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Speaker 3: Yes, it is time for the time tunnel on th
Speaker 3: early on. Remember when the Sunday Night with Kevin orts
Speaker 3: pivotal year for me? I see too, We're about to
Speaker 3: enter the year that I come to prim allergers, and
Speaker 3: I'll leave it at that. I think.
Speaker 4: Didn't lead to chargers or.
Speaker 3: No, no, thank you, none of your sort of showber's muckiness.
Speaker 3: No no, I just gave myself to the limbo in
Speaker 3: that particular year, and I found myself down at the
Speaker 3: Elwood Beach doing limbo competition anyway, Kevin nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 3: what's the matter?
Speaker 4: I can't pull?
Speaker 5: I tried to do the limbo. The limbo snick finally
Speaker 5: breake me back.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I was something of a master of limbo.
Speaker 4: You must have been very fit.
Speaker 3: The crime, incredibly supple.
Speaker 4: He was so good. I've seen pictures. He was so good.
Speaker 4: The only thing that stopped him being the world champion
Speaker 4: was the fact that his male Yeah.
Speaker 5: We just sort of the bar said really, okay, nineteen
Speaker 5: sixty three, Oh, you're going to crime right there brought back.
Speaker 4: Oh would love to have seen that.
Speaker 3: It's a bittersweet, buddy, It's bitter sweet.
Speaker 4: Look, do you want me to get a stick.
Speaker 5: Out and see if you's no, we're going to do
Speaker 5: the time tunnel. Well, it's sixty two years ago, nineteen
Speaker 5: sixty three, and the event was the release of the
Speaker 5: film It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Mad World, almost Mister
Speaker 5: Mad then an American comedy film.
Speaker 3: I love this for wonderful movie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, terrific and my fabulous cast.
Speaker 3: It had everyone in it.
Speaker 5: Everyone you can imagine at that time was in it.
Speaker 5: You had Buddy you hack At, Milton Ball, Sid Caesar
Speaker 5: ethel Merman, Dorothy pra Ncer, Tracy Spencer, Tracy was the lead,
Speaker 5: and Mickey Rooney was in it.
Speaker 4: Everybody was in it.
Speaker 5: And it was in cinerama, which is you know, the
Speaker 5: plans a picture theater underneath the region down up there
Speaker 5: in the colin straight down there. That was the cinerama
Speaker 5: screen that operated there. So they only played it there
Speaker 5: and it was on for months and months and months
Speaker 5: and months. And all those Cinerama films were terrific because
Speaker 5: they had the three screen process with three projectors, there's
Speaker 5: massive screen.
Speaker 4: You felt like you were in the film.
Speaker 5: But this particular one, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Mad World,
Speaker 5: was a great comedy and I spoke to Dorothy Provine.
Speaker 5: She played ethel Merman's daughter in it. She came to
Speaker 5: Australia in nineteen sixty one when Frank Sinatra as part
Speaker 5: of his tour.
Speaker 4: I only went to Sydney, of course.
Speaker 5: But she has passed on now. I thought she was lovely,
Speaker 5: didn't you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was in a TV series called something.
Speaker 5: Yes, it was called the Roaring Twenties, and she was pinky.
Speaker 5: She was pinky in that and she sang a song
Speaker 5: every week and she was marvelous.
Speaker 3: She was rather good. And that's why she was here
Speaker 3: with Frank. And that the only reason why she came
Speaker 3: out with Frank.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: They might have been out here to practice the limbo.
Speaker 5: I wasn't exactly sure.
Speaker 4: Judges guests, celebrity judges.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you could have should have kept that rear up.
Speaker 5: He would much better than teaching.
Speaker 3: Just stop talking about it. It still hurts, buddy.
Speaker 4: Okay, mate, I'm terribly sorry. He is right there, mate,
Speaker 4: you hit that bar rather hard. That's right, It's okay. Well,
Speaker 4: here we are.
Speaker 5: I'm talking to Dorothy Provine about the film It's a Mad, Mad,
Speaker 5: Mad Mad Worlds.
Speaker 2: In nineteen sixty three. You played opposite Milton Burle and
Speaker 2: ethel Merman. Ethel Merman played the mother from Hell, one
Speaker 2: of my favorite classic films. It's a Mad, Mad, Mad
Speaker 2: Mad world You played the daughter, and I think Dick
Speaker 2: Sewan played your brother.
