“Over the Fence” is a 1920 silent short film starring baseball legend Babe Ruth as Babe Dugan, the star player of a baseball team. As the team strives to win a crucial game, Dugan finds himself at the heart of comedic mischief.

After hitting a home run ball that flies “over the fence” and breaks a window, the story unfolds with Dugan’s amusing attempts to retrieve the ball without angering the homeowner. This film not only highlights Ruth’s remarkable athletic skills but also his knack for slapstick comedy, presenting a delightful fusion of baseball action and humor.

Over the Fence | February 1, 1932 (United States)
Director: Lou BreslowWriter: Lou BreslowStars: Babe RuthSummary: "Over the Fence" is a short film where Babe Ruth saves kids from an arithmetic class, leading them to a joyous game of baseball. Released in 1932, this endearing comedy showcases Babe Ruth's off-field charisma as he ushers children into a world of camaraderie and play on the baseball diamond.

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