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He's studying!
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What a lovely girl. I'm so happy she made it in the end.
It's the Space Show tonight. Our audience is dressed up like Space People.
The kids are ready. They're going to visit Hades, Comet.
We're going to do space music and we're going to space you right out.
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Big boy, big boy, is that perfect?
Big boy, is that perfect?
Is that perfect?
Big boy, come closer to me.
I want this to be that perfect feeling.
Oh, please, come closer to me.
I want this to be that different feeling.
Too close for comfort, too close for joy.
Fighting the battle, their hearts destroyed.
Touch and kiss the stranger and call out, fail.
Hiding from the danger that's been sent from hell.
I've got that feeling, that perfect feeling.
That perfect feeling, oh, please.
Big boy, big boy, is that perfect?
Big boy, big boy, big boy, big, big, big, big.
And you should check out the people in the audience.
We told them it was going to be a space show,
and some of them got so dressed up with the best.
And we'll be picking out some of the bestest dresser rubberers
on the show tonight when we come back with more Space Down
fun on Young Talent time tonight.
So come on, everybody.
Get to me.
The feeling, the feeling, the feeling, all of me.
Big boy, big boy, hit that traffic big boy, big boy, big boy.
Big, big, big.
Winning goal was an unforgettable experience.
I felt so proud to be an Australian.
And now you can help send the Aussie team
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Saturday the 5th, 8 or 5 PM, I was on a routine orbit
making my usual round in Oberon Galaxy when I materialized
into an alien atmosphere.
I had a strong hunch that this planet was uninhabited.
That one was willing to take a second opinion.
Charlie Jupiter, who are you?
Where are the dirty traitor quitters?
Cadet Tim Nelson on space patrol.
What base? Space base?
Planet Earth, 400 miles that way.
What do you do?
I'm a singer.
Ah, gee, it gets so quiet and lonely out here.
Wouldn't you sing for us?
Yeah.
Oh, well, okay then.
Ah, we're going to have trouble.
Easy. Yes, basic.
Starlight, starlight
Shine down on me
Bring back my baby
Back home to me
First I see
In the heavens tonight
Bring back my baby
To australia
I know there's ways we can stand the fact
We can all admit, but we must wait until the day
You come back to me
Starlight, starlight
Wait till my place
Bring back my baby
Back home to me
Starlight, starlight
Please hear my plea
Bring back my baby
Back home to me
Bring back my baby
Back home to me
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Ah, it's all happening.
Coming out of everywhere.
I enjoyed that very much.
Thank you, Timmy, and all your critters over there.
Starlight, starlight.
Lonnie Lee would jump up and down listening to that.
He recorded the original.
All those my friends from the 60s will remember.
I'd like you to meet the director of the planetarium at the museum.
This is Dr. Robin Hurst, everybody, and he's got some interesting things.
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I guess...
Do we call you doctor?
You can call me Robin.
I'll call you Robin. Thank you, Robin.
Everybody around the world at this time is excited, of course,
because Hallie's Comet is back in circulation after how many years?
76 years. It comes back about every 76.
Do you know, Robin, people will think this is really dumb.
I've been in the music business for 25 years,
and I never connected the two, Bill, Hallie, and the Comets.
Bill, Hallie, and the Comets.
That's where the name comes from, Bill, Hallie, and the Comets, right?
That's exactly right.
Yeah, well, I didn't know that.
In fact, that's sort of set the pronunciation of Hallie's Comet back 30 years.
Back a bit, yes. Of course, they took one out.
Everybody calls it Hallie's Comet. In fact, it's Hallie's Comet.
This is a model of the Earth and all the planets, or the Sun
and all the planets that revolve around it, right?
That's right.
And when you turn that on, I guess you can show us how they all...
That's right. We've got the Sun here, Mercury, Venus,
and this is the Earth here with its moon. That's the blue one.
Right.
And then Mars, Jupiter, Saturn. We haven't got enough room to put the others on.
Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
There's fantastic songs about all these places, isn't there?
You know, the...
By the light of the silvery moon...
Venus.
Venus, if you will, please send a little...
Mars, Mars is making eyes at me.
