Speaker 1: Kevin Trask's Time Tunnel. The Blind Factory's Birthday sale is
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Speaker 1: the Blind Factory dot com dot au. Before it ends.
Speaker 2: It's time to go back and remember the people, events
Speaker 2: and music to.
Speaker 3: The soundtrack of our lives with Trasks Time Tunnels. Well, yes,
Speaker 3: it's good to be in the Time Tunnel tonight. It
Speaker 3: takes me back to a year, a year for me
Speaker 3: that I found out the truth about Jillian Patterson who
Speaker 3: lived out three doors down. But for that, there were
Speaker 3: many other events of that year, were there Jillian Patterson.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for the movie. I'm angel waiting for what
Speaker 1: he's talking about. What was the secret?
Speaker 4: I'm not going to reveal her. I don't kiss and tell.
Speaker 1: Oh, I see, I'm not one of those I see. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: fair Enough'll just leave it at that.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Hello, Jillian. If you're listening, she won't. Is she an
Speaker 1: ABC listener? Is she?
Speaker 4: No? We're moving off a lah. I'm not going to
Speaker 4: discuss any further.
Speaker 1: But that was the year, and the year was nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy seven.
Speaker 4: What a year.
Speaker 1: It's only forty eight years ago.
Speaker 3: Hmmm, Jilliana worried Jillian would be ninety three?
Speaker 1: Would she good? Is she the one who taught you
Speaker 1: that dance you did before they ad braged?
Speaker 4: That's it? God bless you, Jillian the ankle and foot Well.
Speaker 1: Elvis Presley passed away in nineteen seventy seven, and I
Speaker 1: guess what was it? The sixteenth of August nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: And I guess we all remember where we were when
Speaker 1: we got the news that Elvis had died.
Speaker 5: Because I was six and I didn't do I didn't
Speaker 5: know Elvis.
Speaker 4: But remember where where are you? Kevin?
Speaker 1: I was at work. I was working in Telstra or
Speaker 1: Telecom in those days, and I got a phone call
Speaker 1: and I was sitting at my desk and I'm still
Speaker 1: with you know, just sitting at my desk, and I
Speaker 1: couldn't believe it. I could. I couldn't believe Are you sure?
Speaker 1: Are you sure?
Speaker 4: I got a telegram from Jillian Patterson?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 4: I just couldn't believe what.
Speaker 3: I opened that envelope at the front door.
Speaker 4: I just ab broke down.
Speaker 1: I will look at that's just the way is thist it?
Speaker 1: You know, you're you don't seem to remove by the
Speaker 1: it was a very soft hearted. I get too caught
Speaker 1: up with people emotional.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Elvis died, which was very sad and a bit
Speaker 3: of a shock because I don't think very few all
Speaker 3: in Australia, very few people knew that he was ailing.
Speaker 4: Really he was well.
Speaker 1: He was very sick, wasn't it. He's been on all
Speaker 1: sorts of medications. He lost the interest in recording around
Speaker 1: about nineteen seventy six. RCA used to drive a truck
Speaker 1: out to to Gracelands and set it all the recording
Speaker 1: studio up so he didn't have to go anywhere, just
Speaker 1: do the songs. But he sort of no, no, no,
Speaker 1: things had gone bad with Priscilla and his daughter and
Speaker 1: things like that.
Speaker 4: He lost his mojo.
Speaker 1: He lost his mojo and unfortunately he passed away. And
Speaker 1: we're going to listen to the news report in just
Speaker 1: a second. But you know, he lived at Graceland and
Speaker 1: was found at Graceland by Joe espasdo what is it?
Speaker 1: I think found him in the bathroom.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well he was one to be Yeah, the Memphis Maffia,
Speaker 4: wasn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, so Elvis himself. I loved Elvis. I still
Speaker 1: even though the movies are really bad. I like to
Speaker 1: see the songs, and couple of the movies are good.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of Elvis Presley memories that are good.
