The Millionaire1955

Michael Anthony:
[Anthony enters the study to see Tipton, seated in a high backed chair at his desk, with only his right arm visible to viewers. Tipton is playing with a baseball and baseball glove. Several sports trophies can be seen around the room] You sent for me, sir?

John Beresford Tipton:
Well, it's about that time of year again, Mike. Did you ever play baseball?

Michael Anthony:
[Smiles] Not since I was a young boy, sir.

John Beresford Tipton:
[Continues playing with the baseball and glove] People always think of baseball strictly in terms of it's being a game with players who become national heroes. There's more to it than "Mighty Casey has struck out."

Michael Anthony:
You're referring, of course, to the executive end of the game now.

John Beresford Tipton:
That's right, Mike. With players on the field, executives in the offices, never the twain shall meet.

[Tipton hands an envelope to Anthony]

John Beresford Tipton:
Or shall they?

[Anthony accepts the envelope, bows, and turns to leave]