The 1944 Christmas song “Baby It’s Cold Outside” was written by Frank Loesser (1910-1969) to sing with his wife, Lynn Garland (1916-1986), at a party to tell guests that it was time to leave.

Sung here by Red Skelton (1913-1997) and Betty Garrett (1919-2011) in MGM’s “Neptune’s Daughter” (1949).

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URL: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZXU8DPEkKVk&si=jEbq2Tm-CItjpETh

Betty Garrett & Red Skelton - Baby, It's Cold Outside ("Neptune's Daughter")

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6 December 2024

Did you ever watch the Red Skelton Show? It was on the air for 20 years, 1951-1971, essentially my whole life through high school. I asked my wife last night if she ever heard of Freddy the Freeloader, and she said she hadn't, but she knew of the Red Skelton Show. Hmmm ... I don't know why I thought of Freddy the Freeloader, perhaps I was thinking of Ben and Charlie, they are free loaders after all. 😂 I lived with my grandparents at times while growing up, so the show was a staple along with The Lawrence Welk Show. It was a variety show, and Skelton was funny in clownish way. I recall he humbly ended each show my saying: "Good night and may God bless."

"All men make mistakes, but married men find out about them sooner." - Red Skelton

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Red Skelton and Phyllis Diller bring the house down in legendary comedy duel

Red Skelton and Phyllis Diller's comedy sketch garnered over 50 million views in its original broadcast. Don't miss this rare chance to witness two comedy legends at the peak of their powers – click now before this gem disappears again!

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