom was red-themed - red sink, red toilet and tub etc. What was striking about the upstairs living quarters was a massive sun lounge/den with enormous windows that overlooked the backyard. From there, you could see a just a smidge of Harry Cohn's house just up the road on Lexington.

I just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE all the info you tell us in your videos! Keep 'em comin'. Merry Christmas to you and yours! Be safe, Be happy! 🎄 🤶 🧑‍🎄

Went to the Lucy Desi museum in Jamestown this past summer and really enjoyed it; lot's of show-used items in there and a lot of her family history, too. I used to renovate houses and noticed the sink you have has a 1958 casting date on it - great acquisition. I have a couple of cancelled checks from her estate sale that I got back in the early 1990s - one signed by her in 1952 and one signed by Desi in 1954; they have pride of place alongside my Jimmy Stewart check from 1969 (since they were next door neighbors). Still planning a post-Covid trip to Hollywood , including a walk through Roxbury, even though a lot of the TV/Movie golden age sites and houses are long gone.

@LMD2915

2 жыл бұрын

Most of the big stars move to Calabasas or thereabouts now.

I love watching reruns of Lucy! She can always put a smile on my face!!.😁😆😄😃

@bevcamren1316

Жыл бұрын

I got full series on Amazon I also have the long long trailer movie watch often!!

I am in awe at all the things you have collected! This is AMAZING! Love it!! Great video!

Good one Scott ! I had seen the Dinah Shore show with Lucy and Vivian retelling the story before. Like you I had never seen Lucy without her distinctive red in her hair until that show. Such an iconic show ! Great episode ! Hope you get to reopen your museum soon.

So sweet to show us all of those treasures. Thank you so much! 😊🦋

Love the signed picture of Lucy Scott. Just a great , relaxed kind of pose. Thanks for sharing it with us. BTW your not the only one who likes "stuff" from important people, things and places. I think it's neet to hold a piece of something that was present when someone was there or some event took place. It just gives you such a visceral connection to the past. Keep up the great content!

@DearlyDepartedTours

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Mark. Exactly! It may be a rock, but it has heard and seen things. Echos.

What a blast-- that was really fun and oh memories. God bless you for rescuing and preserving so much of this sort of forgotten and over-looked past-- the kind of stuff I love collecting. Hope you guys have a fantastic Christmas and here's to a very happy New Year!

@laloverobinson333

2 жыл бұрын

So let me guess, you were able to bid for items from her estate. I'm assuming you have everything because if you ordered it through a document they could produce anything. I love her too so get it how you live. Hence, research.

I have a hand written check signed by Lucy to Mary Jane Croft and endorsed by Mary Jane from the mid 50’s before she became a regular character on her show in the 60’s.

Merry Christmas Scott and Troy...love Lucy's house..and your collection of stuff is way cool

Awesome video! I love Lucille Ball and everything Lucy related. Such great little pieces of Hollywood history you have. Now I’ll definitely have to see it in person

Another fantastic episode! How amazing that you have that sink!

Thank you for taking care of her stuff. & sharing it with us all

Thank you so much for sharing! I love this lady, this was very special to watch.

I enjoyed your tour early on and recently saw an updated version referenced on the Novympia channel. So glad you're doing so well and are keeping it fresh. Happy New Year!

Very interesting and fun to see and listen to the history of Lucy’s home. Thank you for sharing this information. I’m really enjoying your videos.

Thank you so much brother that was fabulous to watch, I can't wait to meet you and stop by the museum when you reopen!!!!!!!

When I was a kid in 1977my family visited Beverly hills, I bought one of those magazines that mentioned where many stars lived, It had older stars like Lucy and Jack Benny and Jimmy Durante, I actually made my parents drive me to Lucy's home on Roxbury dr to try and get an autograph, ..I went to the door and knocked someone opened the peephole and asked what I wanted, I asked if Lucy was there and could I please have an autograph, the man said she wasn't home and closed the peephole,...Im sure it was her husband Gary Morton but he was a bit mean, I guess I understand him not opening the door to a stranger, I was around 16 then but I remember being really sad...oh well, I still love Lucy💗💗

Awesome video! Loved the drive, the photos and audio added in and your narrative. Made me feel like I was on one of your tours from the past! 👍👍👍👍👍🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

great video Scott" you always have such great and interesting things and true stories to share with us all, just wanted to thank you for your hard work and time not to mention the enthusiasm you put into each blog, thank you, Scott, and keep up with sharing your passion with us all! was also wondering if you have any news on when you might reopen your museum? please let us know when you do! thank you!

Merry Christmas to you and your family! Nobody will ever replace Lucy!❤ I just put my Lucy and Desi Hallmark ornament on my tree last night! Very cool all the memorabilia you have! My favorite episode has to be Vitametavegaman, classic...🤣👍

@aananimity

Жыл бұрын

I'm curious who Vivian said the entourage was? 🤷‍♀️ Thank you for your insight.

Love how you added video clips to help us get a better idea. The shutter makes more sense after we went to see the house..great job

Wow! Thanks! I watched many of her episodes of ILL. What a great opportunity you had of being at the right place at the right time. Miss those simpler days.