OK, now, how does the Hallie's Comet travel through all this system here?
Right. All the planets are moving almost in circles clockwise,
and Hallie's Comet goes the opposite way round,
and it goes around in a huge elliptical orbit.
It starts out here near Mark, and that's where it was in 1948,
and then it slowly comes in and it speeds up as it comes in,
comes right around in between the Sun and the Earth,
and then heads off right back out here again,
and that takes about 76 years.
Fantastic. Now, we've got some animated footage of Hallie's Comet,
and perhaps, Robin, you can tell us a little bit about the origins
of Hallie's Comet. What is it actually made up of?
Well, it's like a dirty snowball.
If you look at... Remember that when you go skiing and you see...
Some big cosmic snowman out there through a dirty snowball
some millions of years ago, right?
It probably looks very much like the sort of snow you find
at the bottom of the ski run, you know, all mushed up with dust and dirt in it.
Right. Now, this is Hallie's Comet coming towards us.
Now, I understand that when it is in the far reaches of the solar system,
in fact, it's not visually the same as what it is at the moment, right?
It doesn't have that tail. Why is that?
No. As it comes closer to the sun, it just warms up by the sunlight,
the strength of the sun, and that melts a lot of the ice,
which comes off with the dust, and then that gas and dust
gets pushed behind the comet's head to form a long tail.
But the comet only looks like that when it's just in the vicinity of the sun.
Most of its life, it's just a big chunk of dirty ice.
I remember when I was a kid, you used to read about this phenomena
that happened around about 1910, and people were very scared of it at that time,
I guess like most things that we don't know about, we are afraid of.
Exactly, yes. What happened around that time?
Some funny stories, I believe. All sorts of things.
In Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, they even locked the baby kangaroos up
because they thought that the last time the comet came,
there was an epidemic of young kangaroo deaths.
And in fact, a lot of people, because they were very frightened,
because they thought there was a poisonous gas in the tail of the comet,
and a lot of people thought they might be gassed by it.
Of course they wouldn't be because the gases are so...
Wasn't there a charlatan that sold some anti-Halley's Comet pills?
That's right. To save people from the comet, they sold pills
and made a fortune, in fact, selling comet pills.
Terrific. Well, we're going to get around Australia
a unique opportunity to have a look at Halley's Comet.
TAA is flying up. I believe people are coming from Europe to watch it here.
That's right. We've got Americans coming across in luxury cruises.
We've got people coming in the Concorde.
Australia is the centre of all the comet activity
because it's going to be high in our sky.
Terrific. Did you enjoy that, boys and girls? I did.
It was good fun, wasn't it?
Would you say a special thank you everybody around Australia
to one of the people who takes away the mystery of Halley's Comet?
And I think that's a good thing, especially for children,
because there's nothing to fear. It's a fantastic phenomena,
and we're really pleased to have had you with us.
Sure, thanks very much. Good on you, Doctor.
Thank you.
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CHEERING
Woo! Very nice-looking audience with us tonight, too,
and I'd like you to meet a very special young lady
that all of our Sydney friends watching right now will know very well,
because she's the telethon girl from the Kids Telethon,
which is on right at this very moment,
and if you look at your screens coming right now,
you'll see a telephone number that you can all call
if you want to make your donations.
And Fiona's a big young Talent Time fan, right, Fiona?
Yes.
And who's your favourite you told me before?
Um, well, everybody. I like everybody.
You like everybody.
Weren't you Natalie's neighbour or something?
I used to go to school with Natalie.
Did you? Well, she's going to sing a song,
especially for you a little while later.
So I hope you enjoy that.
It's really generous. I mean, it's really wonderful on occasions like this,
especially all the Sydney people who have taken the care tonight
to ring up, and especially the kids,
with Fiona's encouragement and with all our encouragement,
please get on those phones and start ringing
and do your bit for the Kids Telethon,
because it's unique, isn't it?
I mean, this is our telethon, right? Us kids.
Yeah.
Us kids. Big kids.
Us big kids. I'm still a big kid.
I couldn't do the show if I wasn't a big kid.
It's really lovely to meet you, and thank you again
for all your hard work on the telethon.
