:34:01
The average young woman wants
one man, but Lois is insatiable.
:34:11
- Have we missed much?
- The lady's just getting started.
:34:13
You guys get over there.
:34:15
And shut the door.
:34:42
We asked a distinguished physician
to give his opinion of Lois' condition.
:34:46
He has asked
that his name be withheld
:34:48
because of his high standing
in the medical profession.
:34:52
Dr. X, from the point of view
of a man of science,
:34:56
what can be done for Lois?
:34:58
This sort of affliction
is difficult to treat.
:35:00
Let's look at the other sex
as Lois sees them.
:35:03
Oh, let's not.
:35:05
Can Lois ever be cured?
:35:07
Or is she doomed to a life
of ever-increasing frustration?
:35:12
I don't know about Lois,
but I'm cured.
:35:15
Haven't we seen enough?
:35:17
During the next hour,
we will try to show you...
:35:21
No, I don't think so.
:35:23
Projectionist, will you stop
the film, please?
:35:26
Please.
:35:27
Thank you.
:35:29
- Does anyone object?
- No.
:35:31
Are you stopping the film because
there's a woman in the room?
:35:34
- That's not why I'm uncomfortable.
- You think I'm offended?
:35:36
Of course I'm offended, but that's
no reason to stop the film, is it?
:35:40
C.J., just a moment, please.
:35:42
Madame Justice Loomis, as a man,
I am somewhat embarrassed
:35:46
that you have to sit here
and watch this thing.
:35:49
I certainly can understand
how Harold feels.
:35:51
I wouldn't want to sit through it
with my wife
:35:53
or arrange a special showing
for Mother's Day.
:35:55
But your wife and mother
haven't been appointed to this court.
:35:58
Time is the point,
gentlemen and Madame Justice,