I remember some of these in the early 1960’s, Swindly played by Arthur Lowe, Jack and Annie Walker, all the others were household names, many no longer with us.
At this time most people had been alive during the war. The sound of the exploding gas main and the leaving of their homes would have resurfaced some traumatic memories I'd imagine.
It'd be the canal. Rivers are for fancy places such as where that Albert Tatlock's stuck up daughter lives. So think on and look sharp. I think I may be watching too many of these!
Amazing episode! I loved that tender moment between Annie and Jack Walker. The Mission was built on the side of the Rover's, wasn't it? None of them would have been any safer there.
The Glad Tidings Mission was in Viaduct Street, the other end of the street to the Rovers, with an entry to the vestry in Coronation Street and numbered 15. In the early episodes' end credit sequence, the Mission's entrance was incorrectly shown to be next door to the Rovers Return. This apparently had something to do with Archie Street in Salford that was the inspiration for the Coronation Street's appearance, which had a church next to the pub.
Never knew how nasty Ena could be! Refusing her neighbours permission to spend the night in the mission despite the fact they could’ve all died otherwise! Not very Christian, is it Ena!
@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan I Am Doing Coronation Street Ray Langton Hair Ray Langton Sideburns Scenes Storyline January 27 And February 1 1961
The Tanner's and their TV set. Reminds me of a report from Syria of a man and his daughter fleeing across the border carrying a wide screen TV. The reporter asked them about it and the father said that it was the most expensive thing they possessed and intended to sell it to get some money until he could find work.
Ena was a nasty piece of work and everyone seemed scared of her. Glad to see the folks from Coronation Street stuck up for themselves when having to sleep in the Glad Tidings Mission Hall.
@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan I Am Doing Coronation Street Ray Langton Hair Ray Langton Sideburns Scenes Storyline January 27 And February 1 1961
Dennis’ dancing! Linda is so annoying. “What about me?” Blah! They’ve been burgled. Oh Elsie, you can’t say it wasn’t your fault because you didn’t put the note up when you wrote it and it was your idea! Ena is a terrible person. Not helping Mrs Nugent (that’s Emily from later shows - wow!). Not wanting people to evacuate to the hall. She’s a nasty piece of work. Why does Elsie value her wedding photo? Ena! She makes all these comments and she doesn’t go to the church herself. Maybe she should! Ha, the Tanners brought their TV. Well, they’d been without it for long enough, I guess. Tranquillity gone. Great words from Jack about community and coming together whilst reminiscing about the war shelters. A lovely moral to this episode. The love letters Annie and Jack kept are so cute. Packing up over the credits. This is my favourite episode so far. A great one!
Imagine if Martha and Minnie lived in the street. Would Ena try and refuse them accommodation for the night? Can imagine what THEY’D say ( especially Martha!)
He found a drawing pin, but also a bunch of folded notes ... which he TOOK?? - - He lifts down the vase 9:34, then he gives a low whistle of surprise 9:38, as he lifts out the money stashed there - - and then - the notes are scrunched in his left hand, with the base of the vase, he tips the vase up a couple of times, finds a drawing pin with his right hand - then he puts the vase back on the mantlepiece, but doesn't seem to return the notes to it - they are in his hand, with his coat - and the pin is in the other hand - all fingered, filched and finished in three seconds! - - - and out he goes to the front door to help pin the note on the door ...So - - what's the betting that the poor old unwitting TV man comes along, gets the key from the corner shop as instructed, puts the telly in, sets it up, and hoofs off - and later gets accused of half-inching the dosh? No one to see him, no one to back him up - with an accusation of thieving from the houses he's been allowed to be let into, he'll be in a very dicey situation ... Hahaha I didn't guess right - but - Ivan's still got the money - a whole SIX QUID - - which would be almost £100 in today's value ...
@secretmermaidgirl2878 I don't think he took the notes. It looks like a clumsy way to show that Elsie kept her savings in the vase rather than have her tell us so later. It was probably intended to make the viewers think "Don't put that note on the door, not with all that money in the vase". Unfortunately it left Ivan juggling the props and trying to complete the scene on time. It was late on in the recording and if he'd messed it up it would have meant starting recording if the whole episode again from the opening scene.
Luv the copper, Just get someone to sort him Out.. them were the days. Len Fairclough & Billy Walker they got stuck into the 70s didn't they! And here's the Rock chick Emily... Boo! Emily & Ena, complete opposites. Amazing how many of them stayed the course with only Ken Barlow left looking like a Cosa Nostra Big Boss.
