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a TV series he would narrate from September 1966 until his death in June 1969

eight members of the heavily favored Chicago White Sox conspired to throw the World Series in a gambling scam

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that of celebrity pop stars like the Spice Girls and Madonna as well as world famous footballers and tennis players

State's Attorney classic exploitation so Diane is asked to"I'm not looking at your legs, madam," says D. A. Tom Cardigan to the glamorous accused killer on the witness stand. "I'm looking at your soul!" In State's Attorney, John Barrymore dazzles courtroom audiences and movie audiences alike as Cardigan, a mob mouthpiece turned principled prosecutor. Although he's tangled up with booze, shady characters, a bad girl who's good for him (Helen Twelvetrees) and a good girl who's bad for him (Jill Esmond, at the