Biography of Red Skelton
Biography of Red Skelton (July 18, 1913 – September 17, 1997) If some day you’re not feeling well, you should remember some little thing I… Read More »Biography of Red Skelton
Biography of Red Skelton (July 18, 1913 – September 17, 1997) If some day you’re not feeling well, you should remember some little thing I… Read More »Biography of Red Skelton
This weeks episode of The Red Skelton Show is four unrelated sketches – The Transcontinental (spoof of a TV series), It’s Magic (J. Newton Numbskull), The Streets of Laredo (Deadeye, Tide commercial), and Topsy Turvy (Willie Lump Lump)
Read More »The TranscontinentalInternational Women’s Day – a celebration of the women in Red Skellton’s career, as well as his personal life.
Read More »International Women’s DayEaster Jokes by Red Skelton – a collection of jokes by Red Skelton about Easter, the Easter bunny, Easter eggs, etc.
Read More »Easter Jokes by Red SkeltonClara and Me and Mama Makes Three – in The Red Skelton Hour, George Appleby & wife Clara are on a game show to find their perfect match!
Read More »Clara and Me and Mama Makes ThreeNeighbors – a short commentary Red Skelton made at the end of “The Eyes Have it” about neighbors, and destructive gossip
Read More »NeighborsThe Eyes Have It – The Red Skelton Show season 2, originally aired April 5, 1953 Magazine Stand Instead of a monologue, Red demonstrates how… Read More »The Eyes Have It
Willie Lump Lump can’t stop being the quiz show winner! And he has nowhere to keep all his winnings! He’s even afraid to answer the phone … Also Deadeye rolls a cigarette, and a televised surgery?
Read More »Quiz Show WinnerRings on Her Fingers Also Go Through Your Nose – George Appleby is working at the zoo. So his wife Clara wants him to buy life insurance from Nipsey Russell! What could possibly go wrong?
Read More »Rings on Her Fingers Also Go Through Your NoseRed Skelton jokes on taxes – from San Fernando Red: A Man with a Heart of Stolen Gold
After San Fernando Red swindles Eddy Arnold into selling him half his TV station, how can they pay the taxes? Will his talent agency enable the station to make enough money to pay their bills? See the answer in San Fernando: A Man With A Heart of Stolen Gold
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