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News about Red Skelton from his hometown Vincennes Indiana. Blog on the Red Skelton Festival.
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
"Red Skelton Show" choreographer died
'Nabors' director Tom Hansen - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper
Tom Hansen was nominated for an Emmy for an episode of "The Red Skelton Show".
Tom Hansen was nominated for an Emmy for an episode of "The Red Skelton Show".
Monday, May 15, 2006
Saturday, May 13, 2006
New artist for mural
Randall Hedden is now the artist for the Red Skelton mural. Painting begins on May 25. Hedden painted the mural on the Old Gimbel Bond building. (Vincennes S-C 05/10/2006)
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Michelle Memering decorates a statue of Red Skelton as 'Freddy the Freeloader' in the showroom of Memering Motorplex, 1949 Hart St., Tuesday. This statue and several others will be placed at businesses around the community in time for the inaugural Red Skelton Festival on June 10-11. The June 10 formal Gala and Opening at the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center will star the Smother Brothers and Red Skelton impersonator, Tom Mullica. The $150 ticket price includes a donation to build a museum to display and take care of the nearly $3 million collection of Red Skelton memorabilia donated to Vincennes University by Red's widow, Lothian Skelton. More information about Red Skelton, the gala, festival and how to purchase tickets can be found at the performing arts center Web site at vinu.edu/redskelton. (Staff photo by Kevin J. Kilmer)
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Michelle Memering decorates a statue of Red Skelton as 'Freddy the Freeloader' in the showroom of Memering Motorplex, 1949 Hart St., Tuesday. This statue and several others will be placed at businesses around the community in time for the inaugural Red Skelton Festival on June 10-11. The June 10 formal Gala and Opening at the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center will star the Smother Brothers and Red Skelton impersonator, Tom Mullica. The $150 ticket price includes a donation to build a museum to display and take care of the nearly $3 million collection of Red Skelton memorabilia donated to Vincennes University by Red's widow, Lothian Skelton. More information about Red Skelton, the gala, festival and how to purchase tickets can be found at the performing arts center Web site at vinu.edu/redskelton. (Staff photo by Kevin J. Kilmer)
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