Happy International Women’s Day – and a shout out to some of the many ladies who’ve appeared with Red Skelton on radio, movies, and TV:
Greer Garson in “The Christmas Spirit“
Greer Garson as the elderly flower lady in “The Christmas Spirit”
Once Upon a Dunce
Freddie and the Turkey Dinner
A Bum for All SeasonsA Bum for All Seasons
The Spy with the Leaky Mouth – Godfrey Cambridge, Chanin Hale
Love is an Itch You Can’t Scratch
Whistling in Dixie – Red, Ann Rutherford, Diana Lewis
Clem Kadiddlehopper and Greta Gargoyle (Phyllis Diller) in “Dial M for Moron“
Pat Carroll
Chanin Hale in “It’s a Treat to Beat a Cheat on the Mississippi Mud“
Lucille Knoch and Red Skelton as pilgrims in stocks in “Weepy Talks Turkey“
Chanin Hale, Peter Falk, Clem Kadiddlehopper in “In One Head and Out the Other“
Jerk and the Beanstalk
Gloria DeHaven in “The Yellow Cab Man“
George Appleby (Red Skelton) and his wife Clara (Jane Russell) in “Will the Real Clara Appleby Shut Up?“
Connie Haines in “Will the Real Clara Appleby Shut Up?“
Publicity photo of Cara Williams and Red Skelton
Virginia O’Brien singing “Fresh as a Daisy”
Lucille Knoch and Red Skelton do a Mean Little Kid sketch
Guess Who’s Dinner is Coming to Freddie?
Polly Bergen
Hip van Winkle (Joyce Jameson) and Sheriff Deadeye (Red Skelton) in “The Land of Bilk and Money“
San Fernando Red and Needa Hubby (Nancy Ames) in “Chiseler on the Roof“
The future Mrs. Lump Lump and her mother spike the chocolates with alcohol … to prompt the shy Willie Lump Lump into proposing!
Undersea mermaid Michelle Lee is caught by scuba diver Red in “A New York Stripper is not Always a Steak“
“Where there’s Smoke, there’s a Dragon“
Bubbles Laverne (Chanin Hale) in the courtroom in “The Seven Ages of Man“
Daisy June (Juliet Prowse) and Mr. Ringading (Phil Harris) in “The Greatest Schmo on Earth“
Imogene Coca as the bag lady in Red Skelton’s Christmas Dinner
Shirley Mitchell in “Learn to Dance in Ten Easy Lessons or One Hard One“
Lucille Knoch in “Learn to Dance in Ten Easy Lessons or One Hard One”
Jane Powell in Fairy Tales for Old Children
Beautiful French girl (Francine York) that Freddie the Freeloader is convinced is a mirage!
Lucille Knock as the maid in “Clean Politics” – “I don’t know why my husband hired her – she can’t cook!”
Clown’s clown – Red Skelton’s painting of Carol Burnett as a whiteface clown
Be It Ever So Homely There’s No Face Like Clem
Daisy June (Tina Louise) and Clem in “Be It Ever So Homely, There’s No Face Like Clem“
Red Skelton and Beverly Powers working at the candy factory
Burl Ives and Lulu sing “Consider Yourself” in “Sheriffs are Bought Not Made“
Elaine Joyce as the lovely prisoner in “Sheriffs are Bought Not Made“
Li’l Abner and Daisy Mae in “Clem in Dogpatch“
Red’s mother-in-law, Red, and his mother at the end of “Let’s Talk About Mother“
Linda Sue Risk
Hands Off Hannah (Nancy Ames), the high priestess of purity in “Hippie Days are Here Again“
Lucille Knoch’s quick change in “Clem and the Married Life“
Melanie Alexander as the girl robot in “He Who Steals My Robot Steals Trash“
… until he looks back at a sad little girl and relents!
Deadeye, trying to make time with the Indian Chief’s pretty daughter, in “The Fastest Cuspidor in the West“
Janis Paige singing “Tea for Two”
Mahalia Jackson singing ‘Come On, Children’ and ‘I Asked the Lord’,
Mrs. Cavendish (Janis Paige) and butler (Gilchrist Stuart) in “Ten Baby Fingers and Twelve Baby Toes“
George Appleby and the Tigress (Abbe Lane) in “Better Dead than Wed“
George Appleby models one of his company’s mini-skirts. His wife Clara is not amused in “Better Dead than Wed“
Patricia Munsell in “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wife?“
Red’s daughter, Valentina Skelton, as the Queen of the rodeo
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