Jack Warner takes the podium at the Motion Picture Pioneers dinner in 1951

The transcript is a humorous speech that includes reflections on success, admiration for Bob Hope, and comedic anecdotes. The speaker acknowledges various individuals and groups, shares jokes, and discusses the Pioneer Award. The speech is filled with humor and reflections on age and the entertainment industry.

What does the speaker express a desire to be like?

• A famous singer

• Bob Hope

• A renowned scientist

• A successful businessman

What does the speaker humorously mention about his age?

• He feels younger every day

• He has passed the age Al spoke about

• He is the youngest in the room

• He doesn't care about age

What is the speaker's observation about onions?

• They are hard to peel

• They are a rare vegetable

• They make people laugh

• They make people cry

What does the speaker say about making a picture with Milton Burl?

• It's a waste of time

• It's a common occurrence

• It's an easy task

• It's a pioneering effort

How does the speaker describe his trio in show business?

• The least known trio

• The oldest trio outside of the Andrew Sisters

• The most famous trio

• The youngest trio