The Red Skelton Hour season 13
The Red Skelton Hour season 13 – still in black and white, with Freddie the Freeloader, George Appleby, Junior the Mean Little Kid, Sheriff Deadeye, and a host of famous guest stars.
The Red Skelton Hour season 13
Will the Real Clara Appleby Shut Up?
Will the Real Clara Appleby Shut Up? aka To Tell a Fib – The Red Skelton Hour, Season 13 Episode 14, with Jane Russell, Connie Haines, Beryl Davis
In Will the Real Clara Appleby Shut Up? three different contestants on the “To Tell a Fib” game show claim to be Mrs. George Appleby. And all three tell interlocking stories of when …
Will the Real Clara Appleby Shut Up?
Deadeye and the Gunslinger photo gallery
Deadeye and the Gunslinger photo gallery – a photo gallery from the very funny Red Skelton Show episode, Deadeye and the Gunslinger. With Don Knotts doing a parody of the TV Western Paladin, Vici Raaf as the saloon keeper Kate, and Red Skelton as the crooked Sheriff Deadeye.
Deadeye and the Gunslinger photo gallery
Deadeye and the Gunslinger [The Red Skelton Show]
Deadeye and the Gunslinger – The Red Skelton Show, season 11 – with Don Knotts
Deadeye and the Gunslinger is a parody of the TV Western Paladin. Don Knotts appears as Mr. Pallid — a man hired by the town to solve the “mysterious” thefts. Thefts that are being performed by the dishonest Sheriff Deadeye!
Deadeye and the Gunslinger [The Red Skelton Show]
Panama Hattie photo gallery
Panama Hattie photo gallery – photos, posters, etc. from Panama Hattie
Panama Hattie photo gallery – a collection of photos, posters, and artwork from Panama Hattie. A very funny World War II musical comedy, starring Ann Sothern. Red Skelton has a large supporting role, as does Virginia O’Brien, Rags Ragland, and Ben Blue. Enjoy!
Panama Hattie photo gallery
Christmas 1952
Christmas – The Red Skelton Show, season 2
Christmas is a funny, sweet, and fast-paced episode of The Red Skelton Show. It’s Christmas-themed, with appearances by Red, Clem Kadidddlehopper, and Freddie the Freeloader. It’s frankly hard to believe they squeezed this much comedy in only 30 minutes! Enjoy!
Christmas 1952