Red Skelton staring at girls
A funny joke told by Red Skelton about staring at girls on the Ed Sullivan show in 1968 – enjoy! “Pardon while I comb my hair. I’m going to do it while I can; it… Red Skelton staring at girls
Two guys at the funny farm
Two guys at the funny farm – an old joke, told by Red Skelton on The Ed Sullivan Show
Two guys at the funny farm
Red Skelton’s memorial for Lou Jacobs
[Editor’s note: this is Red Skelton‘s entry for the Lou Jacobs Memorial Book, created for the funeral mass of legendary clown Lou Jacobs] Dear Jean, Dolly, and Lou Ann, How sad the news that came… Red Skelton’s memorial for Lou Jacobs
Red Skelton on Oh Canada
Red Skelton on Oh Canada – similar to his explanation of the Pledge of Allegiance, Red expounds on the Canadian national anthem, Oh Canada “O Canada”: I see mountains and valleys and rivers and trees;… Red Skelton on Oh Canada
Photo gallery for Ship Ahoy
Photo gallery for Ship Ahoy – a very enjoyable musical comedy with Red Skelton, Bert Lahr, Eleanor Powell, Virginia O’Brien
Photo gallery for Ship AhoyRed Skelton blog – February 2017
Red Skelton blog for February 2017 For people interested in collecting Red’s paintings, there’s a Red Skelton Limited Edition Giclée “The Philosopher” available at Barneby’s
Red Skelton’s letter on his induction
Red Skelton’s letter on his induction to the International Clown Hall of Fame
Red Skelton was inducted into the International Clown Hall of Fame in 1990. Here is his letter in response to them:
Red Skelton’s letter on his induction
The Show-Off [romantic comedy]
The Show-Off (1946) starring Red Skelton, Marilyn Maxwell
Synopsis of The Show-Off
Amy Fisher falls in love with Aubrey Piper, a loudmouth and braggart who pretends to be more than the lowly clerk he is. Then she marries him, over her family’s objections. Aubrey can’t seem to stop insulting others or interfering with their lives. He accidentally sets her inventor brother Joe’s laboratory on fire, wrecks a car, driving it without a license, gets kicked off a radio show for offending the sponsor and blows Joe’s deal with a paint company.
The Show-Off [romantic comedy]
Everything’s Funny but Love
Everything’s Funny but Love, by John R. Franchey
Originally published in Radio and Television Mirror, June 1942
Their romance was touched with amiable lunacy, and the groom borrowed the license-money from the bride — but Edna knew that Red Skelton was the man for her
Everything’s Funny but Love
The Red Skelton Show – the early years
The Red Skelton Show – the early years (1951-1955)
In short, a DVD collection of the very early years of The Red Skelton Show – with a lot of episodes for the money. 10 disks of the show itself, with one additional bonus DVD. The contents are: