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Red Skelton Museum Foundation NEWSLETTER Red Skelton Museum Foundation NEWSLETTER • Volume 5 Issue 1 • February 2015 The mission of the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy is to continue the Legacy of LEGACY Red Skelton through inspiration and education. Queen of Hearts Original image from the collection o� Laughter Note from the Chairman Many new Festival, June 6-8, which included Since we opened our doors in July and wonderful a parade and a downtown festival of 2013, over 12,000 visitors have happenings with food and craft vendors, bathtub enjoyed the museum including have occurred in races, musical entertainment, a 125 group tours. The Vincennes 2014 at the Red film festival and a carnival. It was Tourism Bureau has noted a marked Skelton Museum. also the inaugural year for the Red increase in tourism to Knox County It has been Skelton Comedy Camp for children. since our opening. an extremely Old National Bank sponsored a We are proud of all that has been Pat Summers exciting and hilarious performance by Brad Zinn accomplished thus far and look busy year in the theater to culminate the 2014 forward to even more success in the for our volunteers, the Kadiddle Festival. future as we expand not only our Hoppers, our board members, and In July, we were very proud to outreach to tour groups, but also our creative staff. April was the open the final phase of permanent our educational programs. month for two major activities— displays in the Museum with even our annual “Run for the Roses” more interactive exhibits for all Gala, a fund raising event, and the ages. The weekend began with an annual international conference “Intimate Evening with Mrs. Skelton” for the Association of Applied and and ended with a performance by Therapeutic Humor (AATH), April Red Skelton impersonator, Tom 2-6. This organization brought Mullica. People traveled from all All men over two hundred people from over the country to be here for this make nine different countries besides special event. mistakes, the USA. The week was filled with but married August saw the introduction of the organizational meetings, educational Red Skelton Entertainment Series men find classes, and presentations on the and exciting acts including: Sandy out about healthy benefits of humor. Anderson as Dolly Parton, The them sooner. June was filled with the Red Skelton Amazing Kreskin and the Diamonds. ~R.S. Red Skelton Museum Foundation Board of Directors TOPICS THIS ISSUE.... Chairman - Pat Summers Vice President - John Frenz Chairman Emeritus - Jim McCormick Secretary - Marilyn McCormick 2 Chairman Note President - Bernie Niehaus Treasurer - Mike Carney 3 Kadiddlehoppers 3 Volunteer Spotlight Shyla Beam Nancy Reynolds Hensel Anne Rinderle Dale Bieber Mark Hill Shirley Rose 4 Phase 2 Grand Opening Darrel Bobe Rick Linenburg Bill Sandiford 5 Remembering Red John Bobe Will McCormick Helen Seirp Tony Burkhart Marc McNeece Bob Shetler 5 Educational Programs Doug Carroll Tom Nonte Kent Utt 6 Annual Appeal Jack Dale Jim Osborne Don Villwock 6 Corporate Sponsors Bill Ferguson George Rapp Ken Whigham JR Gaylor Phil Rath Joe Yochum 6 E-newsletter Richard Helton George Rehnquist Jerry Zeigler 7 Collection Feature George Ridgway 8 Upcoming Events 2 Red’s Kadiddlehoppers Join us in volunteering at the Museum The Red Skelton Museum of biweekly, weekly, one day a month, Kadiddlehoppers and become part American Comedy means many and “call me anytime” status. Hours of our family. Call the museum at different things to our visitors. donated by volunteers are recorded 888-4184 for information regarding Some love the paintings, others and used for annual reports and signing-up. enjoy Red’s silly performances. Our grant funding applications and We are excited to announce our interactive activities and sound so, every minute that you give new spring fundraiser, a 1950’s era effects booth are popular attractions counts! dance called Clem’s Kadiddle for families and individuals alike. We Since July 2014, we have become Hop. This will be the time for our laugh when you laugh. known as the Kadiddlehoppers, volunteers to be our shining stars A highlighted group of people and have welcomed new faces to and prepare the way for a delightful who shine with enthusiasm and our program. In addition to volunteer evening of 50’s and 60’s themed good humor are our Red Skelton appreciation receptions, our new entertainment. A silent auction, volunteers. Our volunteer program volunteer recognition live music, a dance competition, continues to be an important program converts dinner, soda shop, and photo booth, support system for the museum. volunteer hours to along with other activities are being Our open door policy allows museum store credit. planned. A meeting will be held in volunteers to do what they enjoy We appreciate all which all volunteers will be able to including assisting in our museum volunteers and their share their ideas and assist in an store, acting as tour guides, willingness to help. area of interest. Notification will be helping with mailings, ushering at A heartfelt emailed in the near future. Please events, and special projects. Each welcome is plan to attend this meeting and help month, a calendar is emailed to our extended to us bring back a bit of Red Skelton’s volunteers with sign-up times for anyone who might era of fame and entertainment. the month. Volunteers commit to wish to join the Join the Kadiddlehoppers Today! Any kid will run any errand for you, if you ask at bedtime. ~R.S. VOLUNTEER Spotlight Bob and Helen Maze are our couple in the spotlight for volunteer recognition at the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy. Bob and Helen have been married for 48 years and feel blessed to have met each other, as Bob’s home is Indiana and Helen came from California. They reside in Freelandville, Indiana. Bob and Helen enjoy sharing time with their grandsons. Helen has a special connection to Red Skelton, since her father, Marvin Bolinger, Bob and Helen was a male quartet singer in “Three Little Maze Words” a popular movie from 1947 that starred Red Skelton. Bob and Helen are regulars at the museum, as they enjoy working with the archives and entering data into the museum’s collection If you are interested in being a museum database. They also assist in the museum store and volunteer, please contact Jerri Johanningsmeier exhibit gallery. at 812-888-4184 or [email protected]. 3 Phase 2 Grand Opening July 2014 A Look Back... Avid Red Skelton fans and supporters, Addie Roger and Dick Wagner enjoying the festivities. Guest enjoying Red’s physical comedy with the silly footsteps. Red’s easel, used when he painted many of his original artworks displayed in our gallery. Inset sound effects into one of Red’s Mrs. Lothian Skelton and radio shows and see how sound Red Skelton Board Chairman, effects were produced. Pat Summers. 4 Remembering Red By Grady Dixon As a part time employee, on weekends, at the Red point on for about twenty minutes Red continued to Skelton Museum of American Comedy, I have the crack up the officer all alone on the corner of downtown pleasure of listening to many stories that people tell me Evansville at around 3:00 in the morning. The officer, about a time when they met Red. This one comes from who was unable to attend the show that previous a retired Evansville City police officer in the fall of 2013. evening, got a free show from America’s Clown, master He was on the night shift downtown Evansville when at himself, and a memory that he will take to his grave, around 3:00am he saw a man walking alone toward the laughing all the way. river from the Executive Inn. He told me that he thought If you have a story to tell about a time you met Red or a special it was Red so he stopped, rolled down his window and memory from watching one of his many performances, please said “Red, is that you?” Red had earlier that evening send it to us at [email protected]. We would love to use it in appeared at the Exec and was, of course staying there. an upcoming newsletter or on our facebook page. Like us on The officer then saw this tall man come up to his squad facebook, Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy. car and proceed to say, “Well father, I did not recognize you in your new fancy car and new suit”. From this Educational Programs We are happy to announce that we have received a portraits are awash with these features. Children will $1,000 grant from Psi Iota Xi which will help us launch explore form, line, color, and shape. Red’s comedic our educational programs next year. Our initial focus will performances showed his mastery of physicality. A be on Red Skelton artistic endeavors: art, performance choreographed approach will be used to explain how and music. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University Red conveyed character foibles and emotion with his School of Education solidify the importance of the arts face and body. Red also used props to heighten his in children’s lives. A study shared at the 2009 Learning, silliness, especially those that were oversized or faux. Arts, and the Brain Summit reported that children Red’s cheerful musical scores set the scene for many of showed more motivation, paid closer attention, and his pantomimes. remembered what they learned more easily when the Our educational programs will explore Red’s clean arts were integrated into the curriculum. comedy, his colorful art, enthusiastic physical talent Red’s art works are well suited to creative play activities and patriotic music while introducing Red’s legacy of due to his bold color scheme, strong use of geometric laughter to a whole new generation.
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