Boy, am I behind the times. Aside from the first two I don't know who in the world the others are.
Jerry Lewis announced on Monday that he is retiring as the longtime emcee of the annual Muscular Dystrophy Association Labor Day Telethon. As a labor of love, Ive hosted the annual Telethon since 1966, and Ill be making my final appearance on the show this year by performing my signature song, Youll Never Walk Alone,
There is no MDA telethon in Phoenix, on any broadcast channel I can find.
His dedication and devotion to MDA and Jerrys Kids have raised more than $2 billion, making him the solo star with the biggest gift to charity.
Not to take anything away from Jerry Lewis dedication to MDA, but, Danny Thomas has got to at least be at that level with St. Judes
Lewis ouster has me puzzled. I thought he had stepped down because of age and health. Now it seems he was ousted. What gives?
BIOGRAPHY OF JERRY LEWIS
Jerry Lewis announced May 16, 2011 that he is retiring as host of the annual Muscular Dystrophy Association Labor Day Telethon. He has hosted the Telethon since 1966 and will make his final appearance on the Sept. 4, 2011, show by performing his signature song, "You'll Never Walk Alone."
Jerry Lewis will continue to serve MDA as its National Chairman, as hes done since the early 1950s.
A consummate entertainer and world-renowned humanitarian, Jerry Lewis is not just a cultural icon in the United States hes one of the most easily recognized personalities on the planet. Widely hailed as a comic genius, regarded as one of the true giants of the motion picture industry, and internationally celebrated for his vast contributions to humanity, Jerry personifies the term "living legend."
Mystery? Didn’t Jerry announce about a month ago he couldn’t do them any more because of health reasons? Article was run right here on FR. Don’t have a link but I remember it well.
Where’s the mystery? I thought I’d read earlier this year that he was ‘retiring’ as the front man of the fundraiser. I never expected him to be there, this year.
he’s only a hundred and fifty years old. what’s the mystery?