1317 29th August 1973
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p.s. I am looking for these episodes:
2000 - May 31 (I only have a partial - 3 min over-written 9:40 - 12:40)
2001 - Jan 22 (I only have the first half)
2001 - June 8 (I only have a partial - missing 3 min at end)
2002 - Oct 18 (often it is actually a mislabeled 20th Oct)
2003 - March 28 (I only have a partial - missing 3 min at end)
2004 - May 28 mine is a damaged mix of two episodes
Also looking for these pre-April 1976 episodes..
- from Granada Plus rebroadcasts (Please check your old video tapes!)
0986 - 6th July 1970 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 9th November, 1996.
1232 - 6th November 1972 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 8th February, 1997.
1313 - 15th August 1973 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 12th October, 1996.
1473 - 3rd March 1975 -- Transmitted on Saturday, 7th June, 1997.
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Betty Driver and Julie Goodyear were a fantastic double act on Coronation Street 😎
Viewing figures were 16.8 million! I'm only 20 but I absolutely love Corrie. Classic and current!
Hilda Ogden is the greatest ever soap character created. Jean alexander was a supreme actress
Could u try and find may 1st 1978
Indeed, a real actress. So superior to todays characters. Rita, such a lovely voice.
The best actresses will be Jean Alexander, Pat Phoenix and Violet Carson.
Totally agree, there is no one like Hilda.
I always thought Jerry and Mavis would have made a lovely husband and wife if the actor who played Jerry Graham Harbafield had not sadly passed away
They would have been an even bigger pain in the arse than Mavis and Derrick.
Totally agree.
@@gordonbennett5638 🤣
Boring
Jean Alexander an incredible Actress l love her talent
Rita has certainly lost some of her fire over the years. You'd think she was a saint nowadays.
Great to see Queen Elsie. They don't make characters like they used to. All the characters and stories are the same now. I just find myself watching corrie out of habit now, not caring for the characters.
Wow Auntie Corrie thanks for these early 70s episodes, they bring back so many memories of childhood. Always loved the Elsie character.
Just loving these classics- from the old episodes- 60s and early 70s - the Rovers had a public bar, a select/ lounge and a snug?
Heilda is a class act. Some of the things she comes out with are dynamite.
16 days before this episode. I was born. Now I’m 47 crazy 😜 how time flying bye...
I was a little bit before you on June 17th.
@@artemiszeus9735 👍
More innovative than now.
Bit of a cheat for Rita to dress as Danny La Rue ( who’s famed for dressing as a woman) isn’t it? I agree with Ray “Disqualify her!”
The episode after this one has to be the fight between Stan and Elsie's fella in the Rovers. If only that episode could be found.
You can go on to google they might be able to watch it.
Wow what an ending - like a little film.
To be honest they are all playing themselves that's why it's so natural!
Well Jean Alexander was far from the downtrodden fishwife she played as Hilda and Violet Carson was no Ena Sharples either. She had been a very grande dame of the stage in her day.
Mavis dressed as a Droog...mildly terrifying.
Very clever. Rita getting out of dressing in a masculine way by pretending to be Danny La Rue!
Renee Delafonte should have been in more episodes!
Keep them coming and thank you very much .
Ooooph that 'ilda couldn't have cut like a boss 🤣
08:51 it’s almost as if Ken knew it was Elsie who was going to come in 😅
Yeh bit quick to say hello Elsie!! Mystic Ken 🤣🤣
I never knew Ken was related to Mrs Overall.
Ivy and Vera do the same turn as Bet Lynch and Betty Turpin, in a future episode.
I like the end . Her singing instead of the usual theme ending.
It was beautiful and a nice rendition of The Partys Over
@@Shane-Flanagan ok thanks 🙏
Funny the Rovers Returns pub was always bigger inside than outside
They should bring back The Select.
And, we all know what Barbara Stanwyck got up to. Hilda did have a point there.
Vaguely remember this. Was 6 at the time.
The pint of bitter Annie served Alf wasn't full 🍻🙂
Hilda does like to get her digs in. "Oh, and eh, let's get things right. It's not your shop, belongs to your fancy fella. Who's also 'opped it." 😄 The fabulous performances by Jean Alexander continued over the years and no wonder the likes of Laurence Olivier and John Betjeman were amongst the founders of the British League for Hilda Ogden in the early 80s.
I love Coronation Street and have been watching since Ken's first wife, Valerie, was electrocuted in 1971, but has anybody else noticed that the Rovers interior cannot possibly fit into the available space within the exterior set! There simply woukd not be enough room! You'd think the programme makers would check these things?
That's what I was thinking - where is that stage/room?