Speaker 1: But he'll be around for a long long time and
Speaker 1: very I'd love to go to Graceland. Have either of
Speaker 1: you been to Graceland? No, I haven't known.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been there, but he was still alive. So
Speaker 3: I just I just stood outside side the gates. Did
Speaker 3: you see him? No, people were waiting around. Apparently he'd
Speaker 3: been out earlier in the morning. The car had come out,
Speaker 3: and a few of the people. They just people were
Speaker 3: just standing here for an hour after hour.
Speaker 1: I waiting to see Oliver.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yes, there are always people at the front apparently always.
Speaker 1: Oh what a life? Yes, yeah, Oh, well that's great.
Speaker 1: So let's go to the news report in nineteen seventy
Speaker 1: seven on the passing of Elvis Presley.
Speaker 6: Well, everything has happened to me so fast in the last.
Speaker 7: Year and a half till I'm all mixed up, you know.
Speaker 8: I mean, I can't keep believe.
Speaker 9: Everything is happening.
Speaker 7: Any news. Elvis Presley suddenly dies in Memphis. I'm Anne
Speaker 7: Marie Dear, the King of rock and roll, forty two
Speaker 7: year old Elvis Presley suddenly died of what doctors believe
Speaker 7: was respiratory failure this afternoon. Anita Help has a complete
Speaker 7: report in the Baptist's Hospital in Memphis.
Speaker 10: There probably several hundred people in front of Baptist's Hospital.
Speaker 10: They all can't believe that Elvis Presley, the King of
Speaker 10: rock and roll, is dead, has reported from Maurice Elliott's
Speaker 10: vice president of administration for Baptist Hospitals, and Elvisi's road manager.
Speaker 10: Joe Spizito, found Elvis in his bedroom at two thirty
Speaker 10: this afternoon, unconscious midreds the Zito reported that he's found
Speaker 10: no vital signs at the time, but he immediately began
Speaker 10: resuscitation efforts and the Memphis Fire Department ambulance was called.
Speaker 10: Resubpitation in fort Worth continued. He arrived at the hospital
Speaker 10: about three o'clock this afternoon, and Baptist's Hospital's Special Harvey Team,
Speaker 10: a special team of emergency resuscitation experts, began work on
Speaker 10: Elvis's body. Their efforts were futile after about thirty minutes.
Speaker 10: Doctor George Mecopolis, Elvis's personal physition for many years, pronounced
Speaker 10: Elvis Presley was dead.
Speaker 1: I've never heard the full report like that before. You haven't, No, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you imagine the shock throughout the world. Yeah, I say,
Speaker 1: you'd say, yeah, sure? Are you sure?
Speaker 5: My next my next door neighbors were very big Golf's
Speaker 5: Presley fans. They used to play a lot of his music,
Speaker 5: so they would have been very upset. I'm just I'm
Speaker 5: a bit too young to really remember it.
Speaker 4: I'm sad. I know someone who you know him to.
Speaker 3: His first name is Don, who has all the Elvis
Speaker 3: Son original forty fives. He recorded five records for Son
Speaker 3: and Don has the five, which would be worth a
Speaker 3: fair old bit, wouldn't they.
Speaker 1: Ye has to be worth should tell Rick Milnan about that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think Rick was in his day when he
Speaker 3: did collect records. I think he had the five too,
Speaker 3: but he sold them since then.
Speaker 1: Okay maybe so yeah.
Speaker 5: Quick quiz time, Kevin, Here we go boys.
Speaker 1: Who played the role of car the little Dutch girl
Speaker 1: in the TV series The Sullivans. Was it a Danny Minogue,
Speaker 1: B Tina Arena, C Kylie Minogue or d Sigrid Thornton
Speaker 1: Little Carla?
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm gonna go just like go first, certainly, I'm
Speaker 5: thinking I don't recall Danny and Tina ever doing any acting,
Speaker 5: just myself, so that narrows it down to me to
Speaker 5: Kylie and Sigrid. But I'm sure Kylie's first role was
Speaker 5: in The Henderson Kids or something. So I'm going to
Speaker 5: go SIGRed, I'm going to go d Sigrid.
