RED SKELTON reel-to-reel series
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| Reel | Programs | Pages | Titles |
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| R-968 | 12 | 1 | Cauliflower McPug goes to night school. · Deadeye hunts Panhandle Joe. · At the airport. · Red and Rod go to bank to meet Clem. · Deadeye sends Junior a horse. · Red buys a boxer · McPug. · Junior helps Fowler paint his house. · Whole tooth and nothing but the tooth. · Clem invents Freefall service. · Junior flies to Hawaii. · Willie Lump Lump · the barber. · Clem · the Lion tamer. |
| R-1296 | 35 | 1 | RED SKELTON "Housing Shortage" 2/18/45 · RED SKELTON "Christmas Trees" 12/25/45 · RED SKELTON "Bells and Resolutions" 1/4/46 · RED SKELTON "Local Department Stores" 1/15/46 · RED SKELTON "People Celebrating" 1/22/46 · RED SKELTON "Looking for Trouble" 1/29/46 · RED SKELTON "Hospital Capers" 2/5/46 · RED SKELTON "Meeting People" 2/12/46 · RED SKELTON "Stray Animals" 2/19/46 · RED SKELTON "Telephones" 2/26/46 · RED SKELTON "Neighborhood Theater" (Disc water damage) 3/5/46 · RED SKELTON "The Traffic is Terrific" 3/19/46 · FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH: Did you know that · when Red Skelton walks on stage Sunday at 7 p.m. on · KUTV to host his portion of NBC's "TV: The · Fabulous '50s · " that audiences will be seeing a man · who: composed more than 5 · 000 songs · is an expert at · bonsai gardening · began his show business career at · the age of 10 · is an accomplished painter · has · composed marches played by more than 10 · 000 high · school and college bands · writes and illustrates at · least one short story a week · is a 33rd Degree Mason · made his radio debut in 1937 on the Red Foley Show · has made 30 motion pictures · has a strain of rose · named after him · almost always carries a camera · with him · has received an honorary doctorate of · literature from Emerson College · Boston · Mass · always has an unlighted cigar in his hand or mouth · wrote an interpretation of the Pledge of Allegiance · which has been read into the Congressional Record · several times · and is the author of a poem · "The · Circus · " written as a tribute to his father · a clown · whom he never knew (he died two months before his · son was born.) All of those things are true ... of Red · Skelton |