Episode 19 (15th February 1961)
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| Episode 19 | |
| Production code | P228/19 |
| ITV transmission date | 15th February 1961 (Wednesday) |
| Writer | Harry Driver and Vince Powell |
| Designer | Denis Parkin |
| Director | Derek Bennett |
| Producer | Stuart Latham |
| Navigation | |
| Previous episode | 8th February 1961 |
| Next episode | 17th February 1961 |
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Plot
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Harry loses the darts match because he moons over Eileen. Joe is offered a job in Newcastle with better money, but turns it down because of Christine. The Walkers entertain George and Hilda Davies with Annie and Hilda trying to outdo each other. Esther warns Christine that people are talking about her and Joe spending all their time together, but Christine doesn't care.
Cast
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Regular cast
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- Florrie Lindley - Betty Alberge
- Ena Sharples - Violet Carson
- Annie Walker - Doris Speed
- Jack Walker - Arthur Leslie
- Christine Hardman - Christine Hargreaves
- Esther Hayes - Daphne Oxenford
- Concepta Riley - Doreen Keogh
- Billy Walker - Kenneth Farrington
- Harry Hewitt - Ivan Beavis
Guest Cast
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- Joe Makinson - Brian Rawlinson
- Eileen Hughes - Prunella Scales
- Joan Walker - June Barry
- Gordon Davies - Cavan Malone
- George Davies - Reg Lever
- Hilda Davies - Doris Hare
- Norma - Betty Davies
Notes
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- This episode should have been broadcast live on Friday, 10th February, 1961 but a strike at Granada meant a programme change on that date and it was delayed until 15th February. The strike, which began at 4.20pm on Thursday 9th February, was in protest at a letter to seven men by an engineer in charge of them in which he expressed his disappointment that they refused to work an extra two-and-three-quarter hours on a play whose recording had overrun. The strike ended at 5.25pm the following day but the second episode of a film entitled Variety Jubilee and the scheduled episode of the Street, both due to be transmitted that evening, were affected. In the place of the latter, Granada repeated Episode 1 to give, as a spokesman said, "a glimpse of how it started to viewers who missed the early episodes."
- TV Times: No synopsis appeared in the magazine between Episode 3 (16th December 1960) and Episode 80 (18th September 1961) with the exception of Episode 64 (24th July 1961).
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 5,338,000 homes (chart placing unknown).
| February 1961 episodes |
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