Jerry Lewis RIP

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bunnie3
#1Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 2:06pm


I'm "TINY"aka TheTinyMagic. BWW log on problems forever. Yeesh.

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sabrelady
#2Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 2:13pm

" LAAAYYYYYDEEEE OH LAYYYYDEEEEEE!!"

Stupidly funny

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morosco
#3Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 2:59pm

He was rather wonderful in DAMN YANKEES

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Miles2Go2
#4Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 3:02pm

Do you think they'll dim the lights for him? 

Updated On: 8/20/17 at 03:02 PM

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Skip23
#5Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 3:02pm

A high point of my theatregoing life - seeing Jerry Lewis in Damn Yankees.  He was a master entertainer. 

RIP.

 

 

cliffordbradshaw2
#6Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 3:08pm

Some pro-shot footage of Jerry Lewis in "Damn Yankees":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6jnMItHadw

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markypoo
#7Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 8:17pm

So glad I saw him in Damn Yankees in Chicago July 1996.

A Class Act in a devil of a role!

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JBradshaw
#8Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 9:59pm

My family always hated him. 

I loved him in "damn Yankees" and he was really funny on the vid the original sunset cast made for Glenn when she left the original production 

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SmoothLover
#9Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/20/17 at 11:44pm

Thanks for U Tube Clip. It was great. RIP Jerry...

bk
#10Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/21/17 at 12:56am

Nice to see the clip when he hadn't extended the cane bit to ten minutes - he was brilliant on B'way, but on tour stuff got longer and longer and longer.  I was there at his first performance and the audience went crazy for him and he was genuinely taken aback by it.

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nsguy45
#11Jerry Lewis RIP
Posted: 8/21/17 at 1:37am

When Hellzapoppin was to be revived on Broadway in the 1970s, Jerry took a strong dislike to co-star Lynn Redgrave which was documented in a scathing New York Magazine article. The show closed out of town and never made it to Broadway.