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Why was lucille ball told that she had a lack of talent in drama school?
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∙ 14y ago
I believe she was told that she was too shy. Plus she couldn't sing or dance (at least she couldn't at the time).
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoLucy was not dismissed from drama school. She left becasue her teachers told her that "she had no future as a performer". But she proved them wrong.
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When did Lucille Ball attend drama school?
John Murray Anderson - Robert Milton Dramatic School in New York.
Lucille ball's adulthood?
Lucille was always working. She worked at home and at work.
What awards did lucille ball have for graduating high school?
Lucille Ball never graduated highschool.
What school did lucille ball go to?
Howard university.
Who intimidated Lucille Ball in school?
The now legendary, Bette Davis
When did Lucille Ball attend drama school?
John Murray Anderson - Robert Milton Dramatic School in New York.
What was lucille balls education?
Lucille Ball left high school at age 15, and enrolled in John Murray Anderson Drama School in New York City. Though she auditioned repeatedly, Ball was told she had no talent, and was never accepted to the school. Altough she never actually graduated from acting school, she learned from being a model and on-set experience.
Lucille ball's adulthood?
Lucille was always working. She worked at home and at work.
What awards did lucille ball have for graduating high school?
Lucille Ball never graduated highschool.
Was lucille ball successful in school?
chicken in the barn school
What school did lucille ball go to?
Howard university.
Who intimidated Lucille Ball in school?
The now legendary, Bette Davis
Who was Lucille Ball's crush when she was in High School?
His name was Johnny DeVita.
Was lucille ball bisexual?
Was Lucille ball bisexual
What is Lucille Ball's birthday?
Lucille Ball was born on August 6, 1911.
What is Lucille Ball's full name?
Her full name was Lucille Desiree Ball.
When was Lucille Ball born?
Lucille Ball was born on August 6, 1911.
