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Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
On July 25, 1946, Jerry began a show business partnership with Dean Martin, an association that would soon skyrocket both to fame. It started when Jerry was performing at the 500 Club in Atlantic City and one of the other entertainers quit suddenly. Lewis, who had worked with Martin at the Glass Hat in New York City, suggested Dean as a replacement. At first they worked separately, but then ad-libbed together, improvising insults and jokes, squirting seltzer water, hurling bunches of celery and exuding general zaniness. In less than eighteen weeks their salaries soared from $250.00 a week to $5,000.00.

For ten years Martin and Lewis sandwiched sixteen money making films between nightclub engagements, personal appearances, recording sessions, radio shows, and television bookings. Their last film together was "Hollywood or Bust" (1956). On July 25th of that year the two made their last nightclub appearance together at the Copacabana, exactly ten years to the day since they became a team.

Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis Links
Jerry Lewis Comedy Museum & Store | Martin-Lewis Fan Center

Jerry Lewis Home Page | Dean/Jerry photos to buy

Listen to The Martin & Lewis Radios Shows!
First Radio Show
(This is Dean and Jerry's first radio show. It is great, and Lucille Ball is the guest star.)
Nanook the Schnook
(Mona Freeman is the guest star and Jerry plays the lead in a hilarious scene called "Nanook the Schnook".)
Ad Lib Session
(A short scene of Dean and Jerry doing an improvised stand-up comedy routine)

Guest - Jane Russell
(Jane dresses up disguised to get a job with Dean and Jerry, who do not know who she really is. The name Jane Russell comes up and Jerry tells her how romantically involved he is with Jane.)


These shows are taken from one of the many CDs for sale by The OTR CAT

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