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[Woman:] ...Mr. Davis.

[Dr. Ross:] Mr. Davis, come in, come in, won't you?

[Mr. Davis:] Thank you.[Dr. Ross:] How do you feel today?

[Mr. Davis:] Very well, thank you.[Dr. Ross:] Well, that's fine.

Some of my colleagues would like to have a look at you.

Now, this is Dr. McVicker and Dr. Rahm.

[Dr. McVicker:] Matter of fact, we've just been having a look at a slide of your specimen.

[Dr. Ross:] These gentlemen are research scientists.

[Mr. Davis:] Oh?

[Dr. Ross:] Will you put your hat and coat on the chair, please?

Thank you.

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[Dr. McVicker:] It's very interesting example.

[Dr. Ross:] One of the most curable of all cancers.

[Dr. Rahm:] No pain at all, Mr. Davis?

[Mr. Davis:] No.

[Dr. Ross:] Mr. Davis is one of the lucky ones.

90 chances out of a hundred, we'll cure it.

Thank you, Mr. Davis.

It's very gratifying to know that you can do something.

Your treatments will begin immediately, Mr. Davis.

[Mr. Davis] Okay, Doctor, thank you.

[Dr. Ross:] Don't worry now.[Mr. Davis:] No!

Are you chaps going back to the lab?

[Dr. McVicker:] Yes, I am.

[Dr. Ross:] Thanks for coming in.[Dr. McVicker:] So long.

[Dr. McVicker:] Right.[Dr. Rahm:] Goodbye, Dr. Ross.

[Dr. Ross:] Goodbye, Rahm.

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