:10:02
Oh, doctor.
:10:04
Doctor.
:10:06
Just a moment,
while I calm these paralytics.
:10:08
Oh, dear. Doctor.
:10:10
Doctor, this is Miss Standish,
owner of the sanitarium.
:10:14
- How do you do, Miss Standish?
- How do you do?
:10:17
You're the prettiest owner
of a sanitarium I've ever seen.
:10:20
- Thank you.
- You have a charming place here.
:10:25
I knew your mother very well.
:10:27
I'll let you in on a little secret.
:10:29
Many, many years ago,
in the dear, dim past...
:10:32
...I proposed to your mother.
:10:34
- But that's my father.
- No wonder he turned me down.
:10:39
Now, doctor, I'd like you
to meet your new associates.
:10:42
Johnson, Bellevue Hospital, 1918.
:10:44
Franco, Johns Hopkins, '22.
:10:46
- Wilmerding, Mayo brothers, '24.
- Dodge brothers, late '29.
:10:50
Doctor, I'm happy to welcome
you as chief of staff.
:10:52
I hope you'll be able to pull
the sanitarium out of its difficulties.
:10:56
The sanitarium's having
a little financial trouble.
:10:59
I get it. I'm not gonna get paid.
So long! Take it away!
:11:01
Oh, no, no, no.
Doctor, please don't go.
:11:04
- I'll take care of your salary.
- Oh, yeah?
:11:07
The last job I had,
I had to take it out in trade.
:11:09
And this is no butcher shop.
:11:11
Not yet anyhow.
:11:14
Judy, it seems to me,
if I may say so...
:11:17
...we are making rather
a hasty decision.
:11:19
Surely you don't question
the doctor's ability.
:11:22
No. Not exactly.
:11:24
But running a sanitarium calls
for a man with peculiar talents.
:11:27
I've got the most peculiar talents
of any doctor you ever met.
:11:31
I'm satisfied with Mrs. Upjohn's
recommendations.
:11:34
If you'll excuse me, I'll go
and bring in the rest of the staff.
:11:38
Why don't you go out and bring in
something. Preferably your resignation.
:11:42
Tell me, Dr. Hackenbush...
:11:44
...just what was your medical
background?
:11:47
- Medically?
- Yes.
:11:49
Well, at the age of 15, I got a job
in a drugstore filling prescriptions.
:11:54
Don't you have to be 21
to fill prescriptions?
:11:56
Well, that's for grownups.
I just filled them for children.