I was never allowed to watch Corrie as my mother decreed that ITV was common! Tho Sunday Night at the Pally was permitted, cue THE BEATLES!! This was great drama. Sadly Corrie is a shadow & is soooo plastic. Please someone get rid of Ken Barlow by any means. The man has no ambition.
Linda should be pregnant by at least 4 months by now. In those days it wasn't kosher to show a pregnant woman or even mention the word. Mother to be.....
question for you I believe Granada plus showed the first 20 episodes of Coronation Street. you have uploaded the first 16 episodes do you have episode 18 19 and 20. I also believe that Granada plus show the other episodes from the 60s you probably don't have those but if you do can you upload every episode from the 60s that were released by network then all episodes from the 60s that was shown on Granada Plus and then all episodes that were not shown on Granada plus not from the network release but were released on the Coronation Street video collection the episodes from the 60s then you know what I mean. as you have 95 episodes and I believe there and I believe there are some more not many more that are out there that are available from the 60s.
I have not seen any reference to any other released 1960's eps. I would love to find more! I thought that I had posted all that are available! Please find some more! And make sure we all get copies... :)
+Auntie Corrie2 I don't think there are any other 60s episodes available out there release. but Granada plus show Coronation Street and they showed the first 20 episodes so there are 4 episodes episode 17 18 19 and 20 from 1961 that Granada plus shows that you don't have someone out there must have them. thank you and just to let you know I am loving a bit old black and white episodes just my favourite era of Coronation Street. I do hope ITV or network release some more black and white episodes of Coronation Street not sure how we're going to do it it could release the complete years but that would probably cost a little bit of money I'm going to go now because I'm just rambling thank you.
This is second time ive watched these old episodes and i love them sooo much 🤩🤩
I remember some of these in the early 1960’s, Swindly played by Arthur Lowe, Jack and Annie Walker, all the others were household names, many no longer with us.
Love watching the old coronation street
A young Alan Rothwell as Ken's brother.. I'm of the era that remembers him from Picture Box!!
And from Brookside
@@londonlady227yep helens heron addict hubby
@@hannahparsonson7272 Heather.
This episode should be called, "The Note". Like Chekov's gun from the first scene. Thank you for your work to post!
Wow two amazing episodes that ie never seen before - thank you so much Auntie
At this time most people had been alive during the war. The sound of the exploding gas main and the leaving of their homes would have resurfaced some traumatic memories I'd imagine.
Harry “Picked it up off the floor-must be one of Ena’s love letters.” 😂😂😂
Notice how very Northern Emily is speaking in this episode.
Ty so much for uploading these episodes great fan from nz here 💓
Nice talk from Albert about the war years to Ken and David-how there was more kindness and caring. Pity Ena wasnt there!
I actually shed a tear when Jack Walker opened his bowling bag!
Awww-Annie realising why Jack insisted on taking his bowling bag. 🥰 ( if it was 90s Corrie, that’d be a perfect Jack and Vera scene) .
🤣🤣🤣 Bowling Bag
Elieen Derbyshire is epic at looking daggers at Ena Sharples
Hard to believe nobody ever pushed Ena into the river!
It'd be the canal. Rivers are for fancy places such as where that Albert Tatlock's stuck up daughter lives. So think on and look sharp.
I think I may be watching too many of these!
@@gilgameshofuruk4060😂 me too
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😂🤣👍🏻
such great acting
sit seen in 2024 with all those youngsters
Amazing episode! I loved that tender moment between Annie and Jack Walker.
The Mission was built on the side of the Rover's, wasn't it? None of them would have been any safer there.
The Glad Tidings Mission was in Viaduct Street, the other end of the street to the Rovers, with an entry to the vestry in Coronation Street and numbered 15. In the early episodes' end credit sequence, the Mission's entrance was incorrectly shown to be next door to the Rovers Return. This apparently had something to do with Archie Street in Salford that was the inspiration for the Coronation Street's appearance, which had a church next to the pub.
The Glad Tidings Mission was where the Cabin and garage are now.
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Never knew how nasty Ena could be! Refusing her neighbours permission to spend the night in the mission despite the fact they could’ve all died otherwise! Not very Christian, is it Ena!
@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan
I Am Doing Coronation Street Ray Langton Hair Ray Langton Sideburns Scenes Storyline January 27 And February 1 1961
A young Billy Walker makes his entry
Loved Bet Lynch played then by Julie Goodyear who arrived later, Julie was such a beautiful lady.
The Tanner's and their TV set. Reminds me of a report from Syria of a man and his daughter fleeing across the border carrying a wide screen TV. The reporter asked them about it and the father said that it was the most expensive thing they possessed and intended to sell it to get some money until he could find work.
Dennis Tanner boogies to Canadian Sunset or whatever... ! ..... 4:38
God, that Linda is badtempered
Steven Cassidy anyone would be, having a sibling like Dennis.