Continued good luck and good cheer,
and is there anything you want to say to all the kids out there?
Just hello and...
Don't forget to send in your donations.
Yeah? Yep.
Well, you tell them. Go on.
Don't forget to send in your donations
to all the children at the hospital.
Good on you.
Fiona Gallagher, everybody.
A real sweetheart.
Now, centre stage with some more space-type stuff.
Here's Lorena and all the rest of the Mad Gang.
Give her a...
Hi.
You're tuned to Young Telltime.
To celebrate Hayley's Comet
and its flight across Australia,
the White Light Orchestra
have put together some great music on this new LP.
Let's listen to one track called
Dirk Comet while we watch
25 Years of Man's Conquest of Space.
Here comes Dirk Comet.
Let's go.
Here comes Dirk Comet.
Show me.
Wow. What a great video.
What can I say?
Thank you to all those courageous astronauts.
Young Telltime, salute you.
You're our neighbours in space.
Thank you.
I'm your good neighbour.
Remember, you can watch Neighbours
at seven o'clock every weekday.
Watch for your favourite people on Neighbours.
There's lots to choose from.
Little ones, big ones, really good people.
So, here's our favourite neighbour,
our special guest, Marty Coffey.
So, here's our favorite neighbor, our special guest, Marty Coffey!
Thank you. Thank you, Bevin.
Bevin didn't really tell you much about me. I do a juggling act.
Hup!
Yes, a juggling act. And I'm starting off with skill.
Hup!
It's actually two different ways of doing skill.
With applause.
By the way we were doing it. Oh, thank you.
It's alright. You can save that applause because I'm about to do a very difficult trick with the hat.
A trick which always gets a big round of spontaneous applause.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
I'll tell you when.
That's not it. That's not the hard part.
The hard part is getting the hat on the head.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to kick the hat into the air and catch it on my head.
This trick's called the old kick the hat up in the air, catch it on the head trick.
Hup!
Hey! Thank you. Thank you.
And for the next trick, we're going to need a volunteer from the audience.
Oh good, a volunteer.
What's your name, son?
Warwick.
Bevin, can you bring that up here, Bevin?
My lovely assistant.
Alright.
Now, we're going to start off with some fire eating.
You're going to help me with this.
Alright.
Any of you kids ever seen fire eating before?
Yes.
You have?
Forget it then.
Alright, here's what I want you to do.
Hold that.
Now, son, I want you to watch me.
Whatever you do, don't do this. Just watch.
Okay, go ahead.
Bet you wonder how I do this without burning my mouth.
I don't.
Fire eating.
Alright, Warwick.
We're going to do a little magic trick.
This is a Haley's Comet magic trick.
I just want you to sit down.
I want you to put your fingers like that for me.
That's good.
Thumbs up.
Doing fine.
Ow.
He's good at this.
Look at that.
You could get a job with the government, you know.
This is a magic trick where I'm going to make toilet paper disappear
right in front of this little boy's eyes.
What's your name again?
Warwick.
That's right.
Warwick, watch carefully.
I'm going to take this wad of toilet paper.
I'm going to place it in my hand.
I want you to blow on it.
Watch his face when he sees it's gone.
We'll do it again.
Now, look, if you can figure out how the trick's done,
don't give it away here.
We're going to do it again.
This time I want you to watch really carefully, Warwick.
Once again, I'm just going to place that in my hand.
It's going to disappear, all right?
Watch carefully.
Place it in my hand.
Blow on it.
Watch his face when he sees it's gone, all right?
Wait, wait.
This time, a really big piece of toilet paper.
You tell me when to stop, Warwick.
Remember, the more I take off, the stupider you look, kid.
All right, good.
Big piece, big piece.
Think you can do this one.
Hey, I'm going to stuff it in my hand.
Blow on it.
Would you bet me 50 bucks it's still there?
No?
Too bad.
Could have made some easy money.
Tell you what, this is why it's called the Haley's Comet trick.
I'm going to take the whole roll of toilet paper.
I'm going to take the whole roll.
I'm going to place it in my hand.
Take a bow.
Keep going.
Mother, mother, in your world there is no other, always there with a smile, we calm us down when we are well covered.
