@@danrobinson572 His name was Charlie Moffitt played by Gordon Rollings. He was a comedian at the Viaduct Sporting Club who lodged with Minnie Caldwell from 1964 to 1965.
I’ve thought the exact same Caroline since I first saw Lucille - they are exactly the same in both looks and personality! I often wondered if they are mother and daughter!
Lucille would be nearly 70 now!!! Think the character's still alive, actually! She could move back as an old woman and stay in the street until she dies! Maybe she could come back with the news that Concepta ( who'd be in her nineties now) has died. Eee, I should be a Corrie scriptwriter!
Because she looked so familiar, I had looked up Jennifer Moss some time ago before ever watching this episode. Wikipedia says she died in 2006 at age 61 after several marriages and losing custody of two of her children due to her struggles with alcoholism (which was also the reason of her being fired from Corrie in 1974). Apparently, her fifth and last marriage was happy and Wiki doesn't state the cause of death. Hope you don't mind my responding--I always enjoy reading your comments.
Irma Ogden is still alive tho so she could come back perhaps with a story line about her sister Silvia Ogden who was in a remand home with her brother when the Ogdens moved into the street - no one knows what happened to those two we only ever seen Trevor and Irma ( real name Freda)
Concepta is also dead. Shows how ‘old’ people once had a life, doesn’t it? In actual fact, Lucille would be 75 now - ancien to you probably! She was born in 1945.
this is what I love about these episodes - the clothes, the hair/beauty styles, the conventions eg headscarves, hats, gloves - what kind of coat/jacket you had, underwear, jewellery - and when you wore them - These episodes aired when I was six months old, and in those early years I remember my mother with pouffed up bouffant hair, little curls at the sides, wearing a triangular headscarf when out and about, but not gloves as much - and carrying a handbag, woven wicker shopping basket on her arm, so seeing hers I wanted a headscarf too, and so we had matching ones! - we must have looked hilarious out and about!
Irma kisses him, and says "cheeky!" - she pronounces it "chee-keh" so it sounds a tiny bit like "Ken", but no - definitely "cheeky" ie he's being a bit naughty kissing her 'out in the open' - and them not 'officially engaged' - but of course, lovely little moment on the bus back when he gives her a little box to open up and find inside it - a ring ...
roderick scott Did you mean the stand-in barman at the Rovers? That was Jack's brother Arthur played by Jack Allen. The one who tickled Dennis's face was Sandra Petty, played by Heather Moore.
@@Julia-hs7vh , managed to find his name on the next episode , but thanks . just watched 8 November 1961 episode no name checks at the end either , don,t know name for girl who broke Annies willow plate in the Rovers ?
Yes it's laughable in today's world, it wasn't about comfort or appropriate clothing it was about showing off. Men would wear a suit and tie in the blazing heat to dig up the allotments, being scruffy was looked upon as being lazy, they'd sooner break an ankle wearing heels to go hiking than look sruffy. Putting on an appearance to suggest everything was the same behind closed doors.
Irma “Don’t worry Dad, don’t think of it as losing a daughter. Try to think of it as someone else to borrow from.” 😅😅
Len addresses a point I’ve made before about Annie. “She’s marvellous, isn’t she. She’s the only publican I know who hates drinkers.” 😂😂🍺🍺
So nice to see 'arry 'ewitt again. And Jennifer Moss, what a babe!
I know why Annie shouted "YES, JACK!" She was going to 'do her business' as she'd say, and didn't want everyone to know!
😉😉😉
Do tell!
Thats Roy Barraclough taking the people in the mines
A truly lovely episode - loved it.
Lucille reminds me of Angie , who lived with Curly Watts for a time. Same look, same voice, same attitude.
@@danrobinson572 His name was Charlie Moffitt played by Gordon Rollings. He was a comedian at the Viaduct Sporting Club who lodged with Minnie Caldwell from 1964 to 1965.
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@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan ok 👍
I’ve thought the exact same Caroline since I first saw Lucille - they are exactly the same in both looks and personality! I often wondered if they are mother and daughter!
Lucille would be nearly 70 now!!! Think the character's still alive, actually! She could move back as an old woman and stay in the street until she dies! Maybe she could come back with the news that Concepta ( who'd be in her nineties now) has died. Eee, I should be a Corrie scriptwriter!
