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Showing posts with label 1967. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1967. Show all posts

Wednesday, 17 December 2014

Classic Corrie Christmas Moments Countdown - Day 17


Today we're going back to 1967 for Christmas Day on the cobbles.

The men are having a tug of war against The Flying Horse. Elsie and Steve Tanner spend their last Christmas at No. 11. Well, that's what Elsie thought!

So join the Tanners, Albert, Ena, the Barlows, the Ogdens, the Cheveskis, Jerry, the Walkers, Len, Emily, Minnie and Lucille for Christmas on the cobbles 47 years ago.

A link to the video on YouTube is here.

And then Ena plays the piano as the regulars have a Christmas singsong.

Enjoy!

To see information and synopsis of this episode (Episode 733) on Corriepedia, click here.


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Wednesday, 22 January 2014

The faces of Corrie in 1967

If you remember, last year I had a series of posts looking at the top 12 faces of each Corrie decade - the 1960s, the 1970s, the 1980s, the 1990s and the 2000s. For the next few weeks or so, I’ll be looking at the top 12 faces of each year between 1960 and 2013.

With thanks to Corriepedia for the information.



In 1967, 103 episodes were broadcast.

1. Annie Walker (90 episodes)
2. Jack Walker (87 episodes)
3. Elsie Tanner (85 episodes)
4. Ena Sharples (84 episodes)
5. Len Fairclough (82 episodes)
6. Irma Barlow (70 episodes)
7. Jerry Booth (70 episodes)
8. Stan Ogden (70 episodes)
9. David Barlow (69 episodes)
10. Albert Tatlock (69 episodes)
11. Valerie Barlow (68 episodes)
12. Lucille Hewitt (67 episodes)

Due to lack of space, Dennis Tanner fails to make the top 12, but he also appeared for 67 episodes

Average age: 43

Note: This is the last time Albert, Irma (to date) and David appear in the top 12

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