00:00Ivor the Engine. That's him with the steam blowing out of his whistle.
00:14First base in the Grumblin District Choral Society is Ivor.
00:20Oh that, that's Idris the Dragon. He likes to sing with the choir too.
00:30Oh that was most enjoyable. Thank you. Very good ladies and gentlemen, very good for a cold day.
00:39Shall we repair to Mrs. Thomas's establishment and take nourishment?
00:45Will you join us Idris Bach?
00:47Well no I won't if you don't mind. I like to keep out of the way a bit. And it's warm in Ivor's fire now.
00:54Right ho then. See you later. You coming then, Edwin Jones?
00:58Oh yes, I'd like a bite of fish and chips. I'll be with you.
01:03You look after Idris now, Ivor.
01:09Sixteen cod and chips please, Mrs. Thomas.
01:12Sixteen? Oh dear, Mr. Evans, I'm afraid the fish fryer, you know, it's playing up.
01:19The gas pressure's a bit low and I can't seem to get it hot. Well not really hot, you know.
01:24Oh dear, that's sad. We were all looking forward to a bite of fish and chips.
01:30Oh, well now, now wait a minute. Don't let's be too hasty. Hang on a minute. I'll have a word. Excuse me.
01:39Jones the steam ran up onto the siding and had a word with Idris, who said he would be happy to oblige.
01:46And then he flew straight down over the town and sat himself under Mrs. Thomas's fish fryer.
01:53What's this then? Oh, just our friend, Idris the dragon.
01:58He will oblige us with a few fiery breaths and you will have fire and warmth all glowing under your fryer and we shall have fish and chips.
02:08And so they did. Idris blew and blew and blew. The fat began to sizzle and soon Mrs. Thomas's shop was full of the lovely smell of frying fish and chips.
02:23Sixteen cotton chips coming up. Salt and vinegar there. Help yourselves. Oh stop now, Dragon Bach. You'll fry the shop.
02:31Oh, thank you very much. Smells good, doesn't it? Lovely coloured there. What do you expect there, Dragon?
02:36Thank you, Idris. And soon Mr. Thomas's shop was full of the happy sound of eating.
02:43Oh, gorgeous. Very nice that taste. Do you want? Listen to this written in my bit of newspaper. Idris, everybody listen to this.
02:55Dragons at Llanilg. Are dragons really extinct? Recent reports have been coming into our northern office that dragons have been sighted near Llanilg.
03:07What's that?
03:09A spokesman for the Welsh Antiquarian Society states that the society is proposing to make a full investigation.
03:19There, Idris. You're going to be famous.
03:23Oh dear. Oh no. No, not that. Not that.
03:31He didn't hang about, did he?
03:33No. I don't reckon Idris wants to be investigated. In fact, I think he is extremely anxious to avoid it.
03:41Indeed, I agree. Ladies and gentlemen, and Mrs. Thomas, you heard that? I rather think we haven't seen a dragon today. Isn't that right?
03:53Dragon? Oh, no way.
03:55Oh, I haven't seen a dragon.
03:57I mean, it's a good one. I thought of a piece.
03:59Lovely chips, though. Very nice.
04:01Good. I'm glad to hear it.
04:03Jones the steam ran back to the siding where Ivor was waiting.
04:07Oh, Ivor, Idris has flown off somewhere.
04:11Perhaps he's flown back to the ash heap by the shed. Come on.
04:15Jones the steam and Ivor hurried home to Ivor's shed.
04:17But there was no sign of Idris anywhere.
04:27Jones the steam and Ivor hurried home to Ivor's shed.
04:29But there was no sign of Idris anywhere.
04:47Ivor hurried, Ivor ...
04:49Up in the home.
04:51The volt sun says that
04:52have been a full place.
04:54I destroy,onge galera.
04:55Ivor none of that was Huntingtonæ·±.
04:57When I was young,Jוס the heat,
04:58I of the host.
04:59The camp would you find where the axiom of the day is unfolding on loan?