Because she looked so familiar, I had looked up Jennifer Moss some time ago before ever watching this episode. Wikipedia says she died in 2006 at age 61 after several marriages and losing custody of two of her children due to her struggles with alcoholism (which was also the reason of her being fired from Corrie in 1974). Apparently, her fifth and last marriage was happy and Wiki doesn't state the cause of death. Hope you don't mind my responding--I always enjoy reading your comments.
@@connied2451
Im always glad of the knowledge. Thank you!
hahahahaha. Wow
Irma Ogden is still alive tho so she could come back perhaps with a story line about her sister Silvia Ogden who was in a remand home with her brother when the Ogdens moved into the street - no one knows what happened to those two we only ever seen Trevor and Irma ( real name Freda)
Concepta is also dead. Shows how ‘old’ people once had a life, doesn’t it? In actual fact, Lucille would be 75 now - ancien to you probably! She was born in 1945.
I see Lucille is still wearing the old fashioned Gym Slip, surely at 19 years old and 1965 she’d be out of those by now.
The camp Tour guide Roy barraclough before he became Alec Gilroy
Love the clothes and the big hair !
this is what I love about these episodes - the clothes, the hair/beauty styles, the conventions eg headscarves, hats, gloves - what kind of coat/jacket you had, underwear, jewellery - and when you wore them - These episodes aired when I was six months old, and in those early years I remember my mother with pouffed up bouffant hair, little curls at the sides, wearing a triangular headscarf when out and about, but not gloves as much - and carrying a handbag, woven wicker shopping basket on her arm, so seeing hers I wanted a headscarf too, and so we had matching ones! - we must have looked hilarious out and about!
Well really, Annie. Fancy wearing your best clothes that you don't want a mark on to go through caves.
They need a Father Noel Furlong in the caves. 🤣
No tea for Dennis when you get home then, Elsie??!!
I live near Hayfield ( in Glossop) and it isn't that far from Manchester!
They went to Speedwell Cavern, Castleton, Derbyshire.
Only 20 yrs after WW2 so black marketeering was still a relavent topic .
I remember Gordon Rollings from the John Smiths Ale adverts in the 80s, with his no nonsense wife. Cracked me up those ads.
10/10
Stan and Elsie are smoking in the cave😂😂😂😂😂
Where was Ena?
Anyone think Ivan Beavis (Harry) looked like the American Star Trek actor James Doohan (Scotty) did in the sixties?
Smoking in a mine, seems mental nowadays!
Wow a young Alec gillroy
Where’s Ena?
No Mrs Sharples on the trip?
That would be too indulgent and too near Hell for her. 😈
Oh ‘eck. I’ve just realised who’s on this trip-and who’s organising it- and how a similar trip ( maybe this one) ended!!😱😱
Just checked-it’s in 1969 with some of the same people-but some different ones on it.
Alex Gilroy
And with hair! Same part in his teeth, though.
Was it me or when Irma and David had just got on the grass together, did she call him 'Ken'?
Irma kisses him, and says "cheeky!" - she pronounces it "chee-keh" so it sounds a tiny bit like "Ken", but no - definitely "cheeky" ie he's being a bit naughty kissing her 'out in the open' - and them not 'officially engaged' - but of course, lovely little moment on the bus back when he gives her a little box to open up and find inside it - a ring ...
no name checks at the end , so who played the stand-in barman and who was the one who tickled dennis face with grass ?
roderick scott
Did you mean the stand-in barman at the Rovers? That was Jack's brother Arthur played by Jack Allen. The one who tickled Dennis's face was Sandra Petty, played by Heather Moore.
@@Julia-hs7vh , managed to find his name on the next episode , but thanks . just watched 8 November 1961 episode no name checks at the end either , don,t know name for girl who broke Annies willow plate in the Rovers ?
roderick scott
Doreen Lostock, played by Angela Crow, she was friends with Sheila Birtles, both worked at Ellison's raincoat factory.
Alec Gilroy as the tour guide .😃😆
When they came off the bus, does anyone know who the young girl with shoulder dark hair and slacks is? It looked like Lucille but she didn't go.
Evan AB
She was probably an extra.
Why are the dressed up to go in caves 😄
That's the way they used to do it. Casual clothes were for indoors.
Yes it's laughable in today's world, it wasn't about comfort or appropriate clothing it was about showing off.
Men would wear a suit and tie in the blazing heat to dig up the allotments, being scruffy was looked upon as being lazy, they'd sooner break an ankle wearing heels to go hiking than look sruffy.
Putting on an appearance to suggest everything was the same behind closed doors.
No cast of characters/ actors in the credits?