The Babe Ruth Story

From Hollywood, William Bendix, Charles Bickford and Lorraine Tuttle, in the current baseball classic, The Babe Ruth Story. Yes, from Hollywood, the Screen Guild players brought to you each Thursday night by... Camel Cigarette! How mild can a cigarette be?

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For the first time on the air, the Screen Guild players present... The Babe Ruth story, starring William Ben Vicks and Charles Bickford with Lorraine Thavol. All right, boys. All right, quiet now. There'll be no classes at St. Mary's School today.

Is it... is it the babe? Yes, my boy. It's the babe. Yes, here at St. Mary's School in Baltimore. This is where it all began. A long, long time ago. 1913, Christmas. And the chapel bell was ringing that morning too.

I remember as I was sitting in my study. Now who did that? Oh, through that snowball through my window. Oh, it's you, George. Merry Christmas, brother Matthias. Merry Christmas. I was trying to throw a curve.