Speaker 6: What's your daughter?
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 4: What were your memories of that one.
Speaker 7: Chair?
Speaker 6: That's the chair? Well, first of always wear desert and
Speaker 6: uh for I didn't, I don't even remember how long.
Speaker 6: And it was very hot and I'm not supposed to
Speaker 6: go out in the sun. I got such a pale
Speaker 6: skin and everything that that was a problem.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 6: A bunch of mad people, really, I liked. I liked everyone.
Speaker 6: They were all funny, but they all would come to
Speaker 6: me and tell me how everybody else was doing something wrong,
Speaker 6: but they were they had it right. And I don't
Speaker 6: know why they came to me, But Milton would come
Speaker 6: and you know, different ways. It was very strange. They
Speaker 6: were competitive, but then I must say a nice way.
Speaker 6: No one really got mad or angry or anything.
Speaker 4: But she was terrific, wasn't she very pretty girl? Yes?
Speaker 3: And I remember it quite fondly. Not that she was
Speaker 3: a huge star, but she did make any imistration.
Speaker 5: Yes, And I reckon Ethel Murman would have stirred up
Speaker 5: that cast because she was pretty tough, the old Ethel.
Speaker 4: Yes, she was tough. Yes, absolutely quick Quiz time, Kevin Quick,
Speaker 4: Quiz boys, Okay, are you ready? Yes.
Speaker 5: Gun Smoke was a popular television series or western in
Speaker 5: nineteen sixty three. It starred James RNs as Marshall Matt Dillon.
Speaker 5: What was the name of the town where the series
Speaker 5: was set. Was it A Dodge City, B, Tombstone, C,
Speaker 5: Virginia City or D Santa Fe? Where was the series
Speaker 5: Gun Smoke sets in that town that they were in
Speaker 5: throughout the whole series for about ten seasons or something.
Speaker 4: Well, I have no idea because I am too young
Speaker 4: to remember.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say my guess, Santa Fe. I think
Speaker 3: it's the Western Fielder, Like, I don't really know the
Speaker 3: answer at all. I saw the show a couple of
Speaker 3: times there was Ben it.
Speaker 4: I watched it all.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 4: It was a hugely popular show. Remember, and mister Dylon,
Speaker 4: let's go to I'm leaning toward Tombstone. Sound sort of cartoony,
Speaker 4: and I just I'm going to agree with Simon on
Speaker 4: Tombstone because I just think it's a great name in town,
Speaker 4: and especially for a series like there was another TV
Speaker 4: series called Tombstone Territory.
Speaker 3: Of Moonstone Territory.
Speaker 4: Up back where I want to be.
Speaker 7: That was it.
Speaker 3: So I don't think you're going to be right, because
Speaker 3: they wouldn't have to.
Speaker 5: Anything is possible in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm going to leave it locked.
Speaker 3: I've been overruled.
Speaker 5: All right, we're ready.
Speaker 4: So Ben and I are both going Tombstone. Andrew's going
Speaker 4: Santa Fe.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well it wasn't Virginia City, so that one was wrong. Sadly, Andrew,
Speaker 5: it wasn't Santa Fe and Simon and Ben, I had
Speaker 5: to break this news to you. But it wasn't Too Stone,
Speaker 5: so no one got it.
Speaker 4: It was Dodge City. Dodge City.
Speaker 5: A lot of things happened in Dodge see that's right.
Speaker 3: And later on, of course, it became famous for making cars.
Speaker 5: Yes, of course, as you do.
Speaker 4: Wonderful Now television should we get into television?
Speaker 5: In nineteen sixty three on TV in nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 5: we were watching the Danny Thomas Show, which was originally
Speaker 5: Make Room for Daddy, and then they changed the title
Speaker 5: and then they changed the cast and it was on
Speaker 5: ABC Television and it starred Danny Thomas, so they called
Speaker 5: it the Danny Thomas Show, the new series smart Move.
Speaker 4: It was it's hard to write out the lead actor.
