00:00This is Mr. Rusty. He used to be a happy man, but now he's sad.
00:24There's no magic in life anymore, he said.
00:28You see, once upon a time, when he played his barrow organ with the birds on top, all the children used to come and ride on his roundabout.
00:36But now they didn't come anymore.
00:39No magic, said Mr. Rusty to the horse.
00:44Very lightly, said the horse, who was secretly quite pleased with the rest he was having.
00:51No magic, said Mr. Rusty, no magic.
00:56He sat on the horse to try and cheer himself up.
01:00He up, he said, trying hard to enjoy himself.
01:04Anyone coming?
01:10No.
01:12So it didn't do any good and he got off and walked away and found that the postman had been.
01:26At least he supposed it must be the postman, because who else brings parcels?
01:30And it was addressed to Mr. Rusty.
01:32The writing was very bad, but it was definitely addressed to Mr. Rusty.
01:37And there's only one thing to do with the parcel that's addressed to you.
01:41And that is, open it.
01:46Carefully, because you never know what might be inside.
01:50Do you?
02:00Do you?
02:05Do you?
02:05Do you?
02:06Yes.
02:07Oh!
02:08Yes.
02:15It doesn't matter.
02:17You're good.
02:49Who are you? Said Mr. Rusty. I'm Zebedee. Zebedee. What do you do? Said Mr. Rusty. Magic. Magic.
03:14And Zebedee seemed to know all about Mr. Rusty's trouble, about the roundabout, no children,
03:22and no magic, and all that. And he told Mr. Rusty he would make everything all right again.
03:28And he said, as you will see tomorrow.
03:38And he said, as you will see tomorrow.
03:48And he said, as you will see tomorrow.
03:52He said, as you will see tomorrow.
03:56Let's go.
04:00Let's go.
04:02Let's go.
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