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| Above, the card Red Skelton signed in 1972. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Last evening, I was perusing the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy website.
While there, I remembered I have an autographed card that Red Skelton signed for me at the Century Plaza Hotel in 1972.
I ran into him in the hotel lobby and asked him to sign the card, which he graciously did. We had a short conversation about his show's cancelation by CBS. He expressed his displeasure over that action by the network, despite his show still having good ratings.
The Museum's website has a store link and I started checking it for photographs to accompany the autographed card. I didn't find any.
I then checked around via Google and found many. I settled on one that is an 8 x 10" black & white photo of Red as Freddie the Freeloader, my favorite Red Skelton character. I ordered it and it should arrive sometime next week. Once it does, I will take it to Frame 'n Art in Gallup to have it framed and matted with the autographed card.
When finished, I will hang it in the den, probably near one from Clint Eastwood.
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