In Loco Boy Makes Good, Clem Kadiddlehopper has to fill in for the American Olympic team — for matchstick piling. Accompanied by his cousin Goody (Bobby Rydell).
Read More »Loco Boy Makes Good [Red Skelton Show]
Deadeye was one of Red Skelton‘s characters that made the transition from his radio show to television. He was often Sheriff Deadeye, depending on the script. But, more often than not, he’d just gotten out of jail himself.
Read More »Sheriff Deadeye – Red Skelton’s cowboy character(Editor’s note: originally published in The Ogden Standard-Examiner, October 27, 1940)
By Paul Harrison
NEA Service Staff
HOLLYWOOD – the busiest strip of film in the whole film capital is a Metro screen test of Comedian Red Skelton. It won him a job weeks ago and he has already finished his role as a fellow aviator with Bob Taylor in “Flight Command“. But that initial test keeps reeling along.
UNSEEN FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS, SEE NEVER-BEFORE-RELEASED EPISODES FROM ONE OF TV’S MOST LEGENDARY AND LONGEST-RUNNING VARIETY SHOWS: THE RED SKELTON HOUR—IN COLOR
Read More »The Red Skelton Hour: In Color: Unreleased Seasons
In short, The Red Skelton Hour in Color Collection is … a collection of 4 other collections:
Read More »The Red Skelton Time Life
A funny joke told by Red Skelton about staring at girls on the Ed Sullivan show in 1968 – enjoy! “Pardon while I comb my… Read More »Red Skelton staring at girls
Two guys at the funny farm – an old joke, told by Red Skelton on The Ed Sullivan Show
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[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,… Read More »Red Skelton’s memorial for Lou Jacobs
Red Skelton on Oh Canada – similar to his explanation of the Pledge of Allegiance, Red expounds on the Canadian national anthem, Oh Canada “O… Read More »Red Skelton on Oh Canada
