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Deadeye at the Golden Nugget

Deadeye at the Golden Nugget – after a segment with Ed Sullivan, it’s Deadeye in the old west, clowning arround & captured by Indians!

Bolivar improves the starlet's hairstyle in Bolivar's Beauty Salon

Bolivar’s Beauty Salon

With the financial help of his girlfriend (Nancy Walker) and her mother, Bolivar Shagnasty opens Bolivar’s beauty salon. Which is a failure until a starlet walks in needing a quick touch up. And boom! He’s whisked off to Hollywood! Will fame and success go to his head? Do you need to ask?

Look Magazine Movie Awards Show

Look Magazine Movie Awards Show

After two sketches parodying scenes from award-winning movies, Red Skelton works as the emcee for Look Magazine, presenting awards to Walt Disney, Judy Garland, Jack Lemmon, and Bing Crosby, among many others

Mr. Lasagna impersonating the smog czar

The Smog Czar

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Red Skelton (playing a variation on himself, as opposed to one of his many characters) and plays with his son Richie’s chemistry set. He inadvertently discovers a cure for smog, with the aid of his butler Reggie! And the Smog Czar is offering $10 million dollars for a cure to the smog problem!  But a gangster, Mr. Lasagna (George Raft) wants the information, and is willing to get rough in order to get it …

The first woman I've seen in years …

The Great White Hunter

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The Great White Hunter – The Red Skelton Show – Cauliflower McPugg’s manager is interviewed by a reporter, then a movie parody! Special guest John Wayne.

And the drama winner is … Daisy June! Poor Clem …

Clem Strikes Oil

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Clem Strikes Oil, The Red Skelton Show season 6 – oil’s found on the Kadiddlehopper farm! Can Clem Kadiddlehopper buy the love of Daisy June (Carol Channing)?

Laughter, the Universal Language - Red Skelton performing pantomime at the United Nations

Laughter, the Universal Language

Laughter, the Universal Language – A special performance taped at the United Nations – a performance in pantomime, for the various delegates who spoke a variety of languages.