Your videos are great!!🙂 thank you for all the hard work and bringing so much fun 🌿 Merry Christmas 🎄

That is so awesome that you have these items!!❤️❤️💕 Thank you so much for sharing!!😊

Scott, you are so lucky! You really have the most interesting collection of "things" that famous people have owned, it's insane! I'd love to see it all, I know I never will, but the things you have really intrigue me! Jill Gross

Thankyou for the tour! I love the natural beauty of the neighborhood. The renovation on LBs house is great actually. I can appreciate that they maintained and upgraded her house.

@monkeyattackedmyass5435

2 жыл бұрын

The way it used to look was classic and timeless. It's a shame they did a make-over that looks nothing like it did before. It was a significant downgrade.

Hi Scott. I always enjoy listening to you!! The first time I ever cried when a celebrity died was when Lucy did. I came close when John Wayne died. I grew up watching her( the black and whites) and of course The Lucy Show. Thank You for reminding me just how much I loved her!! Take Care and happy holidays!!

@raider7829

Жыл бұрын

I lost it when Lucy passed away! Heartbreaking

I've also heard stories about neighbors and friends seeing Lucy's ghost in the yard (apparently distressed about the condition of, and extensive renovations being done to, her beloved home). You never disappoint, Scott. Merry Christmas to you and yours! Edit: I didn't realize you had an online shop. I'm going to check it out!

@RADIUMGLASS

2 жыл бұрын

I remember the driver mentioning the ghost Story on the Haunted Hollywood tour I took back in 2004.

@jmason2838

2 жыл бұрын

She haunts the place ..her favorite place to be - of course she would haunt it😮..👸🏼..🗿..👍👍👻 awesome.🤓.. ❤️

@marinisellis2016

Жыл бұрын

So sad that old homes like that are usually unrecognizable after these kind of renovations.

Love it! Thanks for the great video about Lucy & your collectibles!

Thank you so much for sharing this video with us. I loved seeing all your Lucy memorabilia 💖

Love that you can still do tours..this is so cool

What a great video and what great items you have accumulated. Thank you for your channel

A new viewer here, who absolutely loves your channel. Quite a stumble upon, for this old movie, and all things Hollywood addict! Thanks!

I really enjoy this video just seeing the different things that you have. I love Lucy love watching this show. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

Thank you Scott for the video it is one of my favorites from your channel. Merry Christmas to you and your spouse.

What a wonderful video Scott thank you for this

Wow! You can do magic, I am so profoundly impressed how you were able to conjure a missing piece of the shutter before our very eyes!

Thank you for this video ! I’m a lifelong Lucy fan and live on the east coast hoping to make it to California to visit some of the landmark places like her star on the walk ... as well as other notable sights! I hope also to take one of your tours!! I love old Hollywood!! Thank you !

VERY COOL VID, LOVE IT WHEN YOU IMPOSE OLD PHOTOS INTO THE NEW ONES, COOL ARTIFACTS !!!

Scott, very enjoyable video. Took your Dearly Departed Tour years ago and totally enjoyed it. Unfortunately your museum wasn't open when we took it. Hoping one day to return to LA and take the tour again.

Man I love these videos. So much information and history. Great stuff

You got Lucy's sink. So I guess all is good with the world.

@DearlyDepartedTours

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly my thought.

thank you for all you do! I love the way you let your passion shine. it makes me excited to as well. id love to see a tour when I come visit California for sure

Sooo cool! How wonderful the collection you have!

I love Lucy, we share a birthday! She looks incredible with the dark hair, great video!

Wow, this is so appreciated. As a kid, was a huge fan of I Love Lucy.

This was great! I am a huge I Love Lucy fan and I enjoyed this very much so thank you!

That is a great picture of Lucy!

Fascinating! Love Lucy, and all your videos.

Very cool video Scott to have these items of Lucille Ball such nostalgia Merry Christmas Scott 🎄🎁🧸🦌☃️

Merry Christmas to you and Troy, Scott. All the best to you both in 2022. 🎄

My mom used to work at a resort in Southern California and was the book keeper there and Desi Arnez jr would frequent the place but he would never charge it to his account . He always used his dads. One day Desi called up and yelled at my mom saying “stop charging me, my son has his own money” ( something along those lines). That is one of my favorite stories she had there. She had other stories about other people but this one made me think of that one.

@bevcamren1316

Жыл бұрын

He probably took some woman there. Didn't want to get caught!!!

Thank you for sharing all this. I truly love Lucy and still watch I love Lucy. Very interesting and cool. Thank you.💕💜💕

I fall asleep to I Love Lucy every night. My grandmother dressed and carried herself the way Lucy did.

What a beautiful area. Just absolutely stunning. The picture she sent you is the most beautiful picture I’ve ever seen of her

As always I love 💘 your videos! Thank you for sharing!!! Merry Christmas!!

Love the history of old Hollywood, thank you for sharing.

Great video, Scott. Thanks so much. I really enjoy your channel.

Enjoyed the video , I love seeing where the stars lived from here in the cold UK.

Great video. I love this home it’s classic old school glamour

I loved and still do all of her shows. God Bless you to have this amazing stuff to show. A fan from York Pa

Thanks for sharing this with us all. I love to watch I love Lucy when I was a kid

Good one Scott, looking forward to my piece of Lucy's house. I did Love Lucy... what a legend she is.