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American comedian Jerry Lewis, in London for cabaret season

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American comedian Jerry Lewis, in London for cabaret season

American comedian Jerry Lewis, in London for cabaret season, visited the Royal Postgraduate Medical School at Hammersmith, West London. Jerry is chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. A long-time fundraiser for the association, Jerry personally raised $300, 000 for the construction of new muscle research laboratories. During his visit Jerry was presented with a Myometer - an instrument invented at the school to show muscle deterioration, especially in children. 9th July 1975

Peter Stone
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
DM 75 3614

Media ID 21749182

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This print captures the iconic American comedian Jerry Lewis during his visit to London for the cabaret season in 1975. Known for his exceptional talent and philanthropic efforts, Jerry also served as the chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. During his time in London, he took a momentous trip to the Royal Postgraduate Medical School at Hammersmith, West London. Jerry's dedication to fundraising for muscular dystrophy research was unparalleled. In fact, he personally raised an astonishing $300,000 towards constructing new muscle research laboratories. His commitment to finding a cure and improving treatment options for those affected by this debilitating disease was truly commendable. During this memorable visit, Jerry was presented with a Myometer - a groundbreaking instrument invented at the school specifically designed to showcase muscle deterioration, particularly in children. This gift symbolized both recognition of his tireless efforts and hope for advancements in understanding and combating muscular dystrophy. The photograph beautifully encapsulates Jerry Lewis' multifaceted persona as an actor, comedian, and humanitarian. It serves as a poignant reminder of his immense impact on society beyond just entertainment. The image transports us back to that significant day on July 9th, 1975 when laughter met compassion within the walls of this esteemed hospital facility.

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