Speaker 9: Ben, I'm going to I disagree with Simon. I wonder
Speaker 9: if Tina Arenas actually done some acting, so I'm probably
Speaker 9: going to go Tina Arena.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go Tina too, Tina too, Tina too?
Speaker 1: What about Greg? Who's with us tonight? Greg? Any thoughts?
Speaker 1: I'm going to go Danny Minogue, even though you know
Speaker 1: I said that you don't think she acted fair enough?
Speaker 5: All right, so we've got Danny, Tina, and Cigarette and
Speaker 5: no one's gone Kylie. Yeah, all right, the answers, please, Kevin.
Speaker 1: The answers are locked in by our judges. There's no
Speaker 1: changing things now. No correspondence will be entered into. Of course,
Speaker 1: the it wasn't Danny Minogue. Greg, I'm terribly sorry. Not
Speaker 1: Danny Minogue. Was She's out.
Speaker 4: It wasn't Kylie.
Speaker 1: It wasn't. It wasn't Tina Arena. It wasn't Tina. Okay,
Speaker 1: so there's been and Andrew just bite the dust and
Speaker 1: it wasn't Sigared Thornt. I was ky I can't believe this.
Speaker 1: Not one person has gone for Kylie Mino. She did
Speaker 1: might have started out the head of some kids, but
Speaker 1: in the Subtlemon she had this role which ran for
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: Okay, I never knew Carla the little Dutch girl.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because I only think of Kylie's neighbors early.
Speaker 1: She was in what was that one? Sky Ways? She
Speaker 1: had a pot roll in that too, Yes, yes she had.
Speaker 5: She did all the little bits, little bits and pieces.
Speaker 5: Neighbors was the big one. But yeah, yeah, lots of
Speaker 5: little acting roles before.
Speaker 9: She still acts every so often because she did like
Speaker 9: a Doctor Who episode about fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: I think, yes, that's every so often.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: She made a number of.
Speaker 9: Films and did a film with Dwayne the Rock Johnson.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure well she did yeah in Queensland. Yes,
Speaker 1: so there all right, So I don't go and congratulate
Speaker 1: anybody because nobody got it.
Speaker 5: There is no single brain cell among any of us.
Speaker 1: We all missed that one.
Speaker 5: All right, let's let's do television. In nineteen seventy seven,
Speaker 5: before the break, Kevin, we were watching things like.
Speaker 1: Cup Shop, The Sweeney, the dick Emery Show, A Little
Speaker 1: House on the Schmaltz which was very popular, George and Mill,
Speaker 1: Hildred Bell Bird, and of course the Don Lane Show.
Speaker 1: And I thought the Don Lane Show was just fantastic.
Speaker 1: I thought Don was great and we're very lucky to
Speaker 1: have him as a compaer of that show.
Speaker 4: And they got big names on that show.
Speaker 1: Dean Martin was on one night on a link on
Speaker 1: a TV link.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Chldon Heston and they Bob Hope and yeah, big,
Speaker 3: big overseas names.
Speaker 5: There is a guy who's putting up episodes of the
Speaker 5: Don Lane Show on YouTube. I don't know where he's
Speaker 5: getting them from, but they're going up there. So get
Speaker 5: onto YouTube. You can see full Don Lane Show.
Speaker 1: Episodes now wonderful. Well, of course, at this time, Burt
Speaker 1: and Patty Newton were doing the album The Famous Album,
Speaker 1: which is a record collect I've got one at home,
Speaker 1: yeah where thousands of Now I would imagine I've got
Speaker 1: one as well.
Speaker 5: So we're both Ridge, we're both ye Andrew.
Speaker 1: Family common as Buck but from the album. They did
Speaker 1: this song on the Don Lane Show, and I think
Speaker 1: it's It's Love and Marriage by Bert Newton and Patty Newton.
Speaker 11: Do you remember the night we decided to get married?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 12: Yes, We're on Redeck, sailing.
Speaker 11: Into the night, two first class tickets on the Manly Verry.
