The Red Skelton Show - Season 14

Season 14
Episodes

Audrey Meadows / Johnny Rivers

Maurice Evans / The Rolling Stones

Robert Merrill

Ed Wynn / Vikki Carr

Martha Raye

Red Skelton in London

Vic Damone / Gale Garnett

Ginger Rogers

Pat Boone / Will Jordan / Joyce Jameson

Pat Boone / Will Jordan / Joyce Jameson

George Gobel / The Youngfolk

The Plight Before Christmas with Greer Garson

The McGuire Sisters / Shirley Mitchell

From London: Sebastian Cabot; The Rolling Stones

Al Hirt

Eve Arden / Manfred Mann

Don Knotts / The Searchers

Red Skelton and Marcel Marceau / Maurice Chevalier

Vincent Price / Anita Bryant

Robert Goulet

Hugh O'Brien / Piccola Pupa

Janis Paige / Sheilah Rogers

The Red Skelton Scrapbook '65 hosted by Ed Wynn

George C. Scott / The Honeycombs

Raymond Burr / The Kinks

Patrice Munsel

Paul Ford / Jan and Dean

Connie Stevens

Fred Gwynne / Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas

Martha Raye
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