Speaker 5: Then, Yeah, I was all filmed in black and white,
Speaker 5: and he made a deal with Desilu's Studios to film
Speaker 5: it there, which was the same studio as they used
Speaker 5: for I Love Lucy with the three cameras and the
Speaker 5: terrific filming. Marjorie Lawrence was Marjorie Lawrence. Marjorie Lord Lord. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Marjorie Lord was the one who played the wife in
Speaker 5: the show, Danny's wife. Yes, and Marjorie Lord died around
Speaker 5: about twenty fifteen at the age of ninety seven, but
Speaker 5: prior to that I spoke to her a little difficult Thomas.
Speaker 9: It is starring Danny Thomas, also starring Marjorie or And
Speaker 9: as his wife, Rusty Hammer and their son and John Cartwright.
Speaker 4: As their daughter.
Speaker 2: Well, you mentioned some of the guests you had on
Speaker 2: that program, Marjorie, and I'd just like to touch on
Speaker 2: a couple like Lucy or Ball and Desi Arnaires. You
Speaker 2: had a lot, well, you appeared on their show and
Speaker 2: there was quite a bit of direction with those too.
Speaker 2: And one of your memories of Lucy o'bull and Dizzy on.
Speaker 10: Is well I wrote about that a little bit in
Speaker 10: my book. And Desi was quite brilliant that people didn't
Speaker 10: realize that he really ran that Desilu studio. And I
Speaker 10: was impressed that when he would rehearse the scene the
Speaker 10: first time, you know, he had quite an accent, but
Speaker 10: he never had to repeat it, and he'd come back
Speaker 10: to do a second rehearsal, he'd know all the lines.
Speaker 10: He never looked at the script. Lucy was the opposite.
Speaker 10: She wanted to rehearse and rehearse and rehearse, and we did.
Speaker 10: She liked to go over things, but she was brilliant.
Speaker 10: She knew where every camera and where the house would
Speaker 10: be lit, and how to move and when she was
Speaker 10: with it, Daddy, you know, kind of let her make
Speaker 10: all the decisions. She wanted to make Lucy was quite
Speaker 10: serious in her personal life. She could be so funny,
Speaker 10: but sometimes she'd be very open and friendly, and other
Speaker 10: times she seemed to be preoccupied.
Speaker 4: But she was a great artist, wonderful.
Speaker 5: I loved Lucille Ball. I thought she was terrific. Yeah,
Speaker 5: she could have made a little bit of a problem.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, Mattrey Lord wasn't obviously that
Speaker 3: fond of her.
Speaker 4: Oh you didn't feel that from what she said?
Speaker 3: No, I wasn't getting a gush of emotion the positive
Speaker 3: emotion about him, was I?
Speaker 4: No, No, that's true, that's true.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we move on, Yes, Yes, that's okay.
Speaker 5: Yes, And who remembers Alan Rowe and Kimbo?
Speaker 3: That was Kimba.
Speaker 4: Kimba was the white Lion.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, you get things a little bit, sup.
Speaker 5: Was the contributions appreciated?
Speaker 3: I'm going so well tonight. Kimbo the Koala. I don't
Speaker 3: remember Elan Rowe? I don't do you remember him at all?
Speaker 5: Did you watch the Tarak Show with Jerry g and
Speaker 5: Ron Blasket and all those people? And Phil was for
Speaker 5: Prince Philip?
Speaker 4: Yes in it? And your uncle.
Speaker 3: I was always funny when Jeff core competed because he
Speaker 3: did it for adults. I felt he was actually playing.
Speaker 4: Tonight.
Speaker 3: He was doing it for eight year olds. But the
Speaker 3: way he was speaking was really as a man who
Speaker 3: would be comparing imt Yes, it was very funny that way.
Speaker 5: Well, Eleanroe did a lot of acting.
Speaker 3: He was I'm sorry, oh no, that's fine. I reached
Speaker 3: the end of the ten.
Speaker 5: And Allan Roe was a friend of mine and he
Speaker 5: worked at GTV Channel nine for a number of years
Speaker 5: in that Terek show. But here is Kimbo, the Koala,
Speaker 5: Alan's faithful companion, and they're working together right now.
Speaker 9: Tell me, Kimbo, what are you going to sing for
Speaker 9: the girls and boys?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 8: Well, I am going to sing two little songs I
Speaker 8: wrote myself.