Speaker 2: The moon was high.
Speaker 11: What a proposal, pat Black, I'm enough carriage to ask me.
Speaker 1: I don't burst.
Speaker 11: Try try try to separate them. It's an illusion.
Speaker 13: Try, try, try, and he will only come.
Speaker 2: To this conclusion and reach love, reach goats again. The
Speaker 2: horse and carriage that was told by Bye, you can't
Speaker 2: have one, you can't have none, you can't have one
Speaker 2: without me.
Speaker 4: That is good to hear their voice, isn't it isn't wonderful.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're both good singers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in Burt in his own very theatrical, but it
Speaker 4: was good.
Speaker 6: I like you.
Speaker 1: I liked him.
Speaker 4: Who died in nineteen seventy seven?
Speaker 1: Who died in ninety seventy seven.
Speaker 5: That's that's the question we will be answering. Yeah, exactly, Kevin, Yeah,
Speaker 5: you've made a mistake. According to Grant Brown, what did
Speaker 5: I say? This is how closely people pay attention.
Speaker 1: Is it the vice president Grand Brown, the vice president
Speaker 1: of the coffee club? It is? This would be important
Speaker 1: and he has let us know.
Speaker 5: If we went back to the end of last week's
Speaker 5: episode when Kevin talks about what.
Speaker 1: Year are we doing next? Yes, I know what he's
Speaker 1: going to say. Kevin said he was going to be
Speaker 1: doing nineteen seventy, So.
Speaker 5: Now it's under pressure, and yet here we are doing
Speaker 5: seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's quite right because he never misses what we're
Speaker 1: going to do. Wow. Order to happen, Kevin, you don't
Speaker 1: get to be vice president of the Philip Brady Coffee Club.
Speaker 1: You've got to be pretty smart.
Speaker 4: So what where was the gum up in the works?
Speaker 4: Why explain why?
Speaker 1: I think I just might have a little bit of
Speaker 1: a folk came across the brain. I had seconds to
Speaker 1: say it, and no one asked me what we're doing
Speaker 1: next week? And I just threw in a year.
Speaker 5: That was all the well with Grant there clearly has
Speaker 5: a very good memory and a very good numbers man
Speaker 5: and all of those. Good man, when you when you
Speaker 5: upset the president and you're the vice president.
Speaker 1: I think I'm the president of the president.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying, you're the president and the vice
Speaker 5: president's having a crack at you. I think his vice
Speaker 5: presidency might be short lived. I'm going to try and
Speaker 5: sort of become turbulent waters here. Let's just move on,
Speaker 5: will we come? Ontett, both of these teacher simon that temper.
Speaker 5: Don't let it go, mate, Fine who died in seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Well, quite a few, Charlie Chaplin, Gamo Marx passed away.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, Joan Crawford, Richard Carlson, who was in it
Speaker 1: came from out of space. We took and met him
Speaker 1: a few weeks ago. Bing Crosby passed away. And Groucho
Speaker 1: Marx he was eighty six when he died in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy seven.
Speaker 4: So Gummo and Groucher both eys in.
Speaker 1: The same year.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's strange, isn't it? But anyhow, I love Groucho. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of things he said that you could never
Speaker 1: say on radio. But he was a funny man. And
Speaker 1: one of the things he did say is anyone can
Speaker 1: get old. All you have to do is live long enough.
Speaker 1: But he was in thirteen feature films, and he created
Speaker 1: that character with the painted on mustache and the cigar
Speaker 1: and the dress coat and all the things that he
Speaker 1: did to make that character work.
Speaker 5: You know how the painted on mustache happened? No, when
Speaker 5: originally he used to put on he used to glue
Speaker 5: on a fake mustache when he was doing the show,
Speaker 5: the stage shows this was. And one day he was
Speaker 5: just running so late. He arrived as the curtain was
Speaker 5: going up. So he's just got some grease painting just
Speaker 5: smeared across his lip to put on a false mustache,
Speaker 5: and he thought, oh, that's actually easier, So that's what
Speaker 5: he did. From that point on.
