Joe E. Lewis (English Wikipedia)

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Phillips, Mccandlish (June 5, 1971). "Joe E. Lewis, Nightclub Comic Noted for Garrulousness, Dies". The New York Times.
Phillips, Mccandlish (June 5, 1971). "Joe e. Lewis, Nightclub Comic Noted for Garrulousness, Dies". The New York Times.
Phillips, Mccandlish (June 5, 1971). "Joe e. Lewis, Nightclub Comic Noted for Garrulousness, Dies". The New York Times.
Phillips, Mccandlish (June 5, 1971). "Joe E. Lewis, Nightclub Comic Noted for Garrulousness, Dies". The New York Times.
Phillips, McCandlish (June 5, 1971). "Joe e. Lewis, Nightclub Comic Noted for Garrulousness, Dies". The New York Times.

"More Old Jewish Comedians". Playbackstl. Archived from the original on May 2, 2008. Retrieved April 12, 2008. Early in his career, Lewis was assaulted by one of Al Capone's thugs for declining an offer to perform at Chicago's Green Mill club, a Capone hideaway. He was beaten so badly it took him several years to learn to speak again. Despite the life changing incident, Lewis remained friendly with many of the Outfit's associates.

Weird Chicago: Legend Of The Green Mill Archived February 9, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
"More Old Jewish Comedians". Playbackstl. Archived from the original on May 2, 2008. Retrieved April 12, 2008. Early in his career, Lewis was assaulted by one of Al Capone's thugs for declining an offer to perform at Chicago's Green Mill club, a Capone hideaway. He was beaten so badly it took him several years to learn to speak again. Despite the life changing incident, Lewis remained friendly with many of the Outfit's associates.