:26:02
Look, Miss Standish, suppose...
Suppose I were to tell you...
:26:06
...that I'm not the doctor
you think I am.
:26:08
Well, you're the only one
that can help me.
:26:10
And do be nice to Mrs. Upjohn,
won't you?
:26:12
Well, she's not exactly my type,
but for you, I'd make love to a crocodile.
:26:18
Silly.
:26:21
Have the florist send roses to Mrs. Upjohn.
Write "Emily, I love you" on the bill.
:26:25
Just a moment, Dr. Hackenbush.
:26:29
Yes, Mr. Whitmore.
:26:31
No, I haven't been able to get that call
through to the Florida medical board.
:26:34
Well, I'm doing the best I can.
It ought to be here any minute.
:26:37
If that call's what I think, she can cancel
those roses and make it lilies for me.
:26:44
Get me Mr. Whitmore.
:26:49
- Hello?
- Here's your Florida call, Mr. Whitmore.
:26:51
All right. Hello?
:26:53
Florida medical board.
Good morning.
:26:56
I'd like to talk to the man
in charge of the records, please.
:26:59
Record department?
Just a moment, sugar.
:27:03
Record department.
Colonel Hawkins talking.
:27:06
Colonel Hawkins, did you get a wire
from me regarding Dr. Hackenbush?
:27:10
I'm sorry, sir, but there's a hurricane
blowing down here...
:27:13
...and you'll have to talk
a little louder.
:27:15
It certainly is the windiest day
we ever did have.
:27:19
It certainly is windy!
:27:22
I want to know about Dr. Hackenbush!
:27:28
- Yes?
- Whitmore, cut out that squawking.
:27:30
The patients are all complaining.
:27:32
And I hope, sir, that that's
the information that you require.
:27:35
I'm sorry, colonel. I didn't hear it.
I was called to the Dictograph.
:27:39
- What was that you said, sir?
- I was called to the Dictograph!
:27:47
Whitmore, one more yelp out of you,
and I'll have you bounced out of here.
:27:50
And I trust, sir, that that answers
your question.
:27:53
I'm terribly sorry, colonel.
I didn't hear you.
:27:57
I can't hear you. You'll have to talk
a bit louder.
:27:59
I want to find out something
about Hackenbush!