06:11Donc, nous avons un show pour vous aujourd'hui.
06:15Nous avons des artistes et performers que vous n'avez jamais entendu.
06:20Nous avons l'italien guitar player qui s'occupe du carpet.
06:28Et, pas encore, je ne vais pas avoir le ferret qui s'occupe de Larry Grayson qui s'occupe de l'autre.
06:34Il a l'autre côté qui s'occupe de l'autre et qui s'occupe de l'autre et qui s'occupe de l'autre et qui s'occupe de l'autre.
06:37Et, là, il y a Timmy Cage à l'autre, nous devons nous laisser.
06:41Merci.
06:47Je suis glad que je suis venu, je ne suis pas venu.
06:49Et, ensuite, le pièce de résistance est un grand acte qui s'occupe de l'autre,
06:55parce que un gars s'occupe de l'autre et se s'occupe de l'autre et se s'occupe de l'autre.
06:58Donc, vous vous êtes allé, M. Mayor, parce qu'il est là.
07:01Et vous, vous et le gouvernement, je suis venu.
07:03Je vois le tandem outside.
07:04Now, anyway...
07:13I see you've got the gong on tonight, Governor.
07:15Well done.
07:16World Cup, 1950.
07:17Good lad.
07:18Yes.
07:19And nice rock on you, love.
07:20CNAs.
07:21So, then, in the second half,
07:23this fella comes on and he stands here in just a loincloth,
07:26and he juggles with four tonne of soot.
07:29Don't laugh, the first four rows go home singing Mammy.
07:34Which is very handy if you're going home to Bradford.
07:36Now, I'll tell you...
07:38Well, I've had a day down here.
07:39I've really enjoyed myself.
07:40I love Weymouth.
07:41It's a heck of a place.
07:42You enjoy it.
07:43I played bingo.
07:44I went to the Irish bingo session this afternoon.
07:45It was great.
07:46Should have heard the Irish fella in there.
07:48He said, oh, he's down looking.
07:50Three and one.
07:51Four.
07:55Two little ducks.
07:56Seventeen.
08:02Sherwood Forest.
08:03I said, what's that?
08:04He said, all the trees.
08:10Well, we've had lots of good things from France since we've been in the common market,
08:13but none better than my next pal who's coming on.
08:16So, will you please give a real nice welcome for someone all the ladies absolutely love,
08:20Sasha Distel!
08:21We've had it going good, I know.
08:36Then somehow I let you go.
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49:20Il est en place d'un nu.
49:23Alors, il était là-bas.
49:28Et Quasimodo aloisi à lui,
49:29Jacophe!
49:29Quoi?
49:30Il était là-bas.
49:31Oh!
49:31Il était là-bas.
49:33Il était là-bas,
49:35le maire,
49:35il est là-bas-tes-je dans le filtre.
49:37Il m'agira-t-c'est-à-bas.
49:37Il m'agira-t-c'est-à-bas.
49:38Il m'agira-t-c'est-à-bas.
49:39Il m'agira-t-c'est-à-bas en cette vitesse.
49:40Il m'agira-t-caire.
49:40Il m'agira-t-c'est-à-bas.
49:41Alors, il m'agira-t-c'est-à-bas.
49:42C'est ce qui ?
49:43Il fait « Yacouf »
49:56C'est ce qu'on a dit « Quasimodo »
50:01C'est ce qu'on a dit « Je sais pas, mais je t'ai fait le plus à la place »
50:07Three hours I've been here and I can't complain.
50:10No, really.
50:12I'll tell you what.
50:13No, it's all right cafe.
50:17Did you know they're picking cotton on Portland Bill?
50:20He's not too happy about it, but they're picking it.
50:22Yes.
50:23I went in a pub up there.
50:24It was fantastic.
50:26Great pub.
50:26We're having a few jars.
50:27Because, you know, I do like a drink occasionally.
50:29I usually drink as a habit.
50:30And there I was, having a drink, just like that.
50:32You know, having a little drink.
50:33And an Irishman came in.
50:35With a duck under one arm.
