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(1934) Joe Palooka (Stuart Erwin), a man with natural boxing talent, is discovered by a shady boxing manager (Jimmy Durante). Jimmy Durante, Lupe Velez, Stuart Erwin, Marjorie Rambeau, Robert Armstrong, Mary Carlisle, William Cagney, Thelma Todd, Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra, Director: Benjamin Stoloff.

(1932) Believing that he has inherited a large sum of money, a timid professor (Buster Keaton) decides to fund a musical. Buster Keaton, Jimmy Durante, Ruth Selwyn, Thelma Todd, Hedda Hopper, William Pawley, Sidney Toler, Lawrence Grant, Henry Armetta, Edward Brophy, Director: Edward Sedgwick.

(1932) A businessman's daughter (Jessie Matthews) runs away from an arranged marriage, only to find herself penniless and suspected of theft. Jessie Matthews, Owen Nares, Carol Goodner, Jerry Verno, Mignon O'Doherty, Roland Culver, Director: Albert de Courville.

(1950) In 1640 France, Cyrano (José Ferrer), the charismatic swordsman-poet with the absurd nose, hopelessly loves the beauteous Roxane (Mala Powers); she, in turn, confesses to Cyrano her love for the handsome but tongue-tied Christian (William Prince). José Ferrer, Mala Powers, William Prince, Morris Carnovsky, Ralph Clanton, Lloyd Corrigan, Virginia Farmer, Edgar Barrier, Elena Verdugo, Albert Cavens, Director: Michael Gordon.

(1950) A badly injured fugitive (Lew Ayres) explains to a priest (Victor Jory) how he came to be in his present predicament. Lew Ayres, Teresa Wright, Victor Jory, Jacqueline White, Jimmy Hunt, Edwin Rand, Barry Kelley, Duncan Renaldo, William Bakewell, Milton Parsons, Frank Matts, Felipe Turich, Director: John Sturges.

(1949) A stubborn old farmer (Walter Brennan) won't listen to any of his neighbors about how to improve the efficiency of his farm with modern methods, as he thinks "the old ways" were just fine. Marguerite Chapman, Walter Brennan, Robert Paige, Natalie Wood, Ted Donaldson, Connie Marshall, Robert Ellis, Irving Bacon, Milburn Stone, Jeanne LaDuke, Director: William D. Russell.

(1949) A dancer (Sally Forrest) who has just gotten engaged to her partner and choreographer (Keefe Brasselle) and is about to embark on a major career is devastated to learn that she has contracted polio. Sally Forrest, Keefe Brasselle, Hugh O'Brian, Eve Miller, Lawrence Dobkin, Rita Lupino, Herbert Butterfield, Kevin O'Morrison, Stanley Waxman, Jerry Housner, John Franco, Director: Ida Lupino.

(1946) The classic story of Pip the British orphan. John Mills, Valerie Hobson, Bernard Miles, Francis L. Sullivan, Martita Hunt, Finlay Currie, Alec Guinness, Ivor Barnard, Freda Jackson, Anthony Wager, Jean Simmons, Director: David Lean.

(1942) A lowly BBC employee (Arthur Askey) is assigned the solitary job of sending weather reports from a remote Scottish lighthouse where he finds himself fighting Nazi spies. Arthur Askey, Moore Marriott, Graham Moffatt, Googie Withers, Director: Herbert Mason.

(1940) Twenty years after the murder of Alice Barlow (Marie Wright), her house is finally occupied again. However, the husband (Anton Walbrook) of the couple who have moved in has a secret which he will do anything to keep hidden. Anton Walbrook, Diana Wynyard, Frank Pettingell, Cathleen Cordell, Robert Newton, Minnie Rayner, Jimmy Hanley, Director: Thorold Dickinson.

(1938) An innocent man (Barton MacLane) is sent to prison. Barton MacLane, Glenda Farrell, Paul Hurst, Director: Arthur Lubin.

