... pretty convincing because she was set free most of the time. Then DeDe would have to search the neighborhood for her. Henry's condition never improved and eventually turned into typhoid fever (Brady 7). He died shortly after. He was twenty-eight and her mother was twenty-three. Lucy was not yet four years old but she could remember vividly the moment she ... national exposure for the first time, and caught the attention of Hollywood. Lucy soon found herself in Hollywood, acting as one of twelve slave girls in the Eddie Cantor film, Roman Scandals in l933 (Lucille Ball / Entertainers). B...

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... pretty convincing because she was set free most of the time. Then DeDe would have to search the neighborhood for her. Henry's condition never improved and eventually turned into typhoid fever. He died shortly after. He was twenty-eight, DeDe was twenty-three, and Lucy was not yet four years old (Brady 7). Lucy and her mother returned to Jamestown to hold ... national exposure for the first time, and caught the attention of Hollywood. Lucy soon found herself in Hollywood, acting as one of twelve slave girls in the Eddie Cantor film, Roman Scandals in l933 (Lucille Ball/ Entertainers). By...

• Word Count: 1937
• Approx Pages: 8
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

... pretty convincing because she was set free most of the time. Then DeDe would have to search the neighborhood for her. Henry's condition never improved and eventually turned into typhoid fever. He died shortly after. He was twenty-eight, DeDe was twenty-three, and Lucy was not yet four years old (Brady 7). Lucy and her mother returned to Jamestown to hold ... national exposure for the first time, and caught the attention of Hollywood. Lucy soon found herself in Hollywood, acting as one of twelve slave girls in the Eddie Cantor film, Roman Scandals in l933 (Lucille Ball/ Entertainers). By...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

... her father was a telephone lineman for the Bell Company. Lucille moved often due to her fathers job. During her mother's pregnancy with her younger brother Frederick, Lucy's father contracted typhoid fever and died in February of 1915. Lucille was only four years old when her father died, which made her later years of childhood harder on her mother. After her father ... as the "chesterfield girl". She began her movie stardom when she was walking down Broadway one day and ran into a theatrical agent. He informed her of the upcoming role in "Roman Scandals", produced by Samuel Goldwyn. Sh...

• Word Count: 1175
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• Grade Level: High School