Speaker 7: Two little songs you wrote yourself.
Speaker 9: That's very clever of him, isn't it girls and boys
Speaker 9: that can write songs?
Speaker 2: What are they called, Kimbo?
Speaker 8: Well, the first one is called I'm a Little Football Fan.
Speaker 3: And what about the second one that's.
Speaker 8: Called the Little Tug Song.
Speaker 11: I'm a little on bull Man.
Speaker 7: I'm as happy as can be.
Speaker 8: I love to watch a football match, one sitting up
Speaker 8: right dream when the whistle blows.
Speaker 2: I always shout.
Speaker 5: As lonely as I can.
Speaker 11: You're holding them more drinking drinking.
Speaker 8: Find a little football man. I'm a little football man.
Speaker 8: I'm as happy as can be. I love to watch
Speaker 8: a football match once hitting.
Speaker 2: At my dream.
Speaker 8: When the whistle blows, I always shout.
Speaker 9: As long as I can, you're holding the more drinking drinking.
Speaker 11: I'm a little o ballan.
Speaker 4: I think we just found three a W's new footy
Speaker 4: theme for next season. How good is that? To be good?
Speaker 4: Isn't that wonderful?
Speaker 5: Yes, Ellen unfortunately has passed on now, but I'm sure
Speaker 5: he'd be happy for you to us.
Speaker 4: So was that event act? So that was that Alan
Speaker 4: doing both for? Yes?
Speaker 5: Of course, Yes he's a ventriloquist and yeah, a very
Speaker 5: good performer.
Speaker 4: And why have I not heard of him until now?
Speaker 4: Like Ron Blasket was the ventriloquist, I didn't know there
Speaker 4: were others.
Speaker 5: They got around, there were a few of them, a
Speaker 5: few of them years. But he used to be in
Speaker 5: the Panomimes, remember the Tarik Sure Panamimes used to do
Speaker 5: them live on a Christmas time?
Speaker 3: Not really. I wish I could say yes, but I can't.
Speaker 3: You were in Victoria, Yes I was. I didn't. I
Speaker 3: didn't watch the Tarik Show, just never seeing Jeff Cork occasionally.
Speaker 3: I was a little too sophisticated for you, Kevin. Everything.
Speaker 5: I watched the Test bat and I never missed anything.
Speaker 4: A five year old Andrew would have been watching four
Speaker 4: Corners on the ABC or something like that, sitting back
Speaker 4: a smoking jackets, you know, with the watching Noel Coward plays,
Speaker 4: reading the Financial Review.
Speaker 3: That's all right, yeah, and discussing the equities of the world.
Speaker 4: Okay, checking out his share portfolio, right, that's but it
Speaker 4: was good.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 4: I thought that was really good. Good.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Should we take a.
Speaker 4: Break, I think so. We're in Trask's time tunnel and
Speaker 4: we're about to look at the shows of nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 5: Well, there's a new book out on Lee Gordon, who
Speaker 5: was the American producer who bought the Big Stars to Australia,
Speaker 5: and it's called Lee Gordon Presents by Jeff Apter and
Speaker 5: it's available in all Good books shops.
Speaker 4: Pete Smith told me about this book, and.
Speaker 5: I'm going to have to get a copy of it
Speaker 5: because I'm fascinated with all that because I was at
Speaker 5: all those shows. Yes, straight after the Tarrek show. I'd
Speaker 5: go straight down the Festival.
Speaker 3: Hall get your tickets.
Speaker 4: Tickets, he's going to be our guest on Sunday, the
Speaker 4: sixth of July. Remembering to talk about the book, Oh marvelous.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Oh that's true. I'm thrilled to bits to hear that.
Speaker 5: Of course, the Lee Gordon Big Shows was where Johnny
Speaker 5: O'Keeffe got his break and became famous. And I spoke
Speaker 5: to pee Weee Wilson from the Daltons about Johnny O'Keeffe.
Speaker 4: Ah, I'm counting.
Speaker 1: Ever since we met, Darling, I've been keeping school.
Speaker 2: It was a fabulous hero when you when you did
Speaker 2: those Lee Gordon shows. I can still see the Dltons
Speaker 2: and Johnny O'Keeffe on stage in my memory. But what
Speaker 2: are your memories of working with Johnny o'keef.