Speaker 1: Fun works. Well, yeah, funny man, it was all cause
Speaker 1: because he was late. They made thirteen feature films, those brothers,
Speaker 1: the Marx Brothers, and he had a TV show called
Speaker 1: You Bet Your Life. We're gonna have a little bit
Speaker 1: of that now. And he's got as on the contestants,
Speaker 1: two young Australians who'd left Sydney to break into show
Speaker 1: business in America, and they got the big, big break
Speaker 1: by being on the show. And they finished up in
Speaker 1: an episode of Star Trek. And I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: guard Twins. And they were country and western country and
Speaker 1: western singers and they're both gone to God now, but
Speaker 1: they were terrific. I did an interview with him and
Speaker 1: it was terrific to talk to the Guard brothers as
Speaker 1: they spoke to Groucho Marx.
Speaker 6: We have a couple of brothers on deck now. They're
Speaker 6: Ted and Tom Laguard. So boy to come in please
Speaker 6: and meet raouta marks, Welcome to you about your life.
Speaker 6: Save a second wad and divide an extra one hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: It's a comment. Why it's something you see every day?
Speaker 6: Ted and term Legard quadruplets twins? I thought so because
Speaker 6: you're both wearing the same kind of neckties. Why are
Speaker 6: your boys firm? Well? I went from Mackay and North Queensland, Australia.
Speaker 6: Is that the real McCoy? A lot of people call
Speaker 6: it and a lot of people call.
Speaker 14: The mafie if the scunner?
Speaker 11: Why you said the sacred word?
Speaker 6: You said the sacred word?
Speaker 1: People?
Speaker 6: So you and your father each get fifty dollars, it's
Speaker 6: fifty and fifty f dad.
Speaker 1: Are you married Tom?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: We're single?
Speaker 6: No? This his term is I'm Tom?
Speaker 1: Or your term? Or are you married now? We're not married?
Speaker 1: You're not married?
Speaker 13: About single?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 6: If we meet a couple of twins, like a lot
Speaker 6: of twins.
Speaker 4: You mean you one four.
Speaker 12: Twin girls we meet, the twin girls will get.
Speaker 6: Married, he would, or wouldn't it be confusing for twins
Speaker 6: to marriage. You'd never know whether you were kissing you
Speaker 6: away or squeezing your sister.
Speaker 1: In life, good old Groucho is only good. Yeah.
Speaker 5: He was very quick witted, yes, which suited that format,
Speaker 5: which was why he was offered that show because Groucho
Speaker 5: had done other stuff before. But the producer who wanted
Speaker 5: him to do that show, Graucho said no, I'm not
Speaker 5: interested at all, And he said, but that's where you
Speaker 5: can add lib and it will really work for you.
Speaker 5: So he was sort of reluctantly did it and ended
Speaker 5: up loving doing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, than for years two at America. Peter Finch died
Speaker 3: in seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Sixty only sixty. I know he he like a drop
Speaker 1: of the turps and he was. Yeah, he had a
Speaker 1: pretty heavy life and he actually fought in the Second
Speaker 1: World War. He was a good all around. A film
Speaker 1: met him and had a photo taken with him, and
Speaker 1: he worked with Diancelento, the wife of Sean Connery in
Speaker 1: a film and I spoke to Diane Salento about her
Speaker 1: memories of Peter Finch. In nineteen fifty five, you did
Speaker 1: Passage Home with Peter Finch, I think the first film
Speaker 1: you did with Peter Finch, and of course Peter Finch
Speaker 1: being in Australian and working in radio and then making
Speaker 1: them move and there's a great photo of you and
Speaker 1: Peter Finch together. I noticed in the book the other day,
Speaker 1: and what was Peter Finch? What do your memories of
Speaker 1: Peter Finch.
