Is it possible that this is just a studio set? I had understood that her NYC residence was 211 E 70th Street (with the covered drive through to 71st for private auto entrance & exit). Joan Crawford also had an apartment here in her last years.
????????? I suppose it could also be a friend or colleague's apartment or a hotel suite. I never was set on the impression that it's her home but there was no caption to the image when I saw it.
Great photo! I wonder who lives there now?
ReplyDeletebut were fred and ethel next door?
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome photo!!!
ReplyDeleteThere'll never be another Lucy... one of a kind!
ReplyDeleterhat dame had the best wardrobe. i hope some of her duds are on display somewhere.
ReplyDeleteIs she reading the script proposal for Stone Pillow?
ReplyDeleteAn acquaintance installed new locks in Lucy's upper East side apartment in the early 80's.
ReplyDelete"Did you see her?" I asked.
"No," he said, "but I heard her call out from another room."
"What did she say?" I asked, hoping for some dishy, inside gem.
"Gary!" he said, affecting a throaty growl, "bring me a grilled cheese!"
So much for showbiz glamour...
Neely you have just made my day!
ReplyDeleteThat's only fair Felix, 'cause your blog often makes mine!
ReplyDeleteIs it possible that this is just a studio set? I had understood that her NYC residence was 211 E 70th Street (with the covered drive through to 71st for private auto entrance & exit). Joan Crawford also had an apartment here in her last years.
ReplyDelete????????? I suppose it could also be a friend or colleague's apartment or a hotel suite. I never was set on the impression that it's her home but there was no caption to the image when I saw it.
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