on her birthday, Lucille Ball (Born: August 6, 1911; Died: Apr 26, 1989).

Lucille Ball is best known for the CBS TV sitcoms "I Love Lucy (1951-1957)", "The Lucy–Desi Comedy Hour (1957-1960)", "The Lucy Show (1962-1968)" and "Here's Lucy (1968-1974)", and the ABC TV sitcom "Life with Lucy(1986)".

Some other TV shows she appeared on are "Make Room for Daddy", "The Ann Sothern Show", "The Greatest Show on Earth", "Make Room for Granddaddy" and "The Practice".

She appeared in movies like "Three Little Pigskins (1934)", "I Dream too Much (1935)", "Top Hat (1935)", "Chatterbox (1936)", "Follow the Fleet (1936)", "The Farmer in the Dell (1936)", "Bunker Bean (1936)", "That Girl from Paris (1937)", "Don't Tell the Wife (1937)", "Stage Door (1937)", "Go Chase Yourself (1938)", "Joy of Living (1938)", "Having Wonderful Time (1938)", "The Affairs of Annabel (1938)", "Room Service (1938)", "Annabel Takes a Tour (1938)", "Next Time I Marry (1938)", "Panama Lady (1939)", "The Marines Fly High (1940)", "You Can't Fool Your Wife (1940)", "Dance, Girl, Dance (1940)", "Look Who's Laughing (1941)", "Valley of the Sun (1942)", "The Big Street (1942)", "Seven Days' Leave (1942)", "DuBarry Was a Lady (1943)", "Ziegfeld Follies (1946)", "The Dark Corner (1946)", "Two Smart People (1946)", "Lover Come Back (1946)", "Lured (1947)", "Her Husband's Affairs (1947)", "Sorrowful Jones (1949)", "Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949)", "Fancy Pants (1950)", "The Fuller Brush Girl (1950)", "The Magic Carpet (1951)", "The Long, Long Trailer (1954)", "Forever, Darling (1956)", "The Facts of Life (1960)", "Critic's Choice (1963)", "Lucy in London (1966)", "A Guide for the Married Man (1967)", "Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)", "Mame (1974)", "Happy Anniversary and Goodbye (1974)", "Lucy Get's Lucky (1975)", "Three for Two (1975)", "What Now, Catherine Curtis? (1976)", "Lucy Calls the President (1977)" and "Stone Pillow (1985)".