Harry Warner at Motion Picture Pioneers dinner honoring the Warner brothers.

The speaker introduces the subject of Milton and addresses the audience, noting the diversity in age and appearance. The speaker reflects on their own age in comparison to the audience, highlighting the varied ages present.

What does the speaker initially talk about in the introduction?

• His favorite subject

• His career achievements

• His age compared to the audience

• The weather

How does the speaker feel about starting his talk?

• Indifferent

• Excited and enthusiastic

• Uncertain about how to begin

• Confident and ready

What does the speaker notice about the audience?

• They are all familiar to him

• There is a mix of young and older faces

• They are all wearing the same color

• They are all the same age

What humorous observation does the speaker make about the audience?

• They are all asleep

• They are all wearing hats

• Some look very young, and some do not

• They are all taking notes

What concern does the speaker express towards the end?

• The audience not understanding him

• The room being too cold

• Forgetting his speech

• Not having enough time