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The Famous Red Head was a Red?
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Dan Carino
)
Nov 8, 2008
The Famous Red Head was a Red?
A Copy of actress Lucille Ball's affidavit of registration dated March 19, 1936, which says, "I intend to affiliate at the ensuing primary election with the Communist Party."
Well, maybe she was really a redhead! 'Copy of actress Lucille Ball's affidavit of registration dated March 19, 1936, which says, "I intend to affiliate at the ensuing primary election with the Communist Party."
Well, maybe she was really a redhead! 'Copy of actress Lucille Ball's affidavit of registration dated March 19, 1936, which says, "I intend to affiliate at the ensuing primary election with the Communist Party."
(
LA Public Library/Herald-Examiner collection
)

A Copy of actress Lucille Ball's affidavit of registration dated March 19, 1936, which says, "I intend to affiliate at the ensuing primary election with the Communist Party."

A Copy of actress Lucille Ball's affidavit of registration dated March 19, 1936, which says, "I intend to affiliate at the ensuing primary election with the Communist Party."