(1937) A visiting American (Edward G. Robinson) engages in a bold business promotion, the likes of which the British have not seen. Edward G. Robinson, Luli Deste, Nigel Bruce, Constance Collier, Ralph Richardson, Arthur Wontner, Nancy Burne, Director: Marion Gering.

(1932) Richard Walters (Howard Phillips) is condemned to death for a murder he claims not to have committed. He arrives on death row just before a brutal inmate leads the other convicts in a violent uprising. Walters gets caught up in the riot, while on the outside his friends are trying to find evidence of his innocence. Howard Phillips, Preston S. Foster, George E. Stone, Noel Madison, Alan Roscoe, Paul Fix, Al Hill, Daniel L. Haynes, Director: Sam Bischoff.

(1945) A serial killer appears to be on the loose in London and Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone) assists Inspector Gregson (Matthew Boulton) of Scotland Yard in the investigation. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Hillary Brooke, Henry Daniell, Paul Cavanagh, Matthew Boulton, Eve Amber, Director: Roy William Neill.

(1932) A young woman (Isla Bevan) turns to Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Wontner) for protection when she's menaced by an escaped killer seeking missing treasure. However, when the woman is kidnapped, Holmes and Watson (Ian Hunter) must penetrate the city's criminal underworld to find her. Arthur Wontner, Isla Bevan, Ian Hunter, Graham Soutten, Miles Malleson, Herbert Lomas, Gilbert Davis, Margaret Yarde, Roy Emerton, Director: Graham Cutts.

(4/27/1954) Season 2, Episode 14. Jerry's (Richard Denning) old nurse (Hillary Brooke) manipulates him into recovering $100,000 in stolen money that was hidden by her accomplice. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, John Hoyt, Hillary Brooke, Nolan Leary, Director: Lew Landers.

(4/13/1954) Season 2, Episode 12. Pam (Barbara Britton) enrolls in a modeling school and discovers that fencing class isn't the only place where one can get stuck by a sword. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Director: Paul Landres.

(4/6/1954) Season 2, Episode 11. Pam (Barbara Britton) believes she's meeting Amelia Little (Barbara Stewart), a childhood friend, whom she hasn't seen in years. The truth is, however, this woman (Tony Gerry) is an impostor and a killer who tossed Amelia off the train and assumed her identity. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Tony Gerry, Tracey Roberts, Barbara Stewart, Director: Lew Landers.

(3/30/1954) Season 2, Episode 10. On a night train to New York from Miami, Pam (Barbara Britton) spots a woman (Maria Palmer) who was supposed to be on a night plane to Havana. The woman is in handcuffs and Pam suspects something is wrong. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Director: Paul Landres.

(3/23/1954) Season 2, Episode 9. A friend (Robert Hutton) of the Norths, a successful lawyer, receives a death threat before his wedding. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Robert Hutton, Director: Paul Landres.

(2/16/1954) Season 2, Episode 4. A criminal gang lures Pam and Jerry (Barbara Britton and Richard Denning) to a cabin in the woods and holds them hostage. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Director: Lew Landers.

(6/26/1953) Season 1, Episode 39. Jerry (Richard Denning) and Pam (Barbara Britton) accompany Nathaniel Sykes III (Lucien Littlefield) to the small town where his ancestor is buried to retrieve the historic documents from his ancestor's coffin. Buried in the next grave over are a drifter and a million dollars, stashed by a gang of criminals who want to keep the stolen loot in the grave until the cops lose interest. When the headstones get switched, there is panic. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy.

(5/29/1953) Season 1, Episode 35. Chuck Walker (Dick Jones), a North family friend who was forced to leave the navy after they found out he lied about his age, is accused of robbery and assault, but is he really the guilty party? Pam (Barbara Britton) and Jerry (Richard Denning) investigate. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy.

