Orson Welles - War of the Worlds?

 

@JimInOz

 

Now that was impressively quick.

I'll have to meet the level of expertise here and make the next on more difficult.

 

2 mins according to the timestamp.
I didn’t even have time to scroll down the images

 

Dam! I had that one figured in less that 10 seconds, but @blubarb posted the answer while I was still asleep. You snooze, you loze!

 

So leading on from Canuck's comment, here's something to nap on:

 

Washington Irving - Rip van Winkle

 

Fan me with a red hot brick! Just as I was getting into it! I had just Googled Bill Evans the pianist, to see if the one clue might have been him. Way off base!

 

Hats off to you, sir!

 

I am starting to feel your bad luck @Canuck - Drinks on me!

 

All you gurus can hold off on this one and give @Canuck a chance to score one.

See if you can tell us about this Aussie oddity mate.



but ignore the obvious, e.g.:



So the first and last clues need to be explained.

 

I searched "Dingo Fakes" and found a Western Australian company that will make a fake ID for you....but that can't be the solve.

 

I think @Canuck mentioned he was taking a sabbatical from Australian themed puzzles.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingo_Fence

 

Have a ‘pop’ at this.
This day, 1966.
Double A-side.

 

Beatles Yellow Submarine and Eleanor Rigby.

Beetles = BEATTLES
Yell-Oh-Submarine= YELLOW SUBMARINE
Eleanor Roosevelt = ELEANOR
Oil rig = RIG
Be = BY

 

Smile, George…

 

Alec Guinness?

Alec Baldwin = ALEC
Harp logo= GUINNESS (brewers, est. 1759.)

 

Well done, @Canuck