Speaker 14: I adored Peter, who was actually at that time heavily
Speaker 14: involved in having an affair with Vivian Lee, so he
Speaker 14: was sort of brother occupied in the evenings. He used
Speaker 14: to come back completely tired from being up in Stratford
Speaker 14: and sort of well, I don't know quite conducting this
Speaker 14: extraordinary affair that he had. But he was incredibly protective
Speaker 14: of me, and because I was just starting and he
Speaker 14: was real, I just loved him. He was just so nice.
Speaker 14: I mean, he taught me all sorts of interesting mad things, right.
Speaker 14: He taught me to sand fly dance as aborigin you do.
Speaker 14: We used to do that in the bar at the
Speaker 14: Pinewood Studios. On the mind boggles double, all sorts of
Speaker 14: mad things.
Speaker 3: Like that wonderful, wonderful they are Tooyan Peter Finch. And
Speaker 3: but that did a lot of bed hopping, didn't they?
Speaker 3: In Hollywood and in the film industry. They're hearing who
Speaker 3: he was engaged with, shall we say, Kevin, It's a
Speaker 3: world I didn't quite experience and got into radio.
Speaker 4: Then it became endemic. Yeah, of course, it became well
Speaker 4: out of control.
Speaker 3: Actually, at one point we all were just so many beds,
Speaker 3: so much hopping, it was ridiculous. Yeah, and I know
Speaker 3: you were involved in some of some of the heaviest
Speaker 3: bed hopping I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't like to talk about it or brag.
Speaker 4: They called you the mattress.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyway, moving on, Kevin.
Speaker 1: Films of nineteen seventy seven, is that what you were
Speaker 1: going to say, Andrew?
Speaker 3: Probably, I've got a far away look at my eye
Speaker 3: now he's reminiscing.
Speaker 4: You're gonna watch over that.
Speaker 1: Fog it's floating around the studio. Happened to be last week.
Speaker 1: There were films like Star Wars, Close Encounters of the
Speaker 1: Third Kind, Saturday Night Fever in the Getting of Wisdom
Speaker 1: came out in nineteen seventy seven along with New York,
Speaker 1: New York.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: This film starred Liza Manelli and Robert de Niro, and
Speaker 1: either of you have seen that.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was a bit heavy going.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it wasn't that someone with the Sailors singing New York,
Speaker 5: New York a wonderful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's team Kelly.
Speaker 5: It's a different it's a different New York, New different
Speaker 5: New York.
Speaker 4: This is Robert and and he was sort of a
Speaker 4: sax player, that's right.
Speaker 3: A moody sax player was There was nothing worse than
Speaker 3: a moody sax player.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, Well, this this particular film had a song
Speaker 1: in it written by.
Speaker 5: You're right, Hendrick gets upset reminiscing about moody sax players.
Speaker 1: John Kanda and Fred m wrote this song.
Speaker 5: He had a running with Wilbert Wilde once and he's
Speaker 5: never forgiven him, which is called New York, New York.
Speaker 1: And he became famous for Frank Sinadra. Oh yes, and
Speaker 1: this is the word started in this ninety seven seventh film,
Speaker 1: and three years later Sinatra has the big hit. But
Speaker 1: it was e Liza Minelli singing it in the film.
Speaker 12: A Little Town, No No.
Speaker 4: Ah, Mega Brand New sort of it in all New York.
Speaker 12: To your.
Speaker 13: New Yorr new.
Speaker 2: For wacome see a dozen sneeze.
Speaker 13: Too fine, I'm king on a hill. Hell a listen
Speaker 13: Quema Hama time the cord, the thought of it in
Speaker 13: New York as ban.
Speaker 12: Anywhere, come on comes through.
Speaker 8: New y How good is Liza Manelli?
Speaker 1: She was fantastic And it's a great song, isn't it?
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 4: Yeah, great song, but she had this wasn't a hit
Speaker 4: for her. It was just in the movie.
Speaker 3: And then a couple of years later son Artrodizer and
Speaker 3: it becomes this international, multimillion selling disc.
Speaker 1: It did, yeah it really? It re reignited. Is that
Speaker 1: the word reignited Snata's career? It did you?