@@Sarah-z1f6c no she's very bad-tempered. No wonder her marriage collapsed
but she looked very sxy
She looked very like Christine.
@@helengazzara8725 that’s y i keep getting mixed up lol between those two, Dennis is such a nasty piece of work & a lazy article
Ena was a nasty piece of work and everyone seemed scared of her. Glad to see the folks from Coronation Street stuck up for themselves when having to sleep in the Glad Tidings Mission Hall.
Never seen Harry’s whippets have we? But in today’s Corrie, Cerberus ( Evelyn’s dog) is in nearly every episode!
Nobody watches anymore 😢
A young Billy Walker was quite dishy.
The first appearance of Billy Walker and Emily Nugent (Bishop).
Both of their accents, including Ken Barlow and Annie Walker's, became posher at the time went on.
Emily Nugent did appear in a previous episode but didn't speak
@@CyberSlammer2024 Not played by Eileen Derbyshire though.
Ena could be so childish at times.
I've come to the conclusion there was something quite unstable about her. Narcissist.
In the early days she was a spiteful old hag but mellowed in her older years.
But usually turns out to be right!!!
I wish they hadn't had the shoplifting storyline though.
Yes, she started out as a proper bully, but ended up a sage.
Has anyone found episode 18 and 19 yet? Thanks for uploading these!
In a huff with each other more like..
I couldn’t find episode 19 but I found episode 17 and 18 in colour: th-cam.com/video/WZog8_Vz6wg/w-d-xo.html
I couldn’t find the episodes in black and white.
Arthur Lowe...Captain Mainwaring through and through!
Ena!! What Christian..pffft. Love seeing Len lighting a cigarette while the police talk about a gas fire..
@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan
I Am Doing Coronation Street Ray Langton Hair Ray Langton Sideburns Scenes Storyline January 27 And February 1 1961
Anyone know the tune Dennis is dancing to at about 4:45 ?
Rebecca Hayes not sure, but it sounds like “Canadian Sunset”.
@@robertdoherty2001 I concur.
Thanks I will check it out 😊
SHAZAM says it's Easy Beat by Malcolm Lockyer and it's on TH-cam
I thought it was ' you can't take that away from me'
What was so special about Harry Hewitt?
How old was Emily here?
hello, do you have episode 17-19, or know where i can find them to watch them
sorry..
coronationstreet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_17_(3rd_February_1961)
@@CyberSlammer2024 I mean to watch not read
Ernst Walder is amazingly romantic.
Dennis’ dancing!
Linda is so annoying. “What about me?” Blah!
They’ve been burgled. Oh Elsie, you can’t say it wasn’t your fault because you didn’t put the note up when you wrote it and it was your idea!
Ena is a terrible person. Not helping Mrs Nugent (that’s Emily from later shows - wow!). Not wanting people to evacuate to the hall. She’s a nasty piece of work.
Why does Elsie value her wedding photo?
Ena! She makes all these comments and she doesn’t go to the church herself. Maybe she should!
Ha, the Tanners brought their TV. Well, they’d been without it for long enough, I guess. Tranquillity gone.
Great words from Jack about community and coming together whilst reminiscing about the war shelters. A lovely moral to this episode. The love letters Annie and Jack kept are so cute.
Packing up over the credits. This is my favourite episode so far. A great one!
Sharples and Swindley would be enough to put anyone off Christianity.
Who’s this Nellie that Len’s talking about?
Was it his wife? 🤔
Nellie's the cat??
Poor Harry, Frank and Esther. An uncomfortable night in the mission ( had to be done) and straight off to work!
14:20 It's Jack Woolgar.
A disaster already in episode 15! Didn’t take long for Warren’s gritty drama to turn to melodrama!
Watch out, No. c
7 collapses in 1965.
@josephbennett2457 Before the decade is out, there'll be a murder, an armed siege and a coach crash.
Imagine if Martha and Minnie lived in the street. Would Ena try and refuse them accommodation for the night? Can imagine what THEY’D say ( especially Martha!)
They really padded Pat Phoenix out in the first few months to try and make her look over-40…
do you happen to have episode 18
Aye... them were days...nobody had cancer or lung cancer...just 'the big c'.
Can anyone elaborate on the vase? Wasn’t sure what Ivan was doing.
Helen Gazzara did he find a drawing pin in there to stick the note on the front door ?