Speaker 7: Well, he was a most interesting character. Of course, as
Speaker 7: we're in hindsight we look back on his on his
Speaker 7: relatively short career, in the sense that he really was
Speaker 7: a dynamic performer. There was something that all of us
Speaker 7: in the in the up and coming artists in that
Speaker 7: early period, we're looking towards Johnny Keith as a mentor,
Speaker 7: and certainly he had a natural stagecraft. We never ever
Speaker 7: viewed him. Has been one of the great singers of
Speaker 7: of of the business, but certainly had all other those
Speaker 7: spects going in. The one thing that we all admired
Speaker 7: aboutbout him much was was his commitment to the business.
Speaker 4: Just today, work, just just I love pee Weee Wilson
Speaker 4: just adore me too. Yeah, I think it's again.
Speaker 5: That was a great interview you did with him a
Speaker 5: couple of months ago. Maybe it was last year.
Speaker 4: I think it was late last year.
Speaker 5: We'll have to get him on again here you will,
Speaker 5: because he's full of stories and he's terrific.
Speaker 3: Who tired in nineteen sixty three, KIV quite a few.
Speaker 5: Sabo sat on top of the Elephants. Oh yes, Zazu, Pits,
Speaker 5: Dick Powell, and Patsy Klein. Patsy Cline was killed in
Speaker 5: a plane crash in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 4: She was at the peak of her career.
Speaker 5: She was a country singer. She had a lot of hits.
Speaker 5: She had a twang and her voice and a sober voice. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and I thought she was terrific. And I love this
Speaker 5: song by Patsy Cline, Crazy.
Speaker 12: Crazy, I am crazy for villain. Slowly crazy, crazy for feeling.
Speaker 7: So I love.
Speaker 11: You, love me as love as as you wanted. I'm
Speaker 11: a little someday.
Speaker 12: You leave me for somebody new.
Speaker 10: Worry?
Speaker 11: Why do I let myself worry? Wondering what in the world?
Speaker 3: Yeah, wonderful sounded.
Speaker 5: Don't you love the backing chorus there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, fantastic. Sorry, Andrew saying no, no, just.
Speaker 3: What I just should mention too in passing that when
Speaker 3: that plan crashed into the mountain, two other great country
Speaker 3: stars died in the plane with the hawkshaw Hawkins and
Speaker 3: Cowboy Cops.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there were three of them lost to us
Speaker 3: that day. All right, mystery voice, this is the most
Speaker 3: challenging part for you.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 4: I know you're worry about this from.
Speaker 3: You know it starts on a Sunday morning. Oh no,
Speaker 3: it's coming on the chills.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: What I love, though, is the suspense that envelops Andrew
Speaker 4: and it consumes him. Well, we take a break before
Speaker 4: we get to it. It's mystery voice time. As Andrew
Speaker 4: was discussing just prior to the break, Kevin Trask is
Speaker 4: going to play us a mystery voice. We're going to
Speaker 4: try and guess who it is and we want you
Speaker 4: to do the same, but you answer by texting your
Speaker 4: answer to us. Zero four double seven, six nine three
Speaker 4: six ninety three is the number for you to text
Speaker 4: Kevin is do we have a clue? Do we have
Speaker 4: a clue?
Speaker 5: It's a male The boys watch.
Speaker 4: The girls while the girls watch the boys who watched
Speaker 4: the Girls go by?
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 9: Less all of it to be to make this scene,
Speaker 9: which is.
Speaker 4: The name of the game, Watch a guy watch a
Speaker 4: team on It is three to tip.
Speaker 1: Up and down, head over any cross romans.
Speaker 13: Is bar.
Speaker 7: Girl's time.
Speaker 2: It happens everywhere.
Speaker 7: I was watching the Girl's walk.
Speaker 4: Well, well, well, I've got nothing to do.
Speaker 3: The song is music to Watch Girls Go By. It
Speaker 3: was a hit as a vocal and as an instrumental
Speaker 3: from memory.
Speaker 5: Okay, is it that's your answer?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 3: Andy Williams had the hit version of it as a
Speaker 3: vocal obviously, But who that is? I have no idea.
Speaker 4: Is it an Australian? Yes it is.