(1/23/1953) Season 1, Episode 17. Pam (Barbara Britton) finds out that Jerry (Richard Denning) is judging a beauty contest and that one of the entrants is a dead ringer for her. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy.

(11/17/1952) Season 1, Episode 3. Pam (Barbara Britton) buys a replica antique chest at an auction, but gets more than she bargained for when she and Jerry (Richard Denning) open it at home and find a corpse inside. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Director: Ralph Frances Murphy.

(2/2/1954) Season 2, Episode 2. Pam (Barbara Britton) and Jerry (Richard Denning) plan to have a nice quiet picnic at the beach, but a sniper (Robert Osterloh) quickly changes those plans. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Director: Paul Landres.

(5/1/1953) Season 1, Episode 31. Pam (Barbara Britton) is disappointed when the fur she thought was her birthday present is retrieved by a store representative; the man says it was delivered to her by mistake. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy.

(11/7/1952) Season 1, Episode 6. After a day at the racetrack, the Norths (Barbara Britton and Richaed Denning) find the body of jockey Eddie Mears in their car trunk. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy.

(1/2/1958) Season 4, Episode 13. A troubled young woman (Anne Francis) confesses to murdering her abusive father (Sidney Blackmer), but a psychiatrist (Skip Homeier) doesn't believe she did it. Anne Francis, Skip Homeier, Betty Field, Sidney Blackmer, William Talman, Host: Bill Lundigan. Director: Paul Nickell.

(2/6/1958) Season 4, Episode 17. Trapped in a crossfire of human emotions, a hospital chief surgeon (Dan Duryea) fights his own conscience to decide the fate of two men (both played by Steve McQueen). He must weigh the possible sacrifice of one life for another. Dan Duryea, Ann Rutherford, Steve McQueen, Eduard Franz, Gloria Talbott, Host: Bill Lundigan. Director: Buzz Kulik.

(11/7/1957) Season 4, Episode 5. A publicity hungry singer (Johnny Desmond) has pulled so many stunts that when he announces that he can identify a serial killer, nobody believes him-except the serial killer (Denver Pyle). Johnny Desmond, Marisa Pavan, James Dunn, Gil Stratton, Jackie Coogan, Host: Bill Lundigan. Director: Paul Nickell.

(9/5/1957) Season 3, Episode 43. A forest fire spreads with fury, threatens a town with destruction, and brands a boy (Malcolm Brodrick) a murderer. Linda Darnell, Forrest Tucker, Harry Townes, Malcolm Brodrick, Host: Bill Lundigan. Director: Don Medford.

(3/28/1957) Season 3, Episode 22. Two outlaws (Michael Rennie and Cesar Romero) hide out from a lynch mob in a convent. Michael Rennie, Cesar Romero, Rita Moreno, Osa Massen, Noah Beery, Host: Bill Lundigan. Director: Buzz Kulik.

(11/17/1955) Season 2, Episode 10. Lady Bertha Wetherby (Ann Harding) befriends mild-mannered palm reader Mr. Vorhees (Peter Lorre) and invites him to live with her at her estate. Her nephew, Randy (Louis Hayward), suspects that Vorhees is a fraud who is trying to take advantage of her kindness. However, as Randy attempts to expose him, many of Mr. Vorhees' predictions appear to be coming true. Louis Hayward, Peter Lorre, Ann Harding, Host: Bill Lundigan. Director: Allen Reisner.

(9/22/1955) Season 2, Episode 4. A woman (Nina Foch) murders her abusive husband (Vincent Price) to save her son (Peter Votrian). While she makes it looks like an accident, she still has consequences to face. Nina Foch, Vincent Price, Dick Foran, Harry Bellaver, Peter Votrian. Director: Allen Reisner.

(9/8/1955) Season 2, Episode 2. A lovable but naive man (Red Skelton) is duped into helping a gang of confidence men. Red Skelton, Ann Rutherford. Director: Seymour Berns.