Mother, a mother just like you.
Dear Johnny and the team, I'd love you to do a song for my mother, Amy Bennett, who is 97 years old.
She's 97 years old in January.
Mum enjoys gardening and reading and she's been writing her life story since she was the age of three.
Gee, that would be so good.
You tell me to say that, mum.
We are great fans of Young Talent Time and we watch it together every Saturday night.
And among the seven grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren and 12 great, great grandchildren.
I think we produced a lot of devoted fans, hey?
Congratulations on your 15 years and may you continue to give us all the great pleasure for many more years to come.
Good luck and regards to you all, Mrs Florence Amira.
And to Mrs Amira and your mother, Mrs Bennett, here's Natalie to sing one of your favourites, When You Wish Upon A Star.
When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are.
Anything your heart desires will come true to you.
If your heart is in your dream, no request is too extreme.
When you wish upon a star, as dreamers do.
Page is kind, she brings to those who love.
The sweet fall, now the dawn, our secret night.
When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are.
Anything your heart desires will come to you.
Page is kind, she brings to those who love.
The sweet fall, now the dawn, our secret night.
Like a bolt out of the blue, fate stands and now sees you through.
When you wish upon a star, your dream comes true.
Well, well, well, Moja, what have you done?
I killed the wrong brother, that's what I done.
Barry Crayton plays twins, one's out to get the other with a get-rich-quick trick that can't miss, until Gordon Chater fouls up foul play.
So who has the last laugh? You will, at corpse.
The comedy thriller that's not so much a whodunit, but a whodunit to whom?
Appearing in Townsville at the Civic Theatre from May 20th until the 24th, special matinee on the 24th, bookings are now open.
I'm a very happy dog, cause I've a special owner who does special things for me.
Like finding out about my dog. She knows I'm fussy, and appreciate the best.
My dog is all meat, and prepared just the way I like it. So good, it's guaranteed to please.
I love her for it, like she loves me.
My dog, guaranteed to tempt fussy eaters.
Freeze baby, freeze baby, freeze baby, freeze baby.
Freeze baby, freeze baby, freeze baby.
This is such a crazy show I can't believe.
There's a mum down the front here, she's been giggling her head off all the time.
You've got one of your kids up here as well, have you?
Stay here, Charles.
Excuse me, Charles.
Charles, you come on back.
Don't be nervous, it's all right.
There's only three million people out there looking at you.
Because it's a space show tonight, a very special night, we invited all the audience
to come in dressed up.
Perhaps we could play a little bit of playoff music while we have a little look at all these
wonderful creations here.
Did you all do it with your mums and dads, did you?
You look just terrific.
Little bit of playoff music there, Sammy, and they can dance.
Here we go.
Dance, everybody.
Well, Power, thank you very much to the mums and dads and all the kids for getting dressed
up.
It's a lot of fun.
And here's a number that's also fun and it's also about dressing up.
It's called The Goonies Aren't Good Enough, and here comes Katie Van Reeve.
Give it up for her.
Yeah.
And we break down, oh it's not real if you don't feel it
Unspoken expectations, ideas you used to play with
The fun of it taking shape was good enough, good enough for me
It's good enough, good enough for me
Well yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Now you say you're starting to feel the push and pull
Of what could be and ever can
You mirror me, I stumble and through those old fashioned superstitions
I find too hard to break or maybe you're out of place
Well, good enough, good enough for me
It's good enough, good enough for me
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
For me, it's good enough
For me, it's good, it's good enough
Good enough for me
Well yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Old fashioned superstitions
I find too hard to break or maybe you're out of place
Well, good enough, good enough for me
It's good enough, good enough for me
It's good, it's good enough
Good enough for me
Well yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
For me, it's good enough
For me, it's good, it's good enough
Good enough for me
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You're invited to a very special evening with Johnny Chester
And we'll make tomorrow's memories tonight
Singing the songs you know so well
We'll love together
Cause I love you so
Rebecca
And Johnny's special guest, Natalie Wood
When we were making love last night
Australia's own Johnny Chester
In concert appearing Townsville the 16th of May
Each out of Towns the 17th, eh the 18th and Bowen the 20th
Why did they make ducks so that they couldn't fly upside down?