Speaker 5: Your first question was a singer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's that's the first thing I thought I
Speaker 4: would have got. It sounded like an AUSSI singing to me.
Speaker 3: Is he more known as a singer or was he
Speaker 3: known as a singer. Yes, Ben anything something.
Speaker 4: Still hard for Ben. It's nineteen sixty three. Known as
Speaker 4: a singer, but other methods of entertainment. Was he an
Speaker 4: actor as well? Not an actor? Not an actor? A
Speaker 4: television host, not a television host. Radio.
Speaker 3: Yes, so as we're talking this jockey, we are talking.
Speaker 3: This is jockey. Yes, so we're going to be talking sixties.
Speaker 3: Graham Web.
Speaker 4: No, damn it.
Speaker 3: Jim Woody Wood.
Speaker 4: No, Jeff Manyon no, Banks no, no, Claudia No, it's
Speaker 4: a male. Yeah, this is remarkable.
Speaker 5: You've come this far. I am very impressed with both
Speaker 5: of you. Peter Allen, No, not Peter Allen, Ken Francis
Speaker 5: not Ken Fred.
Speaker 4: Other radio personalities from the era. Grantly D.
Speaker 5: This is Grantly Dan.
Speaker 4: Well, Where's where was that from?
Speaker 5: That's from an I m t Was it really from
Speaker 5: a collection from Dorothy Baker? And I was transferring some
Speaker 5: songs of Dorothy's off the real real tape and on
Speaker 5: here's Grantly D.
Speaker 4: And ah, that's one.
Speaker 5: It's a great mystery.
Speaker 4: And yeah, that is incredible. Well you picked that well,
Speaker 4: it was lucky in the clues, like to narrow with
Speaker 4: to somebody who's known for singing yes, but also a
Speaker 4: radio just a good guy. Because I was going to
Speaker 4: go Stan Rowe, Yes, I was just trying to think
Speaker 4: of anyone from the sixties. I could think of Alan Lappin.
Speaker 4: I was just going to throw out any name until
Speaker 4: I got them. What was Grantly do? His big hit
Speaker 4: that Money Had Let Their and the Little Girl Dan.
Speaker 3: Something like that. I just can't remember it. That's it,
Speaker 3: that was it. I got it, but it was. It
Speaker 3: was a great hit for him, and he was just
Speaker 3: to explain to people who don't know. Of course he
Speaker 3: was not cited, yes, exactly, and he had quite a
Speaker 3: career as a radio career and the singing career.
Speaker 4: I think I was totally blind, wasn't he. Yeah, he
Speaker 4: was terrific. He was really good.
Speaker 5: How did the listeners go? Did anybody out there in
Speaker 5: listening land get this?
Speaker 4: Well, we've had quite a few. Someone suggested Mark Trevorrow.
Speaker 4: It does sound like Mark Trevarro doing a parody a
Speaker 4: type thing above down type thing. Jerry Seinfeld, Barry Crocker,
Speaker 4: don not Jimmy Hannon all good guess yes, But the
Speaker 4: first one to correctly guess was Sue of Q, who
Speaker 4: correctly guests grandly well and soue well done. Excellent, that
Speaker 4: was really good. Yeah, yeah, very happy with that. So
Speaker 4: am I all right, We've got a minute to have
Speaker 4: a look at the films of nineteen sixty three, please
Speaker 4: Kevin Well, there was a big one came out.
Speaker 5: Can I mention I'm watching it came from out of Space,
Speaker 5: which is on Foxtelle or Max what if it's called?
Speaker 5: Yeah and Richard Carlson and it's terrific black and white
Speaker 5: from nineteen fifty three, and I'm absorbed with it.
Speaker 3: It's really really space monster alien movie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it came from out of Space?
Speaker 3: Did Richard Carson It'll make an A grade movie? No, No,
Speaker 3: everything he made at titles like that.
Speaker 5: And I discovered something. I say this very quickly. I
Speaker 5: thought it was in The Creature from Black Lagoon. But
Speaker 5: at the Grand in Coburg, there's a scene in a
Speaker 5: film where the Richard Carlson's standing on screen and somebody
Speaker 5: puts their hand out from the left hand side of
Speaker 5: screen and taps him on the shoulder, and we all went,
Speaker 5: well it was in It came from out of Space,
Speaker 5: And I jumped up on the counter. Took me right back.