(7/28/1955) Season 1, Episode 34. A little known adaptation of Robert Louis Stevensons' classic. Michael Rennie, Cedric Hardwicke, Mary Sinclair. Director: Allen Reisner.

(10/21/1954) Season 1, Episode 3. American spy James Bond (Barry Nelson) must outsmart card wiz and Chief Soviet Agent in the area, LeChiffre (Peter Lorre). Barry Nelson, Peter Lorre, Linda Christian. Director: William H. Brown.

(5/18/1953) Season 5, Episode 34. A magazine writer (Art Carney) is sent to Los Angeles to do a feature story on a comedian (Jackie Gleason) who is an overnight sensation. He soon discovers that the man who provides such happiness to his viewers is really a braggart, a louse and a heel. Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Rita Morley, Marian Seldes, Sally Gracie, Carl Frank. Director: Paul Nickell.

(5/26/1952) Season 4, Episode 37. A biopic of Lincoln (Robert Pastene), with vignettes from his accepting the Republican nomination in 1860 right up until the night at Ford's theater. Judith Evelyn, Robert Pastene. Director: Paul Nickell.

(9/10/1951) Season 3, Episode 55. Five prison inmates volunteer to have cancer implanted in their bodies in order to further cancer research. Ruth Ford, Richard Kiley, Harold Stone, Robert H. Harris, Harry Davis, John Marriott. Director: Roy Fowler.

(8/13/1951) Season 3, Episode 51. A man (Richard Purdy) who works at a bank is tormented by the other employees. Richard Purdy, Martin Brooks, Maria Riva, Robert H. Harris. Director: John Peyser.

(4/2/1951) Season 3, Episode 32. In 1946 Germany, everything is in ruins, people are hungry and Communists are clamoring to fill the power void now that the Nazis are gone. In the midst of this, two people are in love but must battle these forces to make a go of it. Patric Knowles, Anne Marno, Dennis Harrison, Leni Stengel, Don Dickinson, Kurt Katch, Paul Andor, James Winslow, John Fletcher. Director: Paul Nickell.

(2/27/1950) Season 2, Episode 25. A young British actress falls in love with a married American surgeon and devotes herself to his happiness. The drama stars Priscilla Gillette and Charlton Heston. Director: Paul Nickell.

(1/16/1968) Season 17, Episode 18. Red recreates some of his classic routines, such as 'Guzzler's Gin', 'Dunking Doughnuts', and 'Bathing the Baby.' He also sings 'Scarlet Ribbons' and introduces his own composition 'The Everett McKinley Dirksen March', in honor of the Illinois Republican Senator. Red Skelton, David Rose and His Orchestra, Art Gilmore (Announcer).

(1/1/1963) Season 12, Episode 14. Silent Spot: Hangover. Red and Martha Raye do a takeoff on the then-current Hollywood epic, Antony and Cleopatra. Red Skelton, Tommy Noonan, Martha Raye, David Rose and His Orchestra, Jan Arvan, Benny Rubin, Gil Stuart, Art Gilmore (Announcer), Gil Griggs. Director: Seymour Berns.

(1/7/58) Season 7, Episode 14. A takeoff of Alexander Dumas' classic tale, The Three Musketeers. Guests: Andy Devine, John Carradine, Sterling Holloway, Valerie Allen and Franklin Pangborn.

(3/5/1957) Season 6, Episode 21. The Kadiddlehopper's, at first, dismayed at the black gooey stuff on their land, learn that it is worth a fortune, which Clem (Red Skelton) uses to create a financial empire and make Daisy June (Carol Channing) a star so she will marry him. Red Skelton, Jan Arvan, Seymour Berns, Carol Channing, David Rose and his Orchestra, Richard Deacon, Art Gilmore (Announcer), Peter Lorre. Director: Seymour Berns.

The Red Skelton Show with Virginia Gregg as Guest.

The Red Skelton Show with Guest George Raft.