These Are The Craziest Moments From Lucille Ball's Life

By Zach Ferguson April 20, 2018 at 4:43pm

Lucy and Ethel visiting Richard Widmark

Lucy and Ethel go on a bus tour of movie star houses in Beverly Hills. In typical Lucy fashion she finds herself in a predicament after trying to steal a grapefruit from someone’s backyard.

That someone just happens to be Richard Widmark.

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Zach Ferguson is a writer with expertise in the fields of Communication, Digital Marketing and Entertainment.

Zach Ferguson is a writer with expertise in the fields of Communication, Digital Marketing and Entertainment. Besides writing, Zach enjoys entrepreneurial ventures such as podcasting, brand creation and Instagram marketing. He is also the Network Communications Director for his church.

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Grove City College Class of 2017

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