Red Skelton Hour 1966-12-20 with Greer Garson "The Christmas Spirit"

[@sheilahballard1039]

This is wonderful! This is when television and entertainment was a good thing and could be shared as a family together. The values of kindness, family and friendship with worship of God are an all but forgotten rarity now. Hate and criminality with a mad striving for wealth and materialism rules the day. Seeing this show is proof that love if we choose it can make all the difference.

[@manuellarodrigues]

Greer is always a joy to watch! Love her so much!

[@beegee22]

This is marvelous - pure Red Skelton. What a wonderful show he put on. His show was full of wonderful characters who always gave us pause. And he always closed with "May God bless." ❤❤🙏🙏

[@johnwalker3620]

It's good to see these old episodes. Red Skelton was such a great comedian. Definitely one of a kind. Thanks for sharing.

[@voiceover-impressionist]

Loved Greer Garson and how she narrated the stop motion animation of: The Little Drummer Boy. Such a classy lady...

[@darenabaker]

My old man is in that choir group. Very cool to see this. Thank you!

[@c749milla]

Say Merry Christmas to your dad for me as I was in that group too.Just found this tonite. Red Skelton was as great guy. He treated us as brothers.. He paid the dancers overtime to sit with us and visit during the taping.

[@briandobson5135]

My Father-in-law is also in that choir.

[@wynnturney4281]

My grandpa was in that choir group as well!

[@peggy6244]

Cool! I was wondering if anyone recognized someone and what their age would be now

[@michaelrestock3372]

A true lady and gentleman.

[@marilynward1186]

Love this! Greer is always so gun to watch! Love her laugh and her interaction with those boys!. Thanks for sharing this!

[@jackrichey4931]

how about uploading more shows with Martha Raye?

[@barb8341]

Could you Please upload the episode with Tallulah Bankhead?

[@RedSkeltonMuseum]

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[@michaelmcgee8543]

I guess Freddy was too proud to live on welfare. This character reminded me of a real person that I thought was homeless.She took ever thing with her and carried most of it on a grocery cart,but was a very nice person.It turned out that she was on social security was was too scared to stay home and leave her stuff at home .She must have been in a bad neighborhood .

[@Yesterday5656]

Was the audience laughter added later?

[@Liki972]

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[@michaelmcgee8543]

That episode showed that gentrification is not new . Those two bad characters earlier before they reformed ,remind me ,possibly, owners of the Cinerama dome in Hollywood, not reopening it,possibly using the bankruptcy as an excuse to down size in there theater chain to increase greedy profit ,in the name of slowing covid down ,maybe e ,if that is the owners motivation for not reopening the theater museum. may be.

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