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OPERATOR: The patient is doing nicely.
Calling Sir Gery. Calling Sir Gery.
Dr. Ehrlich. Calling Dr. Ehrlich.
Calling Dr. Cyclops. Calling Dr. Cyclops.
Going up!
First floor: ague, asthma, anemia, arthritis, aches and apoplexy.
Second floor: beriberi, biliousness, bronchitis, bends and blind staggers.
Third floor: colds, cramps, convulsions, corns, calluses,
concussions and curvatures of all kinds.
(EXCLAIMS)
Correction!
(LAUGHING)
Good morning, patients.
Hello, Dr. Chris Chun.
And how's the sore throat this morning?
(WHISPERING) I can't talk above a whisper.
You can't what?
I said,
(SHOUTING) I can't talk above a whisper!
Hey, Doc, how's me leg look today?
Just a minute now. We'll have a look through the X-ray.
Fine, fine. The bones are beginning to knit.
(SNORING)
Watch this.
(LAUGHING)
(PIANO PLAYING)
(WHISTLING)
Palsy, palpitations, pimples, pleurisy and pneumonia.
(GROANING)
(STUTTERING)
Ooh, my poor tummy.
(GROANING)
Oh.
Is there a doctor in the house?
A doctor?
Yes, sir. What can I do for you? My card.
I had a birthday party,
and I guess I ate too... I made a pig of myself.
Well, let's have a look.
(TICKING)
My, my.
(TSKING)
This is bad. Here, let me help you.
Careful now. Take it easy. Gently.
(LAUGHING)
Hey, gang, I'll make some tea and we'll cut the cake.
(LAUGHING)
Look, fellows, I got a patient! I got a patient!
(SINGING)
I've got a terrific urging to be a famous surgeon
And I'm going to start out to carve out my new career
(WOMEN SINGING)
The patients always show a lot of indecision
But afterward they brag about their big incision
He'll get to the seat of your trouble Although it'll cost you double
Get your programs! Programs! Programs here!
Programs! Get your official program!
You can't tell one rib from another without a program!
(WOMEN SINGING)
An operation must be done exactly right
(STUTTERING)
Hey, what's the big idea?
Christmas?
I'll wait.
That's all folks!
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