0375 Jul 15 1964

[@elizabethross-watson9792]

Thank you so much, Auntie Corrie 2, it's wonderful seeing all these old programs. xx

[@seltaeb9691]

You can buy them on a massive set of dvds from all the decades, quite cheap too for hundreds of eps.

[@connielincoln8681]

Ty so much for uploading these episodes great fan from nz here ❤

[@rubewaddell1704]

The day I was born! And the first edition of The Australian published down under.

[@alexanderjones9572]

Concepta “Oh and, for goodness sake, do try and look a bit excited!” Lucille “I am doing, but I’m gettin’ a bit past it.” 😂😂😂

[@alexanderjones9572]

Yep-Hilda’s stepped right into Martha’s shoes, doing exactly what Martha would’ve been doing, helping Minnie with the carpet roll.

[@Sarah-z1f6c]

Hilda looks so young here

[@victorcross5949]

Emily-a continued study in anguish.

[@Uksoapfan]

Good that the Ogdens and Mr Swindley shared scenes together. Stan and Hilda arrived in June and July 1964 and Swindley left the main show in May 1965. Stan and Hilda are at Swindley's non wedding as well.

[@djjaseuk]

Rare showing of Trevor Ogden

[@Sarah-z1f6c]

First time I’ve seen a young Trevor Ogden

[@jasbegs1258]

Great episode - Emily looked beautiful. I would have ended the episode earlier- when he arrived to see her and she said ''Hello Mr Swindley '' before even turning around, just knowing it was him.

[@Sarah-z1f6c]

Len Fairclough best man for Mr Swindley. Make it make sense please 😂

[@mikehudson8884]

I'm sure I recognised the narrator's voice from the children's TV show 'The Herbs' at the Rovers Bar. Gordon Rollings.

[@SkyeandsSummer]

AWW She looks lovely 😍😍😍

[@Matt571]

Mr Swindley and Emily were very formal, not calling each other by their first names. He never said to her 'call me Leonard' and she never said 'call me Emily'

[@alexanderjones9572]

Emily-the only person who can back out of a wedding, upsetting people, and sound like she’s telling Jack off. “I’m not going, Mr Walker!”

[@alisonmcveigh3571]

Makes me laugh - they are about to get married and still call eachother Mr Swindley and Miss Nugent 😅

[@alexanderjones9572]

Anyone see any resemblance between Mr Swindley and Emily’s future lodger, Percy Sugden? Bald, glasses, little moustache...wonder if Phyllis (who would be around now) ever met Mr Swindley. “Oo, c’mere. Make me Mrs Phyllis Swindley.”

[@geenasmith7209]

This is the first of many called off weddings on Coronation street. At least the groom didn't have to climb out the window!

[@alexanderjones9572]

No, the ‘bride’ ruined it by deciding not to turn up. I know a lot of people sympathised with her, but as I said in another comment, I think she was just as cruel here as Christine Appleby was to Frank Barlow -more so, in fact. At least Christine didn’t let Frank wait at the church!

[@gm5aug]

So very emotional. Another side to Mr Swindley :(

[@alexanderjones9572]

I've only ever heard the opening tune at funerals before, not weddings!

[@happiness4812]

Mr Swindley and Ms Nugent workmates not soulmates 😢

[@margaretpolzin5813]

I wish so many episodes weren't missing. I would have liked to see how Emily and Mr. Swindley got together. I can't picture it, for the life of me. Something so unsuitable and utterly unbelievable. On her wedding day, she still calls him Mr. Swindley. Wow!!!! That wedding night would be a true show stopper. Poor Emily. Glad she backed out. Emily's so pretty in her wedding dress, but the hair do and the veil are, like so often on this show, an atrocity. She looks like she's wearing a bandage, on her head, after brain surgery, and the over spilling frizzy hair, along with the tacked on veil, are reminiscent of the Bride of Frankenstein.

[@gailallen3035]

I, too, wish I could find all tthe missing episodes. For instance, I'd like to see the ones where Irma Ogden arrived on the Street.

[@helengazzara8725]

Clearly, you are no au fait with sixties fashion - are you? Look up Princess Margaret’s wedding and you will see some similarities in the hair and veil. And calling husbands ‘Mr’ was exactly what Ena and Minnie did. It wasn’t uncommon then. Once again- we have someone looking at fashions and customs of over fifty years ago though the eyes of today. A little history wouldn’t hurt you, Margaret. 🙄

[@ysgol3]

Emily proposed to him -it was a Leap Year.

[@geenasmith7209]

I agree she does look like the bride of Frankenstein

[@ysgol3]

They all exist, they're just left on shelves. A full rerun would be a fantastic idea for Britbox or even ITV3.

[@deridreflinn]

10\10

[@Sarah-z1f6c]

Why is Emily called Miss Nugent, when everyone else is called by their first names?

[@alexanderjones9572]

Emily saying to Jack about the ‘comical’ side-“Some people laugh when they hear someone’s died.” Who does? Don’t remember anyone laughing over May, Ida or Martha’s deaths- or in real life, come to that! It’d be completely inappropriate!

[@LISA-gv5yo]

😂😂😂 Hilda é mais nova que a filha! Essa Nugent é a personagem mais sem sentido da série!

[@alexanderjones9572]

Emily wasn’t that wonderful, was she? Here, she was just as cruel to Mr Swindley as Christine Appleby was to Frank Barlow-doing the exact same thing.

[@knibscratch]

Could anyone put me out of my misery. .... Who played Trevor Ogden? .... No full cast list on this episode.

[@kerra0096]

Dave Showler Jonathan Collins

[@knibscratch]

@@kerra0096 Thank you so much.

[@kerra0096]

Dave Showler your welcome 😊

[@jasbegs1258]

Whatever happened to Trevor Ogden?

[@SUPER_WOLFMOON]

I thought maybe he was going to kiss her at the last minute...but nope. Was he ever married, like as a young man? Or was he just always a bachelor?

[@williamf4544]

Always a bachelor im pretty sure - Emily was such a fool

[@SkyeandsSummer]

@@williamf4544 Poor Emily 🙄🙄