Frogs, a poem by Red Skelton, recited by Clem Kadiddlehopper
Frogs. Frogs. Frogs, they are everywhere.Frogs. Frogs. Frogs croaking fill the air.Louder. Louder. Louder is their blasting blareand there’s no silence in the night.
Red Skelton
Red Skelton quotes – quotes from America's clown prince
Quotes from Red Skelton on clowns, laughter, children, and other topics. Some quotes from Red Skelton’s TV show, others from interviews with Red
Pledge of Allegiance, performed by Red Skelton
From The Red Skelton Hour, CBS TV, January 14, 1969 copyright 1969 Richard Red Skelton Red Skelton: “I remember this one teacher. To me, he […]
Red Skelton's farewell
The time has come to say good night, My how time does fly. We’ve had a laugh, perhaps a tear, and now we hear goodbye. […]
Red Skelton biography
Biography of Red Skelton (July 18, 1913 – September 17, 1997) If some day you’re not feeling well, you should remember some little thing I […]
The Circus – poem by Red Skelton
The Circus – poem by Red Skelton Red Skelton wrote this poem in honor of his father, a former circus clown, whom Red never knew […]
Come celebrate Red Skelton’s Birthday on July 18th at Clown Jam!
A note that I saw on groups.yahoo.com in the Caring_clowns group, and wanted to pass on: Hello! We have a great convention planned in beautiful […]
Red Skelton, father of 7-pound daughter
(the birth announcement of Red Skelton’s daughter, Valentina, originally published in The Meriden Daily Journal on May 6, 1947)
Red Skelton’s wife to seek divorce: continues to write his gags
Red Skelton’s wife to seek divorce – an article first published in the Warsaw Daily Union on December 30, 1942, dealing with Red’s first wife, Edna, filing for […]