A photo gallery of Red Skelton as himself as well as some of his most famous characters, such as Freddie the Freeloader, Clem Kadiddlehopper, etc.
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- Watch the Birdie – Red Skelton with cameras
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- Clem Kadiddlehopper, Red Skelton’s country bumpkin character
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- Texas Carnival – Red Skelton as Corny Quinell, carnival barker
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- Red Skelton in a publicity photo from The Yellow Cab Man
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- Diana Lewis, Ann Rutherford, Red Skelton in a scene from Whistling in Dixie
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- Red Skelton with the cast of The Raleigh Cigarette Program
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- Red Skelton poses with a newspaper that famously plays on the Mean Little Kid’s catchphrase, “I dood it!” during World War II, when Jimmy Doolittle led a daring raid on Tokyo
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- Jim Howle painting of Red Skelton wearing a baseball cap
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- Red Skelton wearing a banana nose
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- Red Skelton as Freddie the Freeloader, sitting next to Jackie Gleason
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- Red Skelton, laughing, when he was older
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- Painting by Red Skelton of Freddie the Freeloader at the circus – hold that tiger!
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- Photograph of Rip Taylor, Red Skelton, Emmett Kelly
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- Red Skelton with his hat inverted
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- Red Skeleton and Ann Miller in Texas Carnival
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- Red Skeleton and Ann Miller in Texas Carnival
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- Red Skelton in a musical number (“You take the high road”) in Bathing Beauty
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- Red Skelton in a musical number (“You take the high road”) in Bathing Beauty
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- Red Skelton and Esther Williams (as the reconciled newlyweds) in Bathing Beauty
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- Redna Rancho is Home; Sweet Home for Red Skelton and wife; Edna. They met when Red played a theatre where Edna was cashier.
![There's Nothing Worse than Loneliness at Christmastime - [written and sung by Red Skelton, as Freddy the Freeloader, in Red Skelton's Christmas Dinner]](http://red-skelton.info/wp-content/uploads/theres-nothing-worse-than-loneliness-at-christmastime-150x150.jpg)
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