The Yearling
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Sep 5, 2026
BranHOST
It finally comes out that it's the same movie that he's going to be playing every year for the past four years.
BranHOST
It's The Yearling.
BranHOST
Taylor's fed up with Lorelai complaining about this.
BranHOST
And so he hands her.
BranHOST
day, they all go to the movie.
BranHOST
We see Kirk short, and it's perfect.
BranHOST
And then the yearling is getting ready to play.
BranHOST
They overhear Patty and Babette talking.
William KeeleyHOST
What have you been doing since Warner Brothers induced you to come to Hollywood?
Joan WinfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, I've made seven pictures, and when I'm not before the cameras, I'm visiting other sets.
William KeeleyHOST
Did you see the filming of Warner Brothers' new thriller, the picture Sidney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre have just finished? The verdict? Uh-huh.
Joan WinfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Oh, yes, and it was so exciting.
Joan WinfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But what impressed me especially on the Warner lot was the lavish sets for their new musical, The Time, the Place, and the Girl.
speaker_10NARRATOR
Good night, Hume.
speaker_10NARRATOR
Hume Cronin appeared through the courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, producers of the Technicolor production, The Yearling.
speaker_10NARRATOR
Next Thursday, same time, you will hear Judy Garland as star
Ken NilesADVERTISER
of Suspense.
BranHOST
It finally comes out that it's the same movie that he's going to be playing every year for the past four years.
BranHOST
It's The Yearling.
BranHOST
Taylor's fed up with Lorelai complaining about this.
BranHOST
And so he hands her.
BranHOST
The next day, they all go to the movie.
BranHOST
We see Kirk short, and it's perfect.
BranHOST
And then the yearling is getting ready to play.
BranHOST
They overhear Patty and Babette talking.
Jack BennyHOST
Well, I congratulated her, Mary.
Jack BennyHOST
I told her she was wonderful in The Yearling, didn't I, Janie?
Mary LivingstonePANELIST
Yes, you did.
Jack BennyHOST
And the technicolor and scenery in the picture were the most gorgeous I've ever seen.
Jane WymanGUEST
Wyman, you're only a guest, but you're just as corny as they are.
Don WilsonPANELIST
Yeah.
Don WilsonPANELIST
Well, Miss Wyman, I saw the yearling and I was very impressed, but...
Don WilsonPANELIST
There's one scene that I'd like to ask you about.
QuintonHOST
But, you know, just to remind the listeners of the films that were nominated.
QuintonHOST
Going against the best years of our lives, there was Henry V, It's a Wonderful Life, The Razor's Edge, and The Yearling.
QuintonHOST
So, yeah, watched all these movies, and I would say there was three pretty... okay movies like like none of them were bad I think I give them all three maybe a 3.5 like some of them were great even Henry V which I thought might be my least favorite Shakespeare story ever like I just I'm not a big fan of this Shakespeare play but I thought the production I thought the production design was pretty freaking great like I like some of this the parts of this movie were crazy good and I get why it was nominated like it was pretty mind-blowing right how many people they had on set it's pretty good spectacle but you know It's my least favorite Shakespeare play.
QuintonHOST
I'm not super into the story of that one.
QuintonHOST
It seems like a little too comedic considering it's a war epic.
QuintonHOST
But, you know, that's beside the point.
QuintonHOST
And then The Razor's Edge and The Yearling, both very competent screenplays.
QuintonHOST
You know, pretty cute movies.
Brandon DavisGUEST
No, I get it.
Ben BerkGUEST
It's not The Yearling moving.
Ben BerkGUEST
Um, but just like-
Tony MaiettaHOST
Yes, exactly.
Dan GarrisHOST
1946, Best Years of Our Lives was up against Henry V, that Paul just mentioned.
Dan GarrisHOST
It's a Wonderful Life, Razor's Edge, and The Yearling.
Kate EvansPANELIST
Yeah.
Kate EvansPANELIST
Tearjerker.
Dale DickeyGUEST
There was a director here, Hollywood director in the '30s and '40s named Clarence Brown.
Dale DickeyGUEST
He did National Velvet, The Yearling, a, a myriad of movies.
Dale DickeyGUEST
He bequeathed a lot of money.
Dale DickeyGUEST
He was an alum of UT.