Education and Schools
A New Year's monologue leads into Clem Kadiddlehopper's confused attempt to make his way through a chaotic school day.
Find a specific broadcast or search thousands of classic radio recordings by title, story, program, decade or listening collection.
Every result below matches the active relationship filters shown above.
A New Year's monologue leads into Clem Kadiddlehopper's confused attempt to make his way through a chaotic school day.
Music accompanies sketches about a Western dispute over dancing and an ill-fated visit to a dime-a-dance hall.
A rookie policeman's incompetence and Junior's unusual understanding of law enforcement drive the program's principal sketches.
Stand-up, music and character sketches examine the misunderstandings and comic trouble created by jealousy.
Music and award-show banter accompany two extended comedy sketches centered on elevators and the people trapped in their awkward situations.
A sequence of sketches and gags lampoons taxi drivers, passengers and the everyday confusion of city cab travel.
A Western lawman uses unconventional evidence to identify a bank robber, then Junior turns fingerprinting into a second comic disaster.
Music and comedy surround sketches about a trip to Hawaii and a serviceman's misadventures during a sea voyage.
A jealous quarrel, a failing Hawaiian dance act and Junior's disastrous ballet lesson form the main sketches in this rehearsal.
Red's characters Clem Kadiddlehopper and Junior headline a comic look at dating as one of America's favorite pastimes.
Anita Ellis appears while Clem Kadiddlehopper tries disastrously to drive a cab and Junior creates another round of trouble.
Red's sketches include a confrontation with a traffic officer and an unfortunate encounter with a polecat.
Quick banter leads into a chaotic traffic courtroom and a domestic sketch in which Junior becomes involved with a missing pie.
The program reveals comic secrets of a bus driver, follows a bashful man's department-store ordeal and lets Junior outmaneuver his grandmother.
A Western parody shares the program with domestic comedy in which Junior complicates an approaching marriage proposal.
Skelton's characters stumble through a farmer's confusion, a disastrous shared bedroom and Junior's ill-advised attempts to tame a lion.
This rehearsal features an inept honorary fireman, a bumbling cowboy and inventors demonstrating increasingly ridiculous devices.
The program showcases Red's familiar characters Deadeye, Clem Kadiddlehopper and Junior in a collection of Western and domestic comedy sketches.
This rehearsal mixes a comic tribute to mothers with Junior tormenting his long-suffering grandmother.
Stories of San Francisco lead into sketches about an eccentric inventor and another round of Junior's disruptive behavior.
Red combines monologue comedy, physical sketches and music in a show built around the hapless Barber of Schlemeil.
For the season finale Red cycles through familiar characters including a philosophical food tester, a bungling fireman and Junior.
Music and comedy frame two major sketches, one about a hopeless fireman and another about a family road trip that quickly goes wrong.
A terrible driver, an unhappy air-conditioner salesman, Willie Lump Lump as an inept fireman and Junior supply a sequence of chaotic sketches.
Red honors newsboys with comedy and music before Clem Kadiddlehopper becomes involved in a confused lesson about fire prevention.
A fireman protests a cigarette-commercial effect, a Western card shark finds trouble and Junior supplies the domestic chaos.
This rehearsal combines Red's variety comedy with a Western serial and another appearance by Junior, the Mean Widdle Kid.
Clem Kadiddlehopper and Junior appear alongside music and a Western sketch built around a troublesome card game.
Junior's school misbehavior creates enough chaos to inspire an exaggerated call for educational reform.
Following observational comedy, Red plays a mother trying to apply modern child psychology to the impossible Junior.
A country boy's haircut creates a mistaken-identity problem with a dog catcher, while Junior adopts an enormous and unusual dog.
Current-event jokes lead into a disastrous anniversary portrait session and more trouble from Junior and his aggressive new dog.
Red's familiar characters and musical performances fill the hour before the program closes with a special award presentation.
Choose an archive episode to view its synopsis.
Pause Golden Radio Hour automatically after: