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Opening titles to an early sitcom starring Jack Lemmon and his first wife Cynthia Stone. Broadcast in September 1952.
Newlyweds Jack Lemmon and Cynthia Stone at home with son Chris Lemmon posing for a 1955 movie magazine spread.
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Jack Lemmon with his wife Cynthia and son Chris in 1954.
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Jack and Cynthia (before she went blonde) on their wedding day, 8 May 1950.
When will our time be, Jack? Pretty please.
Jack and Cynthia, 1955
Very rare footage of Jack Lemmon way before his Hollywood movie career in an early TV sitcom, Heaven for Betsy, opposite his first wife Cynthia Stone.
The sound is sadly slightly out of sync.
With first wife Cynthia in the television sitcom Heaven for Betsy in 1952.
Cynthia: See ya later, alligater!
Jack: In a while, crocodile!
Christmas 1955 at the Lemmons’ house
This photo is so sad though because it was only a matter of months later that Jack and Cynthia split.
Jack with first wife Cynthia shortly before their divorce in 1955.
