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Red's opening monologue is about Spring cleaning. People who get lost: "Junior, The Mean Widdle Kid", gets lost in a department store. Deadeye and his gang are lost in the Mojave desert after robbing the Bank Of Azusa. Red Skelton, Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Hilliard, Wonderful Smith, Truman Bradley.

Red Skelton's impressive gallery of comic characterizations didn't need to be seen to be hilarious! Through sound alone, he brought to life a "fellow from the country", an inept outlaw, a down-for-the-count boxer, a shady politician, a Brooklynese braggart... and a holy terror known as "Junior, the Mean Widdle Kid".

In the tapestry of American entertainment, Red Skelton threads a vibrant color of joy. His journey with NBC began in 1939, a time when radio was the hearth around which America gathered. Sponsored by Avalon Cigarettes, Skelton's voice became a familiar comfort with "Avalon Time." As the world braced for change, on October 7, 1941, Skelton offered a new respite, "The Raleigh Cigarette Program." Here, he wove together a patchwork of characters, each unique in their follies and affections, from the lovably disoriented Cauliflower McPugg to the ever inebriated Willie Lump-Lump.One could hear the ...

The "Red Skelton Collection" brings together the best of this legendary comedian's radio performances. Relive the hilarity and charm of Red Skelton's timeless comedy, featuring his most memorable characters and funniest sketches. This collection is a must-have for fans of classic comedy and those who appreciate the art of laughter. Experience the joy and wit that made Red Skelton a household name during the golden age of radio.

Laugh along with the timeless humor of "Red Skelton," one of America's most beloved comedians. This collection features a variety of hilarious sketches and performances that showcase Red Skelton's unique comedic talent. From his famous characters to his witty monologues, each episode is packed with laughter and joy. Perfect for fans of classic comedy and those looking to experience the golden age of radio humor.