Speaker 5: Now, just before we break and get to the mystery voice,
Speaker 5: I may have implied the wilber Wilde was a grumpy
Speaker 5: sax ofphoners. But I've done our codes training, so I
Speaker 5: should I know, I should issue a retraction there and
Speaker 5: say wilber wild is not a grumpy sax ofphoners.
Speaker 4: A lot of the slide.
Speaker 5: Now it's what I've been thinking of another wilbur No No,
Speaker 5: I was thinking of Joe Kamaliary but still there. That's
Speaker 5: no I no, that's that was another joke. Just those
Speaker 5: who don't know the difference. They're both lovely guys. Just
Speaker 5: get it, will break, all right, Yeah, mystery voice after
Speaker 5: this It is mystery voice time. We invite you to
Speaker 5: be a part of this on zero four double seven
Speaker 5: six nine three six nine three via text.
Speaker 1: How does it work?
Speaker 5: I hear you all ask? Kevin Trask is going to
Speaker 5: play a mystery voice for us. We're all going to
Speaker 5: try and guess who it is. If you think you know,
Speaker 5: text your answer to that number zero four double seven
Speaker 5: six nine three six nine three and see if you
Speaker 5: can guess before we do. And when we finally do
Speaker 5: get it, we'll reveal your answers and find out who
Speaker 5: was the first person to correctly guess. Kevin, you usually
Speaker 5: give us a.
Speaker 1: Clue, Well, yes, I do. I just do that to
Speaker 1: be kind m M. And I'll do it again tonight. Please, no, no,
Speaker 1: no need to thank me. It's a bail.
Speaker 11: When I was that I served a term as office boy.
Speaker 15: To when a term needs form a glean winners and
Speaker 15: a sweat the floor and a polish on the handle
Speaker 15: of the big foundaor.
Speaker 11: I polish the handle so carefully that now I have
Speaker 11: the ruler of the Queen's a office boy.
Speaker 15: I made such a mark that he gave me the
Speaker 15: post of a junior clerk.
Speaker 11: I saved the ritz for the smile. So bland and
Speaker 11: it coming on. It's a big ground.
Speaker 3: Hand, well skill and san obviously. But will it be
Speaker 3: a British entertainer.
Speaker 5: No Australian, Yes, yeah, I'm thinking yeah, I thought I
Speaker 5: thought would it be Chater?
Speaker 1: Are you saying Gordon Chater?
Speaker 4: I am saying Gordon Chaeter?
Speaker 1: No, Max Gillies very very good. Well, no that's not Max.
Speaker 9: I'm going to do something around it. It's not a
Speaker 9: Philip Brady.
Speaker 1: Is it not a Philip Brady? No?
Speaker 5: Okay, television star yes, stage work.
Speaker 4: Yes, still with us.
Speaker 1: No, okay, that rules out.
Speaker 5: I was going to say Gary McDonald was going to
Speaker 5: be my.
Speaker 4: Next guess is based in Sydney.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. No, it wasn't. Okay.
Speaker 5: That rules out the next guess, which was Lucky Girls.
Speaker 1: No, not burd Newton, Stuart wag Staff good, yes, no
Speaker 1: not Stuart.
Speaker 9: Were they on a popular television show or movie.
Speaker 1: At the time. Yes, And we're talking in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Don't forget Graham Kennedy, not Graham Kennedy.
Speaker 9: Was it a were they acting in this show or
Speaker 9: where they present?
Speaker 1: Put on your ben You're right asking good questions. The
Speaker 1: first part is correct. They were acting acting Ross Higgins,
Speaker 1: not Ross Higgins.
Speaker 5: I thought I had Oh yeah, that was yeah.
Speaker 4: Paul, he used to be here comparing the show Paul.
Speaker 1: Paul Paul Cronin. Is that's your answer?
Speaker 5: Yes, Nos, Craky, you might so, why didn't you focus
Speaker 5: on the TV show?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so a drama TV show? Yes?
Speaker 9: Was it a riscue drama like ninety six or something?
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't Sullivan's. Sullivan's is correct?
