Lewis and Martin Old Comedy Radio Show MP3 CD Great Memories
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis 44 Episodes Old Time Radio Shows Martin and Lewis were an American comedy duo, comprising singer Dean Martin (as the “straight man”).
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- Jerry, coming from vaudeville parents, naturally wanted to be a performer since he was a wee one.
- When they were both in their 20s, the boys were introduced by friends in New York City and began performing together.
- Each helped smooth out the others rough edges.
- 01 Lucille Ball
- 02 William Bendix
- 03 Madeleine Carroll
- 04 Peter Lorrie
- 05 Arthur Treacher
- 06 John Garfield
- 07 Henry Fonda
- 08 Marilyn Maxwell
- 09 Burl Ives
- 10 Tony Martin
- 11 John Carradine
- 12 Ralph Bellamy
- 13 Frances Langford
- 14 William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
- 15 Burt Lancaster
- 16 Victor Moore
- 17 Billie Burke
- 18 Jane Russell
- 19 New Nightclub
- 20 Dorothy Kirsten
- 21 George Jessell
- 22 Tickets to South Pacific
- 23 Witness To A Murder
- 24 Money Problems
- 25 Violating Child Labor Laws
- 26 Christmas Show
- 27 Sheldon Leonard
- 29 Dinah Shore
- 30 George Raft
- 31 Arlene Dahl
- 32 Danny Thomas
- 33 Shelley Winters
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and comedian Jerry Lewis (as his stooge). The pair worked together in nightclubs, on radio and television, and film from 1946 until 1956. When Dean and Jerry met, Dean had been trying to make it big as a crooner for over ten years.
Dino helped Jerry relax on stage, and Jerry helped bring out Dino’s comedic side. The duo performed at nightclubs for several years. They were working their way through the big clubs when NBC announced a talent hunt.
They were looking for rising young performers for television and radio. Some of the Network executives caught a nightclub act of Martin and Lewis. They were instantly won over by their chemistry. They tried them on television, but radio was a more popular venue, so they moved them on over and made plans for The Martin & Lewis Show.
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