Toots Shore

The OLC-A-T-E, Colgate presents Bill Stern. With the Colgate, Shape, Cream, Sports, Newsreel. Bill, Stern, the Colgate, Shape, C-Man is on the app. Bill, Stern, the Colgate, Shape, C-Man with stories red. Take hands of bison, you'll look in, you'll get a shade that's molding clean.

You'll be your Colgate, brushless, and... Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Bill Stern bringing the 381st edition of the Colgate, Shape, Cream, Sports, Newsreel, featuring strange and fantastic stories. Some legends, some here say, but also interesting.

We'd like to pass them along to you. I guess the night is New York's most famous restaurant owner, Tootsor. But before we bring you Tootsor in person, let's begin with Real One, part trait of a wrestler.

This is the story of a wrestler. His name is Bob Smithus. But supposing I begin Bob's story we're at the story that you won't forget. Bob Smithus was born in Pittsburgh about 21 years ago.

And as he grew older, he loved sports, all kinds of sports, swimming, sledding, skating. But best of all, Bob loved to wrestle. In fact, by the time that Bob was five years old, his father had already taught him a simple holes in wrestling. Bob not only liked to wrestle, but he loved to watch others

engage in wrestling matches. And he was never happier than when his father would take him to see the big-time wrestling bouts that were staged in the Pittsburgh sporting arenas. Young Bob Smith just never seemed a tire of looking at these wrestlers. In his eyes, it light up with pleasures. He watched these wrestlers in

action. As Bob drew older, he attended the Western Pennsylvania Grammar School, and here, under expert supervision, Bob began to receive more advanced lessons in the art of wrestling. He was a good pupil, for he'd watched so many others perform that it wasn't long before Bob himself was one of the best wrestlers in his class, true.