50:36et un biscuit tin sous l'autre.
50:39Donc nous avons tous hâte de l'arrivée
50:40et il mettait le biscuit tin sur l'arrivée
50:42et il mettait le duck
50:44sur l'arrivée de la biscuit tin
50:45et l'olde l'arrivée went
50:46quack, quack, quack, quacky, quacky, quacky, quacky
50:49and a quacky, quacky, quack, quack, quacky
50:51I'm singing in the quack
50:53I'm quack
50:54Just like that he did, it was fantastic
50:56Well, all the bar was round
50:57and the landlord said, Paddy
50:59He said, hello there
51:00He said, would you like to sell the duck?
51:03He said, indeed I would, would £100 be too much?
51:05Done a deal, right out the till
51:06Boom, boom, boom, ready's in the tail
51:08The bar was packed all afternoon there
51:12and the old duck's on the biscuit tin going
51:13quack, quack, quacky, quacky, quacky, quack, quack
51:15and a quacky, quack, quack, quack, quack
51:17Emptied the bar
51:20and the landlord went to bed with the wife
51:21He's just getting into bed
51:22and he goes, quack, quack, quacky, quacky, quack, quack, quack
51:25He said, it's the duck
51:27He said, it won't stop
51:28He said, I'll have to phone, Paddy
51:30So he got the telephone book
51:31and he opened Yellow Pages
51:32because he knew a Chinese fella
51:34who happened to know
51:35who happened to know
51:38the Irishman
51:39So he phoned up, he said
51:39is that you, Paddy?
51:40He said, hello there, yes
51:41He said, I suppose you want your £100 back
51:43He said, not at all
51:44He said, it's the duck
51:45He said, I can't stop it dancing
51:47Oh, jeez
51:48He said, it's easy
51:49He said, you just lift the lid of the tin up
51:51and blow the candles out
51:52Is that the one?
51:56Is that the one?
52:01All right
52:02That's right
52:03Well, seeing you've been such a wonderful audience
52:07and you got all hot
52:08now it's your turn to sing along
52:09with me and Lynchy
52:10with a little number that goes something like
52:12this
52:13You all know it
52:21Oh, we ain't got a barrel of money
52:25Maybe we're ragged and funny
52:29I've heard me travel along
52:31I'm singing a song
52:33Side by side
52:34Ladies and gentlemen
52:35the fantastic beat of Kenner Flinch
52:37Wonderful rhythm for a Jewish boy
52:40Can I join you?
52:42Certainly
52:42It's a bit cold
52:43Freebie
52:44My feet are like ice
52:45What about my choc ice?
52:46What?
52:47Hey!
52:48Side by side
52:50Turn
52:51Now through all kinds of weather
52:54What if the sky should fall
52:58Let it fall
52:59Just as long
53:00As long as we're together
53:01You know it really doesn't matter
53:04Doesn't matter at all
53:06We've all had our troubles and hearted
53:10We'll be the same as we started
53:13Just travelling along
53:15Singing a song
53:17Side by
53:20Side
53:22Side
53:24Side
53:26And that's jazz
53:28Yeah!
53:29Come on and have a question
53:33Sunshine
53:36Saturday
53:37Down in the beach
53:40In the evening sun
53:41Sunshine
53:43Saturday
53:44Kids in the street
53:46Don't think that it's coming
53:48Now is the time to be dancing
53:51The music has just begun
53:54Sunshine
53:56Saturday
53:58Sunshine
54:00Saturday
54:01Down in the beach
54:02In the evening sun
54:03Now is the time to be dancing
54:04The music has just begun
54:05Sunshine
54:06Saturday
54:07Saturday
54:08Saturday
54:09Saturday night
54:10We're gonna have some fun
54:12Sunshine
54:14Sunshine
54:15Saturday
54:16Saturday
54:17Saturday night
54:18We're gonna have some fun
54:20We're gonna have some fun
54:22We're gonna have some fun
54:23Anything
54:37We'll have some fun
54:38We'll have some fun
54:39The music has just begun
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