Red Skelton Hour 1717 1968-02-13 with Burl Ives and Lulu
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- "Sheriffs Are Bought Not Made" Deadeye (Red) and Big Pappy (Burl Ives) clash over staking a gold claim haunted by a ghost.
Lulu sings "Lulu's Back in Town."
Lulu and Burt Ives and the Tom Hansen Dancers - "Consider Yourself" Burl Ives sings "The Little White Duck."
"The Silent Spot"
An absent minded assembly-line worker (Red) causes chaos at a candy factory with Beverly Powers.
Got hooked watching episodes on RFD-TV (which are edited of musical numbers) so what a treat to fine complete episodes now in high quality. Keep them coming please.
Little White Duck is a special memory from my childhood. Still love this song at 50 years old. Burl Ives has a very special way of singing a song.
I am 60 I understand completely. And Lavender Blue
I had forgotten this classy singing, opening. It sure woke up my brain, with a smile.
Quite a colorful production.
This brings back such wonderful memories!!!
Burl was a terrific talent...a very fine and underappreciated actor.....i would suggest a movie ....Let No Man Write My Epitaph...........
Too bad these times are long past... The world will never be as good as it was during these days...
Lulu and burl ives, now I've seen it all 😂
You'll not see that on a complication album 🤣
Red is a wonderful comedian!
I love Lulu and TO SIR, WITH LOVE but I didn't see this on the episode. How did I miss it?
My bad. "To Sir" is not on this episode. My source might have might have wanted to credit that she was in the movie. I have to recheck before I post.
@@RedSkeltonMuseum Quite alright! Nice to see this in color instead of the b&w copy from kinescope that somebody else has posted (Lulu's segment). Keep 'em comin'! LOVE RED SKELTON'S SHOWS!!
What happened to the original commercials? Or are there Armed Services broadcasts?
I would include commercials if they helped sponsor the museum.
@@RedSkeltonMuseum They did. They sponsored Red Skelton without whom you wouldn't have a museum.
10:30- The prisoner is Elaine Joyce. Did you notice? When Sherrif Dead-Eye opened the jail door, Elaine didn't go out the doorway, but through the bars!!! The audience missed the joke and it screamed for a Skelton ad-lib!
13:27--And if you didn't notice the musical cue that Elaine's character exited the scene to, it sounded quite like an upbeat version of that 1962 hit "The Stripper" composed and conducted by none other than the Skelton show's orchestra leader, David Rose.
I love red Skelton
Dear JesUS please have it be that somehow you taught Your Truth to Richard Before he died. He is such a kindly man and a real professional entertainer. Amen.
QUACK QUACK
Lulu is now 73.
If You Want To Apologies With Me Tell CBS. 13:59
Sheriff Red-eye and Big Daddy!!