1000 N Roxbury Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Recently sold for $1.2 million. Our darling Lucy is still reportedly stirring up trouble at her old house on Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills, which looks like it had a considerable makeover since her death on the morning of April 26, 1989 from a ruptured aorta. While Lucy was considered the Queen of Comedy, business was no laughing matter to her — she was as tough as they come. Along with her strong business acumen, she was a bit superstitious and had some uncanny spiritual powers: She reportedly did not want to be anointed the “Queen of Comedy,” or continue doing her “I Love Lucy” shows — that is, until her idol, the late Carole Lombard, visited her in her dreams and told her to “give it a whirl.” Later in the day on the morning Lucy died, her good friend, Carol Burnett, received flowers from Lucy for her 56th birthday. Lucy is also a distant relative of the Sprague Family of Rhode Island (see entry #6), who had their own set of interesting hauntings. Lucy’s body is interred in Jamestown, NY, but her spirit reportedly frequents her old Beverly Hills home as well as the Hart building at the Paramount Studios, where DesiLu Studios was located and the “I Love Lucy” show was produced. The night watchmen report the spirit of a woman who haunts the upper floors, giving off a strong scent of an old, flowery-like perfume. Lucy! You have some ’splainin’ to do.
Posted on: Fri, 02 May 2014 04:29:12 +0000
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