Speaker 5: Oh, or we just played Dale Kerrigan in the Castle.
Speaker 5: We were just talking about Michael Michael Caton.
Speaker 1: Michael Caton was in the Sutons for a long long time. No,
Speaker 1: he was, Oh yeah, he's.
Speaker 3: To him, the guy who played the barman in the
Speaker 3: Sullivan Reg Gorman, my best friend him.
Speaker 1: That wasn't the light range.
Speaker 4: That's is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: No, it's not. You're on the right track, Norman. Ye,
Speaker 1: Norman Yam is correct.
Speaker 5: Thank you, well done? Yes, there, Well we're running out
Speaker 5: of cast members of the solemn word.
Speaker 1: That's okay, you got a correct and Norman, well done.
Speaker 4: Good god, he was handling it very well. I thought,
Speaker 4: well he was.
Speaker 1: He was in men of La Mancha and lots of shirts.
Speaker 1: Can can we actually hear that again? Greg? Can we
Speaker 1: have another listen to? Norman? Yim'd be good to.
Speaker 11: When I was that I served the term as office boy.
Speaker 15: To win a term needs from a glean winners and
Speaker 15: a sweat the floor and a polished on the handle
Speaker 15: of the big fund.
Speaker 11: I publish the handles carefully that now I have the
Speaker 11: ruler of the Queen's name.
Speaker 15: As office boy, I made such a mark that he
Speaker 15: gave me the post of a junior Clark. I saw
Speaker 15: the ritz with a smile, so bland and it comes
Speaker 15: a big ground.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 1: That is marvelous.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll reveal who the winner was after the break.
Speaker 5: We've got to get to a break so we can
Speaker 5: get to the songs of nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Back in a sec.
Speaker 5: Right, let's have a look, Kevin at the popular songs
Speaker 5: of nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Please, okay, boys, who's sang Tonight's the night? Rod Stewart correct?
Speaker 1: Your lover has lifted me higher and higher.
Speaker 3: That would be Rita Coolidge, correct, who had incredible I
Speaker 3: met her most incredible shiny hair.
Speaker 1: She did, I believe. Yes, I'm not denying it, but.
Speaker 4: We're running read.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: You want to move on?
Speaker 16: Yes, torn between two lovers, between two Marry McGregor. She
Speaker 16: was the very the musical wishbone dancing queen Abba.
Speaker 1: You make me feel like dancing.
Speaker 5: Leo Sayer telephone line Ello Wow hundred.
Speaker 1: Hotel California.
Speaker 5: Yes, daring, such Southern nights, sounn Campbell think campb Tony
Speaker 5: McManus is horrified that you and I don't like the Eagles.
Speaker 4: They say that such a lovely place where more time
Speaker 4: or a.
Speaker 1: Screen we'll be.
Speaker 5: We'll be in for hiding in about an hour's time
Speaker 5: when I need you.
Speaker 1: Leo Sayer again, Correct, don't give up on us.
Speaker 5: Don't give up on us, baby dude, because we love
Speaker 5: you so Dobie Brothers No, No, David soul.
Speaker 1: Ah, everyone right. So I'm going to hit you with
Speaker 1: one more. Blinded by the.
Speaker 5: Light Blind's version in seventy seven, people was trying to
Speaker 5: work out the rolling down the highway like a juice
Speaker 5: poop or something, and I'm very impressed. I'm very wrapped
Speaker 5: up like a juice. Another rolling, just keep rolling through
Speaker 5: the knights.
Speaker 1: That was it, and one of the bigger hits of
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy seven was Living next Door to Alice and
Speaker 1: it was an Australian song actually recorded by the British
Speaker 1: group Smoking great song.
Speaker 5: Let's take it to news where we're going next week, Kevin,
Speaker 5: it's a bit about.
Speaker 1: In nineteen eighty. We'll see if that comes true.
Speaker 4: You, Kevin, be listening for that.
Speaker 1: Jenny of Mary Warren guessed Norman the En. Well done, Jenny,
Speaker 1: you're the winner.