Fresh chat.
Well, what else can happen after all that?
Happy ending perhaps? I'd better not spill it for you.
You know, Gogol's original short story on which May Night is based is a masterpiece of Russian literature,
but I'm afraid the film hasn't capitalized much on that.
Now another thing is that the movie hasn't many elements of opera in it.
It's mostly all dialogue and not much music as, no doubt, you've seen.
The plot, however, improbable as it is, would lend itself very well, operatically speaking.
Anyway, enough of lecturing. Let's have a short interval and then we'll return you to part two of May Night.
Network 028 would like you to come on a trip to Brazil.
Otália of Bahia will show you the warmth and exuberance and color of Brazil.
Otália arrives in Bahia and everyone wants her to have fun. Otália of Bahia, 9.30 Friday night, Network 028.
New South Wales results for random breath testing are among the best in the world.
But when you take a closer look, they're even better, because what they really are are people.
Thousands of men, women, teenagers and children who already have escaped death or serious injury.
Thousands. And if random breath testing means saving someone close to you, well, isn't it worth it?
9.30 Monday night, David Stratton's movie of the week, the winner of the Cannes Special Jury Prize 1973, The Invitation.
My friends, I have the difficult duty to tell you that the mother of our colleague, Placey, died this morning.
According to you, how much property will it take to buy such a thing?
It's a lot. A lot.
The party develops into a battle of middle class morality.
I worked 40 years in an office, Mr. Placey. I'm the one who won everything. Hardly.
The Invitation, David Stratton's movie of the week, 9.30 Monday, here on Network 028.
For 20 years, Lifeline has been at the service of the people of Sydney and its suburbs.
Now, the new telephone line, Ethnic Lifeline, is at your service and you can call whatever your problem is and speak in your native language with our specialized counselors.
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Dear Frostina Paramoina.
I am so happy that you are with me now.
Oh, my dear, my...
What are you saying?
Don't look at me.
Oh, don't be afraid.
I am with you, and you are with me.
I'm going to go now. Have a very good night.
Tolba is going through the 13-year itch. But when he meets Nana, his life turns on end.
She's beautiful, intelligent, and after the best things in life.
Tolba woos her, but dances himself into the ground.
Perhaps he should be a little fitter.
And all the time, he's throwing away his family life.
Ten out of ten. Sunday night at 9.30, Network 028.
Lou Robbins knows a lot about trailable yachts and overhead power lines.
Okay, runners on.
Well, I've been sailing diggies and now trailable yachts for the last 18 years.
Since we've had the trailable yacht, we've certainly noticed that the rigs are getting taller.
The highest risk time would be at the end of the day of sailing, when everybody is tired.
During that time, people become careless and they don't look up.
Most people are aware when they put a mast up where the power lines are.
They're not so careful when they're pulling a boat out of the water.
There's absolutely no second chances for hitting a power line with an aluminium mast.
It's a one-step event.
The Energy Authority says, if you're near overhead power lines, be especially careful.
Remember, whatever you do, look out for the