:23:22
We're running overtime.
:23:25
There will be a cut here, gentlemen.
:23:27
Cut from letter D...
:23:30
...to letter R. That'll be eight bars from
the end. Is that agreeable, Mr. Jeffers?
:23:35
Why bring personalities
into the discussion? I'll do it.
:23:38
- From letter D to letter R, gentlemen.
- Why don't we just play two chords?
:23:42
One to open and close.
It'll sound just as good.
:23:44
Even for me, and I don't acknowledge
myself to be the best pianist.
:23:48
- That's quite a cut, doctor.
- Sid's right.
:23:50
- I beg your pardon?
- I agreed. You're cutting out the best part.
:23:55
- Let me be the judge of that.
- It's a matter of the composer's intention.
:23:59
I apologize for making you unhappy, sir.
:24:01
I take it you are displeased.
:24:03
- Oh, I'll play it.
- Oh, you don't have to.
:24:05
You'll be happier if you're not
forced to play in our company.
:24:09
We will just have to struggle
along without you.
:24:12
Hey, wait a minute.
:24:13
Give the kid a chance.
He's never played on the radio.
:24:17
Don't waste your breath, Sid.