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The name '''Lady Luck''' can mean:-
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'''Lady Luck''', a personification of [[luck]], may refer to:
*A [[spaceship]] in the [[Star Wars]] stories: see [[Lady Luck (Star Wars spaceship)]

*A goddess who controls good luck: see [[Fortuna (luck)]].
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== Fiction and mythology ==
* [[Fortuna]], in Roman mythology, goddess of fortune
* [[Tyche]], in Greek mythology, goddess of fortune
* [[Lady Luck (comics)]], a character created by Will Eisner

== Film ==
* [[Lady Luck (1936 film)|''Lady Luck'' (1936 film)]], a film directed by Charles Lamont
* [[Lady Luck (1942 film)|''Lady Luck'' (1942 film)]] or ''Lucky Ghost'', a film directed by William Beaudine
* [[Lady Luck (1946 film)|''Lady Luck'' (1946 film)]], a film directed by Edwin L. Marin
* ''Lady Luck'', a 1973 television film starring [[Bert Convy]]

== Music ==
* [[Lady Luck (rapper)]] (born 1983), American rapper
* [[Lady Luck (album)|''Lady Luck'' (album)]], by Broadzilla, 2001

=== Songs ===
* [[Lady Luck (Jamie Woon song)|"Lady Luck" (Jamie Woon song)]], 2011
* [[Lady Luck/Dilly Dally|"Lady Luck"/"Dilly Dally"]], a single by After School, 2012
* "Lady Luck", by the 69 Eyes from ''[[Savage Garden (The 69 Eyes album)|Savage Garden]]''
* "Lady Luck", by David Lee Roth from ''[[A Little Ain't Enough]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Deep Purple from ''[[Come Taste the Band]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Drag from ''[[The Way Out (Drag album)|The Way Out]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Exo from ''[[Exodus (Exo album)|Exodus]]''
* "Lady Luck", by J.J. Cale from ''[[Travel-Log]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Journey from ''[[Evolution (Journey album)|Evolution]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Kenny Loggins from ''[[Celebrate Me Home]]''
* "Lady Luck", by [[Lloyd Price]]
* "Lady Luck", by the Proclaimers from ''[[The Best of The Proclaimers]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Rod Stewart from ''[[A Spanner in the Works]]''
* "Lady Luck", by Tesla from ''[[The Great Radio Controversy]]''
* "Lady Luck", composed by Ray Perkins, from the 1929 film ''[[The Show of Shows (film)|The Show of Shows]]''

== Places and businesses ==
* [[Lady Luck Casino Caruthersville]], Missouri, US
* [[Lady Luck Casino Vicksburg]], now Casino Vicksburg, Mississippi, US
* [[Lady Luck Gaming]], a defunct company in Las Vegas, Nevada, US
* [[Lady Luck Hotel & Casino]], now Downtown Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, US
* Lady Luck Casino Marquette, now [[Casino Queen Marquette]], Iowa, US
* Lady Luck Casino Nemacolin, at [[Nemacolin Woodlands Resort]], Farmington, Pennsylvania, US

==Other uses==
* "Lady Luck", a special prize awarded at the [[Kinoshock#Awards|Kinoschock]] film festival in Russia

== See also ==
* "[[Luck Be a Lady]]", a song from the musical ''Guys and Dolls'', also covered by Frank Sinatra and many others

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Latest revision as of 18:29, 16 June 2024

Look up Lady Luck in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Lady Luck, a personification of luck, may refer to:

Fiction and mythology

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Film

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Music

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Songs

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Places and businesses

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Other uses

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  • "Lady Luck", a special prize awarded at the Kinoschock film festival in Russia

See also

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  • "Luck Be a Lady", a song from the musical Guys and Dolls, also covered by Frank Sinatra and many others
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