@@jasbegs1258@Clive Mattinson. It was called the Select. It was supposed to be at basement level, like the cellar. It was used for shows and wedding receptions. It used to be used for the Xmas and new year episodes usually with a big sing song from the cast. I remember Ken and Deirdre had their first reception in it as did Emily and Ernest Bishop. It was implied that there was an internal (magic?) passageway and stairway down to it next to Annie Walker's living room. I think there was a back outside stairwell down to it for the customers from where the outside tables are now. It was supposed to be burned down when the Rovers had that fire due to faulty ancient wiring in 1985 when Bet was licensee almost killing her. The interior then had to be completely rebuilt and mysteriously the Select wasn't rebuilt, which was a shame. I agree. It is like Dr Who's tardis. It is bigger on the inside. I sell insurance to architects and in a conversation with one of them he reckoned the Rovers toilets must be in Ken Barlow's living room. Lol! No wonder Albert Tatlock was so miserable when he lived there.
@@artemiszeus9735 Emily and Ernest had their reception in the new Community Centre.
@@gilliangrant8764 Oh right I thought that was The select. Lol! The Rovers was like the Tardis right enough.
Do you still love it now? Because I do! My favourite soap and my second favourite tv show. I'm only 20 and next month will mark 15 years since I saw it for the first time. Sadly it was the episode where Jack found Vera dead in her armchair
Didnt know the Rovers had a stage
The Select!
Please download more 1971 to 1973 episodes - I think Elsie and Alan are a handsome couple.
Elsie is but never thought of Alan as handsome.
They're getting their money's worth out of the organist.
And The Select, looking from the outside, where is the room for that?
There isn't but that's nothing compared to the front door that materialised for Joan Walker's wedding.
The Rovers layout has always been strange. From the location of the living and the toilets. Often wondered if the Barlow’s minded the rovers customers popping into their kitchen foe a pee! Lol
Ena Sharples still dressed the same since 1962
Probably the same since the 1930s
Hairnet against vestry door!
@@stormbreaker06 😂
Right up to 1984 when she left!
Rita should still dress like that and wear her hair that way
All credit to Thelma Barlow's acting skill. Playing Mavis must have been absolutely exhausting! I wonder who she based the character on.
The day I was born
This is variety show would not be broadcast today
Selling goliwogs in the shop those were the days
Minstrels were on the telly until 1978, I think.
@@saxongreen78 they were. And performed on stage until 1989!
You could get them when you sent in enough Robertson jam coupons....my Mum did that to get one.
Omg look at Rita fairclugh
10/10
Im beginning to realise I don't like Rita. She's stuck up with nothing to be stuck up about. Bet was right in 1995 when she told her she would be nothing but a clapped out chorus girl without Len's money. I also like it in this episode when Hilda tells her it's not her shop but her fancy man's.
Madam Toffee Shop!😉
I know. With JG being ill we were robbed of Bet returning for a visit absolutely rich and ready to rub Rita's face in it. X
What did Dennis do that was so terrible and embarrassing to his mother??
Dennis was sent to prison for for three years for defrauding pensioners in a double-glazing scam
@@flairioThank you!
@@flairio Dennis was always shady as fk
Most of the houses had some nice old ornaments - as was still the case at the time - by the 80s they would all be tossed in the bin as old fashioned tat and replaced with Sarah Moon shit and the likes as people had more money about their fingers
Renee Delaponti!!!! ha ha ha You couldn't make this shit up
Rita, the party's over.
Tillyumpompom
Brilliant innovative acting to supplement t the church mouse budget.
👍 😉.
I think Curly and Mavis... Just a thought.
Rita had a cracking figure but her voice wasn't that exciting. Quite lacklustre.
She is not really as singer - just a mediocre voice - but good enough to have her play a singer in the soap
Poor man's Marlene Dietrich said Elsie in a future episode. 🥰
Barbara recorded an album in the ‘70s.
I liked her voice in this episode especially when singing The Partys Over at the end
@@Shane-Flanagan Well that's one buyer of her albums..
What happened to Dennis?
He was in prison (off screen) Elsie was visiting him on the sly - rumour around street was she was having an affair.
@@jasbegs1258 why was he in prison? Was it strange ways? How long did he do?
@@danrobinson572 He had conned old ladies of money (off screen) - not sure the prison.
@@jasbegs1258 ok 👍
@@danrobinson572 yes and doesn’t come back in the early 2000s marry Rita and rip her off??
It’s an interesting oddity that it was the norm then for women to trash other women by implying that they might once have had sex and perhaps enjoyed it, as though that was more than enough evidence of their personal moral failure.
Oh dear, don't like Elsie's hairstyle in this episode. Too 1973. As is her top. Didn't suit her to be too trendy and of her time. She was better when she looked like a timeless film star.
When she added to bow at the back and lloked like a female highwayman Adam Ant was the ugliest hairstyle. Elsie wore a tricorn hat too, to a wedding. Forgot which one...maybe Emily and Ernests?
The woman down inkerman Street was a made up lie by Ray and len designed to wind hilda and Stan up
No 19 - and theres no smoke without fire
Yes Ray Langton was a real bitch. See later episodes.
Really? I thought she was one of those unseen characters that intrigue you for decades. 😁
@Kuchi Kopi yes and without the comic value.
Stan alluded to 19 Inkerman St over the years that he might have dabbled and Hilda stated a few times she knew and didnt care.
1935.
YES!.
That big fat Alf was a right arsehole