He found a drawing pin, but also a bunch of folded notes ... which he TOOK?? - - He lifts down the vase 9:34, then he gives a low whistle of surprise 9:38, as he lifts out the money stashed there - - and then - the notes are scrunched in his left hand, with the base of the vase, he tips the vase up a couple of times, finds a drawing pin with his right hand - then he puts the vase back on the mantlepiece, but doesn't seem to return the notes to it - they are in his hand, with his coat - and the pin is in the other hand - all fingered, filched and finished in three seconds! - - - and out he goes to the front door to help pin the note on the door ...So - - what's the betting that the poor old unwitting TV man comes along, gets the key from the corner shop as instructed, puts the telly in, sets it up, and hoofs off - and later gets accused of half-inching the dosh? No one to see him, no one to back him up - with an accusation of thieving from the houses he's been allowed to be let into, he'll be in a very dicey situation ... Hahaha I didn't guess right - but - Ivan's still got the money - a whole SIX QUID - - which would be almost £100 in today's value ...
@secretmermaidgirl2878 I don't think he took the notes. It looks like a clumsy way to show that Elsie kept her savings in the vase rather than have her tell us so later. It was probably intended to make the viewers think "Don't put that note on the door, not with all that money in the vase".
Unfortunately it left Ivan juggling the props and trying to complete the scene on time. It was late on in the recording and if he'd messed it up it would have meant starting recording if the whole episode again from the opening scene.
Luv the copper, Just get someone to sort him Out.. them were the days.
Len Fairclough & Billy Walker they got stuck into the 70s didn't they! And here's the Rock chick Emily... Boo! Emily & Ena, complete opposites. Amazing how many of them stayed the course with only Ken Barlow left looking like a Cosa Nostra Big Boss.
OMG Len Fairclough...
First appearance of Billy Eyebags.16:20
Just love Jack waĺker
Ena ‘Battleaxe’ Sharples
It seems that Ena and Albert had traded places, in the end.
That Linda Tanner was a bit of a nippy sweety
william f whatever that means?
@@Sarah-z1f6c its a Scottish term for someone who is rather unpleasant and has a sharp toung - sour faced and nasty mouthed
Ah, you mean ‘b*tch’!
I love Annie and Jack Sugden
Elizabeth Ross-Watson Walker?
@@melaniemiller6487 Yes; my mistake
@ Elizabeth Ross-Watson and Melanie Miller
I liked Joe Sugden.
Annie Walker was such a nag to Jack
Over my dead body!
Emily!!
This bunch of Corrie folk drive me round the bend. Hullo Hi SHOUT SHOUT Quiet SHOUT ANSWER SHOUT..
Emily and Annie seem to have much less of a posh accent in these early episodes
With a wife like Annie - thank G I’m gay!
I want to eat my dinner of Ena Sharples floor...
I was never allowed to watch Corrie as my mother decreed that ITV was common! Tho Sunday Night at the Pally was permitted, cue THE BEATLES!! This was great drama. Sadly Corrie is a shadow & is soooo plastic. Please someone get rid of Ken Barlow by any means. The man has no ambition.
Len faircloghs second appearance. Pity it wasn't his last. Such an unlikeable character.
Linda should be pregnant by at least 4 months by now. In those days it wasn't kosher to show a pregnant woman or even mention the word.
Mother to be.....
Caroline G no one really wants to know now it's just forced upon us🤷♂️
@Lucy Bad man
Yeah, It's all about agendas and virtue signalling nowadays.
Big mistake killing off Martha for the bloody Ogdens
Emily Neugent
Dennis gives me the creeps 🤮
Not as much as that Ivan Cheveski
question for you I believe Granada plus showed the first 20 episodes of Coronation Street. you have uploaded the first 16 episodes do you have episode 18 19 and 20.
I also believe that Granada plus show the other episodes from the 60s you probably don't have those but if you do can you upload every episode from the 60s that were released by network then all episodes from the 60s that was shown on Granada Plus and then all episodes that were not shown on Granada plus not from the network release but were released on the Coronation Street video collection the episodes from the 60s then you know what I mean.
as you have 95 episodes and I believe there and I believe there are some more not many more that are out there that are available from the 60s.
I have not seen any reference to any other released 1960's eps. I would love to find more! I thought that I had posted all that are available!
Please find some more! And make sure we all get copies... :)
+Auntie Corrie2 I don't think there are any other 60s episodes available out there release.
but Granada plus show Coronation Street and they showed the first 20 episodes so there are 4 episodes episode 17 18 19 and 20 from 1961 that Granada plus shows that you don't have someone out there must have them.
thank you and just to let you know I am loving a bit old black and white episodes just my favourite era of Coronation Street.
I do hope ITV or network release some more black and white episodes of Coronation Street not sure how we're going to do it it could release the complete years but that would probably cost a little bit of money I'm going to go now because I'm just rambling thank you.