Speaker 4: It did to the he was living alone.
Speaker 3: He's very nervous in the house. I am, I am,
Speaker 3: I am, but he's a bit of a scaredy cat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got the dog to protect me. With the
Speaker 5: light on the fridge open, It's all missy. The Birds
Speaker 5: came out in nineteen sixty three. The Alfred Hitchcock film
Speaker 5: with Tippy Hedron was a Tippy Hedron and we had
Speaker 5: Rod Taylor, Jessica tandyan Or Big cast.
Speaker 4: It was a terrific movie.
Speaker 5: As most of Hitchcock's films were scary.
Speaker 2: But I spoke to Tippy Hedron about the birds. I'd
Speaker 2: like to go to the scene in the attic where
Speaker 2: they threw all those birds at you.
Speaker 5: When you want to go there, I bet you don't.
Speaker 5: But that was pretty traumatic for a first film to be.
Speaker 3: In a scene like that, you know what, you know?
Speaker 13: When I when I was reading the script, you know
Speaker 13: how how I ask? I mean, how are you going
Speaker 13: to do this scene? He said, Oh, don't worry, We're
Speaker 13: going to use mechanical birds. Fine, no problem. Actually it
Speaker 13: was a very kind thing he did. However, there was
Speaker 13: no intention of using mechanical birds, and I didn't know
Speaker 13: about the real ones until the morning we were to
Speaker 13: start filming that scene, and I walked out onto the
Speaker 13: set and there was a cage built around that door
Speaker 13: that I walk in, with three huge boxes of ravens
Speaker 13: and seagulls and a few pigeons thrown in and and
Speaker 13: there were three pot men who we had great big
Speaker 13: gauntlets up to their shoulders and which they alternately started
Speaker 13: hurling at me. And it took five days to do
Speaker 13: that scene. Well, you're very brave, that's what That's what
Speaker 13: Cary Grant said. He came on Wednesday and he said,
Speaker 13: you're I think you're the bravest lady I've ever met,
Speaker 13: and I don't and I don't know if that's the
Speaker 13: word for it.
Speaker 4: Wonderful, good story. And now we're going to to a
Speaker 4: break so we can come back with the popular songs
Speaker 4: of sixty three.
Speaker 3: All right, the final few minutes of Trask's Timetital nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty three of the year, and the songs were.
Speaker 5: You'd be in your element here Andrew Dominique, who sang
Speaker 5: that the singing nun very good, tick good, start go away,
Speaker 5: little girl, Steve Lawrence correct, he's so fine, the chaffon correct.
Speaker 3: That was the one George Harrison got himself into trouble about.
Speaker 4: Oh that's right, it is true. Hey, Paula, Paul and
Speaker 4: Paula correct. It's my party and I'll cry if I wanted.
Speaker 3: Are correct whose father was a multi millionaire bikini manufacturer.
Speaker 4: How about that? I will follow him? The not the
Speaker 4: Chaffons again.
Speaker 3: It was the no the something's no no no, it
Speaker 3: was little Peggy March.
Speaker 5: I was a little piggy Matt. We were both on
Speaker 5: one hundred percent. Let's not break the bond here.
Speaker 4: We're doing well. Our day will come.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The Toothbox to Buffalo slle uh, Ruby and the Romantics.
Speaker 4: Wow, sukiyaki, sukiyaki kyo second motto, kyud good.
Speaker 3: He's good any because you weren't even born.
Speaker 4: No, he's a well before my time.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: Surf City, Jan and Dean correct walk like a man
Speaker 5: the Frankie Valley.
Speaker 4: In the Four Seasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go that one move, baby move j
Speaker 2: Okay correct, Proud of you, Thank you j Justin.
Speaker 5: Now that's when I thought would get you guys, But
Speaker 5: you've got it well two more ago now, just concentrated missing,
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Speaker 5: boys than I loved, Helen Shapiro and I love No Trespassing.
Speaker 4: And we love you, Kevin, Thank you for all you do.
Speaker 4: Where we go next work.
Speaker 5: Will come with me to nineteen fifty five beautiful.
Speaker 4: I'm going to