Lucille Ball estate gives *I Love Lucy* archive material to comedy centre
The National Comedy Center has received hundreds of behind-the-scenes photographs and 35mm prints of *I Love Lucy* from Lucille Ball’s estate.
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The National Comedy Center in Jamestown, New York, has received hundreds of behind-the-scenes photographs from the estate of Lucille Ball, along with 35mm prints of episodes of *I Love Lucy*, according to Nieuws.nl, which cites *The Hollywood Reporter*. [1]
Ball starred in the sitcom, which aired on CBS from 1951 to 1957. The Television Academy recently gave the series its first Legacy Award, recognising a series or person for having a far-reaching influence on television, Nieuws.nl reports. [1]
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