Red Skelton Hour 1963-01-22 GS: Phil Harris and Alice Faye
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- "Children Should Be Seen But Not Had"
Red plays Junior Cavendish, aka The Mean Widdle Kid, who has driven his father (Phil Harris) to drink and his mother (Alice Faye)
halfway to the booby hatch.
Musical Highlights:
Phil Harris sings "Old Man Time"
Alice Faye does a medley of "Let's Go Slumming", "After the Ball is Over"
and "Cruising Down the River."
"The Silent Spot"
Red introduces his classic pantomime routine about courtship rituals in the 1890s. (CTVA)
Thank you U TUBE. For giving me the opportunity to see my grandfather ( Phil Harris) again and again!
Linton celebrated his 120 birthday in June. The Museum just did an exhibit.
As soon as I saw that Phil and Alice were guests, I knew I would have another great hour!!!!!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful treasure!
Nice reprise of "Slumming On Park Avenue", by Alice Faye. As lovely and charming as ever!
My favorites together.
Another best sketch!
This is so precious, you can’t totally see that Alice enjoyed playing his mother here 😍❤️
Lotta these old shows haven't seen before, thank you 🙂
The musical number about the "long-ago" 1920s, is the equivalent of a 2023 musical number about 1983.
"Brought to you by...🎶🎵"
Skelton pretty good, ive seen scores of the old show from different sources,THNX for releasing another, with over 600+ shows Skelton did, be curious to know how many might still exist?
I hope you can retrieve the video tapes ,unless they are lost and only available Kinescope only, of skeletons 58 and early sixties episodes, especially his occasional color broad cast tapes in the late fifties and early sixties.In fact I got a DVD of nothing but kinescope episodes of skeleton that goes through the sixties except the late 60's on NBC they were on video tape .I could not understand why the skeleton estate could not negotiation with CBS to show video tape version they preserve in their vault of his late 50's early sixties period .
@The Vault In 60 or 61 there was a repeat of a 59 episode that guest star Nancy Walker about the beauty parlor . We still had black and white t.v. I remember seeing it. Now it's kinescope on a DVD and found out it was in color originally . C.BS. kept it till after 61 and put it on
16mm ,worst not Kodachrome ? I know that CBS owns some earlier skeletons .A clip was shown on T.C.M. when they were talking about Red.It was Shot n black in White video clip from 61. When he played George Appalbee talking on a phone. At the bottom it stayed care of C.B.S. Now TC.M might of made a mistake and it could have. been 62 episode, but , it stayed 61. Why the Skelton estate when putting out the Skelton collection 9 years ago on DVD did not use any black n white video masters from C.BS. archives for 62 and up episodes include color ,except the ones in 70 and an excerpt from his h.b.o. I'm guessing Skeletons children and grand children were on a budget when they put this set out and for them the earlier video masters were too expensive for them to use from C.B.S., maybe. I'm glad that the original video masters for his earlier shows were retrieve for you tube.
This dancer sequence I really like excellent yet comical. I usually don't like them.
26:23 Bess Flowers in the front row!
Thank you
George Macready behind her?
That opening would not work today
Well at least Alice and Phil were great.