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Collegiate, Betty Boop, Peanuts, Looney Toons,
Precious Moments, Spiderman, Boyd's Bears,
Strawberry Shortcake,Beatles, I Love Lucy, Wizard of Oz, Raggedy Ann, Norman Rockwell,
Wild Animals, Sea Life, Fruit Ladies, Micky Mouse, Sponge Bob, Dr Seuss, International Harvester, Nascar, Winnie the Pooh, Sesame Street
Thomas the Train, Batman, Spiderman, Superman, Marvel Comics and
MORE!
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Comments/questions? E-Mail us!True Legends Inc.
6202 SE 145 th St.
Portland, Oregon 97236
Voice: Toll Free 888-554-9400, or 503-760-2677 Fax: 503-907-5035
Office Hours are Mon.- Fri. 7am-3:30 pm PST (10am-6:30pm EST)
All of our items
are licensed copyright merchandise
Betty Boop, Pudgy, and Bimbo are licensed by King Featers Syndicate
Inc./Fleischer Studios Inc.
Marilyn Monroe, Norma Jean, and James Dean are licensed by CMG
Worldwide Inc.
Elvis Presley, and Graceland are licensed by Elvis Presley Enterprises
Inc.
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz are licensed by Desilu, Too, LLC
Wizard of Oz and all related characters are licensed by Turner
Entertainment Co.
Beatles are licensed by 2000 Apple Corps LTD
"Lucy in the Chocolate Factory"® "I Love Lucy" is
a registered trademark of CBS Worldwide Inc.
Images of Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz used with permission
of Desilu, too, LLC. Licensed by Unforgettable Licensing
Dr Seuss properties tm & 2005 Dr Seuss Enterprises, Coca Cola is licensed by The Coca-Cola Company, John Deere
is licensed by John Deere & Company
We have a large
collection of Betty Boopcollectables
We have ceramics, party supplies, fabric,
T-Shirts, computer mousepads, screen saver, wall signs and postcards.
If you are looking for magnets, mugs, or clocks, this is the place.
Yes, it's
true - Betty began
her
career as a dog!
Betty Boop made her debut as a sexy canine cabaret singer in the Max
Fleischer short "Dizzy Dishes" on Aug. 8, 1930.
By 1932 Boop had
evolved, and her floppy dog ears had become Betty's earrings. Betty's
beginings were quite risque and ahead of her time.
In 1933 the short
"Boilesque" was banned in Philadelphia for being too risque. By 1934,
due to moralist pressure, Betty began showing far less leg.
The Boop
series ended with the release of "Yip Yip Yippy" in 1939.
Elvis Aaron
Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi
on January 8th, 1935. As a child he went to church and was exposed to
gospel music.
He won a talent contest when he was ten, graduated high
school in 1953 and became a truck driver. Elvis Presley began his
career when he was 19 years old.
He made his first commercial record,
"That's All Right, Mama," in 1954. Within the next few years, Elvis
made many other recordings including the classic hits,
"Heartbreak
Hotel," "Hound Dog," "Don't Be Cruel," "Love Me Tender," and "All Shook
Up". Elvis is best known for his music, although he did star in 33
minor movies such as
Viva Las Vegas (1963) and Paradise Hawaiian Style
(1966). Elvis died on August 16, 1977. Elvis is buried in
Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee.
Elvis Presley, often called the "King
of Rock and Roll", is one of the greatest figures in rock and roll
history to have ever lived.
Lucille
Desireè Ball was born on August 6,
1911 in Jamestown, New York.
Lucy's first show business job was modeling for as the Chesterfield
poster girl.
In 1933 Lucy was in her first movie 'Roman Scandals' as a Goldwyn Girl
for MGM.
When Lucille met Desi Arnaz on the set of "Too Many Girls" in 1940, it was love at first sight.
They eloped a few weeks later.
Television had begun and was in need of programs, so Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz created "I Love Lucy",
the most famous television
comedy show in history. With a main cast of 4 including
Fred and Ethel Mertz and Lucy and Ricky Ricardo.
The first show " I
Love Lucy" aired on Oct. 15, 1951. After 6 years the show changed to
"The Lucy Desi Comedy Hour".
The show remained on the air till 1960. Lucille
Ball tried her dream part in Broadway in the
musical "Wildcat", but it was short-lived.
Lucy came back to
television in 1962 with the "The Lucy Show", and in 1968, she began her
fourth situation comedy "Here's Lucy", that lasted 6 years.
Lucy made
her last big screen movie in 1974 as Mame Dennis in the musical "Mame",
and her last made for TV movie in 1985 "Stone Pillow".
In 1986 she
returned to television with the short-lived "Life With Lucy".
Lucille Ball was and still is the best and most loved
female television comedian in history.