Beats the hell out of me
Why did they make ducks so that they couldn't fly upside down?
Because if they did, they'd quack up
Get it?
Quack up, quack, quack, quack
You're such a devil
Oof
Yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah
Hey, little devil
Hey, little devil, you're overdrawn in a rain
Hey, little devil
It's time that someone started taming you down
Hey, little devil
There'll be some changes made to Roman days of fruit
Hey, little devil
I'm gonna make an angel out of you
Hey, little devil
You've got me all in a whirl
Hey, little devil
You're a cute little devil
And I'm gonna make you my girl
Hey, little devil
You're out
To break my heart
But just before you do
Hey, little devil
I'm gonna make an angel out of you
They say beware
But I don't care
I love you just the same
You're an old heartbreaker
And a mixed-good maker
But I'm wise to your game
Whoa, whoa, whoa, hey, little devil
Everything is gonna be fine
Hey, little devil
Cause someday soon I'm gonna make you okay
Hey, little devil
There'll be no running around
The metro what a lose
Hey, little devil
I'm gonna make an angel out of you
There'll be no running around
The metro what a lose
Hey, little devil
I'm gonna make an angel out of you
Hey, little devil
You know what they say
And I don't mind
And I don't mind is the devil's workshop
Yeah
Let's cross over now to the workshop of Professor Google Fitz
He'll have you in Fitz
Take it away, Professor
Take it away
Oh, dear
Oh, oh
Hello
I'm sorry I couldn't be here last week
But I was busy inventing some things
I've invented some marvelous things like this
A comb for bald-headed men
And this one, a pencil
A pencil that has no lead in it
No lead whatsoever
That's for people who don't like writing letters
But most importantly I have invented
Well, not really invented
But actually collected some dust
Some very special dust from the surface of the moon
That's the moon
And this dust a lot of people will say is simply a load of moon dust
But no, this dust in fact is very, very special scientific dust
Because it actually contains some living creatures
Some living moon creatures
As you can see
And as through these living moon creatures
You can see the little particles of the creatures in there
Living along merrily
I'll show you one
There we go
There we are
That's him there
It's a little scientific moon creature we know as Irving
Now Irving when he comes in contact with the atmosphere
Does a very strange thing
You see he will actually duplicate himself
So as we see we have now two Irvings
And when you have two Irvings you can do amazing things
You can actually take one Irving here
Take another one here
Place him into this hand here
Take this Irving into this one
And you will find instantly they change places
You'll see Irving is now in this hand
And Irving is now in this hand
Absolutely
So I just
That's it, that's it
I will do it again
I take Irving into this hand
I take Irving into this hand here
And you will find that instantly
The Irving in this hand has gone
Has gone
Oh here he is in here
But this Irving didn't move
Hang on a minute
I'll try it again
I'll take this Irving here
Here he goes
Into this hand here
And Tim come over here for a moment
I'm going to take this Irving
And Tim I would like you to hold him very tightly in your hand
Very, very tightly
There he goes
Now we're going to make sure that this Irving goes into there
We will use
We will use the test tube
Here we go
He is
As you'll see he is now in the little high dropper
And now into, into Tim's hand
There we go
Would you like to open your hand now Tim?
Let's just have a look
Two Irvings
As you can see
The two Irvings once again together
I will tell you what
Tim, Tim
Hold your hand there
Hold it very tightly
Because this is a little known fact about Irvings
You see when you hold them together
And they are influenced by this one here
The star nearest the moon
You will find that a very strange thing happens
Hold them over there
Take them close to the star
Not too
That's close enough
Bring it back
And now
Watch
Wow
Irvings coming
Wow
Absolutely amazing
Wow
Yay
And now let's travel to the far reaches of the universe
To visit the wonderful stars of Star Wars
Darth Vader
Princess Leia
And
That young girl
Make everything alright
Starlight
Starbright
The star I seek tonight
Starlight
Starbright
Yeah
You must be my lucky star
Cause you make the darkness seem so far
When our love will be mad
I'll just starlight and be by my side
Starlight
Starbright
The star I seek tonight
Starlight
Starbright
Make everything alright
Starlight
Starbright
The star I seek tonight
Starlight
Starbright
Yeah
Come on
Shine your heavenly body tonight
Cause I know you're gonna make everything alright
You may be my lucky star
My lucky star
What you do to me baby
You may be my lucky star
I'm a lucky star
Starlight
Starbright
The star I seek tonight
Starlight
Starbright
Make everything alright
Starlight
Starbright
The star I seek tonight
Starlight
Starbright
Yeah
Come on
Shine your heavenly body tonight
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A dog into a bottle
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It's that time of the year when you can join in the fun of the Charters Towers Foster's Country Music Festival.
