Some old "Comedy" from "Downunder"

[1938 Observer]

Taken from an old TV comedy from many years ago................

Farewell Aunty Jack (song

'Farewell Aunty Jack' full length and in colour. From 'The Aunty Jack Show'.



Then there is this one..........from the ABC TV Series........."The Chaser's War on Everything"


The Chasers War On Everything-APEC






The Chasers Prank Apec 2007 Security With A Fake Canadian MotorCade

This Video Is Copyright of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation

[1938 Observer]

Now the "Chasers" do their bit for religion.

Hill$ong - Praise the Lord for all this cash

The Chaser's War on Hillsong. For those who don't know, the pastor of Hillsong "Church" wrote a book called "You Need More Money: God wants you to be rich". It worked for him.




and now...................for an old "Aussie" song from many moons ago


Bob Hudson - The Newcastle Song

[1938 Observer]

JOE DOLCE - Shaddap You Face

This song charted Number one believe it or not and he sung it live. Joseph "Joe" Dolce (pronounced /ˈdoʊltʃeɪ/, originally /ˈdoʊlts/; born 1947 in Painesville, Ohio) is an American-born, Australian singer/songwriter who achieved fame with his multi-million-selling song, "Shaddap You Face", recorded with his group, Joe Dolce Music Theatre, and released in 1980. The single reached number one in 15 countries, it has sold more than 350,000 copies in Australia and an estimated six million worldwide. It reached No. 1 on the Australian Kent Music Report Singles Chart for eight weeks from November 1980.

[1938 Observer]

Note quite from "downunder" but we do get an honourable mention or three.....I probably first heard this in the early [very] 1940's,


Is 'E An Aussie, Is 'E Lizzie? - Mr Flotsam & Mr Jetsam c.1930


Take it away Mr Flotsam and Mr Jetsam . . .

Learn how Lizzie met an Aussie

Told her girlfriend Mary-Anne




"Mary-Anne I've met a man who says he's an Austray-ee-an"

"Falling for him have your Lizzie?"

Lizzie blushing shook her head

Said Mary-Anne "don't think you can fool me" and then she said:




"Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?

Is it 'cos he is an Aussie that he keeps you busy Lizzie?

'as he jazzy ways and does he make you go all fuzzy wuzzy?

Got you dizzy, 'as he Lizzie?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?"




Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?

Is it because he is an Aussie that he keeps you busy Lizzie?

Has he jazzy ways and does he make you go all fuzzy wuzzy?

Got you dizzy, 'as he Lizzie?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?"




"Seems this digger likes my figure"

Lizzie then told Mary-Anne

"Likes my ways and claims to think-U'm what these Aussies call fair-dinkum"

"Throws a fond eye, talks of Bondi

And he's tried to kiss me twice

When I said 'No' he said 'Good-oh'"

Said Mary-Anne "How nice"




Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?

Is it because he is an Aussie that he keeps you busy Lizzie?

Has he jazzy ways and does he make you go all fuzzy wuzzy?

Got you dizzy, 'as he Lizzie?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?"




Soon this wonder from Down Under

Got himself right down to biz

Lost no time in coaxing Liz

To promise that she would be his




He being well-born, lived in Mel-bourne

So they sailed at once for there

Poor Mary-Anne without a man

Repeats this maiden's prayer:




"Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?

Is it because he is an Aussie that he keeps you busy Lizzie?

Has he jazzy ways and does he make you go all fuzzy wuzzy?

Got you dizzy, 'as he Lizzie?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?"




(he's a bonza bloke)




Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?

Is it because he is an Aussie that he keeps you busy Lizzie?

Has he jazzy ways and does he make you go all fuzzy wuzzy?

Got you dizzy, 'as he Lizzie?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, eh?"




Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?

Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?


Is he?


Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he?


Is he an Aussie, Lizzie, is he, eh?


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