 Kitty had just won Wimbledon that month, July 1924. But like Harold, she didn't take the Olympics too seriously, which is just as well, really, as it wasn't especially lucrative. It was fun, all of it, and there was nothing to it. I mean, you've got nothing. I mean, I say nothing isn't true. The gold medals and the other medals were marvellous, but I'm referring, in a way, to financial gain. One's financial gain was very small in the tennis world, and I would imagine in all the other worlds in those days, compared with what it is now.