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Lucille Ball: The First Lady of Comedy
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<blockquote data-quote="Seaviewer" data-source="post: 270422" data-attributes="member: 57"><p>Lucie also starred with Robert Klein in the original Broadway production of <em>They're Playing Our Song</em>, apparently to great success<em>. </em>(As an aside, the Australian production starred Jackie Weaver who has become an international star in her later years. She remarked in a TV interview at the time that as a short blonde she was the exact opposite of the Broadway star, who she didn't name.)</p><p>I do remember <em>The Lucie Arnaz Show</em> (it's on Tubi so I might revisit it sometime) but her high point on screen was probably co-starring in Neil Diamond's remake of <em>The Jazz Singer</em>, which isn't saying all that much. Further mooted Neil Diamond projects were also quietly forgotten.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seaviewer, post: 270422, member: 57"] Lucie also starred with Robert Klein in the original Broadway production of [I]They're Playing Our Song[/I], apparently to great success[I]. [/I](As an aside, the Australian production starred Jackie Weaver who has become an international star in her later years. She remarked in a TV interview at the time that as a short blonde she was the exact opposite of the Broadway star, who she didn't name.) I do remember [I]The Lucie Arnaz Show[/I] (it's on Tubi so I might revisit it sometime) but her high point on screen was probably co-starring in Neil Diamond's remake of [I]The Jazz Singer[/I], which isn't saying all that much. Further mooted Neil Diamond projects were also quietly forgotten. [/QUOTE]
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