Two and a half days of great country music, $17,000 worth of prizes to be awarded
including $1,500 to the grand prize winner.
Special guests include Geraldine Doyle, Bill and Boyd and Wood Sand with special guest compere Channel 7's Linda Kilpatrick.
Enjoy the procession on Friday, the cabaret on Saturday, the finals on Sunday
and a host of artists and great country music Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Charters Towers Showgrounds.
On your mark, get set, now ready, go! Everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, razzle all night long.
There's a dance everyone can do, it's the hipster's dance just for me and you.
It's the razzle dazzle, you can do it too. Here we go, let's dance!
On your mark, get set, now ready, go! Everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, razzle all night long.
It's the razzle dazzle, razzle dazzle song.
On your mark, get set, now ready, go!
Spring is like on Jupiter must, in other words hold my hand.
In other words, darling kiss me.
Fill my heart with song, let me sing forevermore.
You are all I long for, all I worship and adore.
In other words, please be true, in other words, I love you.
On your mark, get set, now ready, go!
Everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, it's all night long.
Now here's a dance, if one can't do, it's a hipster's dance.
As Greg has to, won't you take a chance, this is all you do.
Just take your baby, go to the dance party, dance your life crazy, give it all you've got.
That's razzle dazzle, it's ready all night, it's all night long.
That's razzle dazzle, that's razzle song.
And razzling and dazzling right along on Young Talent Time with Darth Vader at my left, what else can I do but razzle and dazzle some more.
On your mark, get set, now ready, go!
Everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, everybody razzle dazzle, it's all night long.
Winning goal was an unforgettable experience, I felt so proud to be an Australian.
And now you can help send the Aussie team to the end of the Commonwealth Games with this special offer from Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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But it's for a limited time only.
And it won't last long either.
It's been a big show Fiona, hasn't it?
Have you been a good dog and settled on a Fiona for us well-o?
Oh, give us a pat.
And don't forget to remind all your friendly dogs in the neighborhood to ring in for the telethon and make a donation, Waldo.
Yeah, that's right.
You hear that? Do it.
And this is Joanne here on my right here celebrating her birthday with us tonight, Joanne.
Beautiful to have you with us and happy birthday.
And I hope you enjoy our little present, Stuart.
Thanks for being our birthday girl.
And stay and say goodnight Australia at the end of the show, okay?
Okay.
Good girl.
Thanks to Marty Coffey, to Tim Ellis, Fiona Gallagher, of course, and Dr. Robin Hurst for his great stuff on Haley's Comet tonight.
Next week, the sisters are doing it for themselves.
Girls just want to have fun.
I'm your man.
Vinny's going to sing that for all the girls.
And Tarzan Boyer to close the show, which will be crazy.
A whole lot of hits for you on your very own Young Talent Time.
Next week, right around Australia.
See you then, everybody.
And hope your dreams do come true.
And then while I'm awake.
Goodnight, Wal-o.
Goodnight.
I'll ride home every day.
And I'll send all my loving.
Goodnight, Vanessa.
And on behalf of Asponses McDonald's, goodnight, everybody.
See you next week.
In Sydney and in Melbourne, Johnny Young and the cast choose to stay at the Southern Cross Hotels.
Our weekly talent discovery shares in the McDonald's Scholarship Fund.
Our talent discovery of the year applies quite as the spirit of Australia to the United States or Europe.
Young Talent Time is a Television House production for Network 10 Australia.