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"Jerry Lewis\nThe Funnyman and His Family in 1960s Bel-Air\nThe Bel-Air residence of Jerry Lewis and his family, first shown in the fall 1961 issue of Architectural Digest. \"On the front door we placed a gold plaque: Our house is open to Sunshine, Friends, Guests and God,\" Lewis wrote of the house.\nThe living room.\nLewis and his wife of 36 years, Patti, in the library with four of their sons (the couple would have six: Gary, Ron, Scott, Chris, Anthony and Joseph). Lewis described them in his autobiography as \"each one healthy and demanding of his father's time.\"\nThe Lewises asked Donna Flanagin, of Ralph Potter and Associates, to design the interiors of the spacious house. The designer gave the dining room Asian touches like red-lacquered cabinets\u2014which held Patti Lewis's Steuben glass\u2014and a chinoiserie wallcovering.\n\"Holidays...were not your average undertaking in our house,\" wrote Lewis's son Anthony. \"Dad set up his 16-mm sound-on-fillm camera with floodlights, shotgun microphones, and even live playback.\" The library had green walls and a white carpet.\nLewis had a deep interest in the technical aspects of filmmaking and sound; his study was filled with equipment he had gathered over the years. The room, which also contained family photographs and memorabilia, was dominated by a red-and-black d\u00E9cor.\nThe bookshelves in the library displayed some of Lewis's awards, plaques and trophies and part of his large collection of clown figurines.\nThe master bedroom had custom lamps, a white bedcovering and a wisteria mural in purple, lavender and pink."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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