:04:03
That always mixes me up, too.
:04:05
Secrets of the trade.
Won't you sit down?
:04:08
- Yes. Thank you.
- Now, then, what is it?
:04:11
Ear, nose, or throat?
:04:14
Do you take care of
all three of those things?
:04:16
Yes.
:04:19
Which is it?
:04:22
Were you surprised
to hear from me?
:04:24
A little.
:04:26
You sang this afternoon.
Charity concert, wasn't it?
:04:29
Yes. How do you know?
:04:32
It was in all the papers.
:04:34
How did it go?
:04:36
- It was ghastly.
- That means it was good.
:04:38
No, it was terrible.
It was awful.
:04:40
My throat was very raw,
and I couldn't...
:04:42
I just sort of croaked out
the performance.
:04:45
Tell me, am I keeping
this secretary person of yours?
:04:48
No, no. She works here.
:04:50
I know, but it's terribly late,
and it's Sunday, and I thought...
:04:53
She's used to it.
:04:56
Will you go on?
:04:57
Well, I just...
:05:00
I just got scared
I was going to lose my voice.
:05:04
Since when?
:05:07
Since when what?
:05:11
Since when were you scared
that you were losing your voice?
:05:16
Well, since I got to England.
:05:18
And don't tell me
it's the climate...
:05:20
because Tepaldi
and Callas sing here...
:05:23
and they do very well.
:05:24
Shall we take a look?
:05:27
Would you come over here,
please?
:05:30
Sit down.
:05:32
How are your sinuses?
:05:34
I don't know.
They're kind of...
:05:36
- Any colds recently?
- No.
:05:39
You used to have
a lot of colds.
:05:42
Yes, but then they invented
paper handkerchiefs...
:05:45
and that sort of
took the fun out of it.
:05:48
Would you open
your mouth, please?
:05:51
Wide.
:05:53
Thank you.
:05:55
All right. Say ahh.
:05:59
Thank you.