4x54 - 8 Jul 1963

July 8, 1963

4x55 - 10 Jul 1963

July 10, 1963

4x56 - 15 Jul 1963

July 15, 1963

4x57 - 17 Jul 1963

July 17, 1963

4x58 - 22 Jul 1963

July 22, 1963

4x59 - 24 Jul 1963

July 24, 1963

4x60 - 29 Jul 1963

July 29, 1963

4x61 - 31 Jul 1963

July 31, 1963

4x62 - 5 Aug 1963

August 5, 1963

4x63 - 7 Aug 1963

August 7, 1963

4x64 - 12 Aug 1963

August 12, 1963

4x65 - 14 Aug 1963

August 14, 1963

4x66 - 19 Aug 1963

August 19, 1963

4x67 - 21 Aug 1963

August 21, 1963

4x68 - 26 Aug 1963

August 26, 1963

Harry drives the darts picnic - Dennis, Walter, Frank, Jack, Alf, Jerry, Ken, Albert and Len to New Brighton. Concepta is not happy when she learns that Harry will have to work some nights. The coach keeps breaking down and the men get drunk. When a policeman tries to get the men to quieten down at 2.00am, Albert knocks his helmet off and Alf tries to hit him. He calls for a prison van.

4x74 - 16 Sep 1963

September 16, 1963

Dennis realises something is wrong when he finds the flat door locked. The Street is aroused and Dennis smashes a window to get in as Len and Harry try to break the door down. Dr. Aston arrives and Sheila is rescued. Dennis cuts his arm and is covered in blood. Len offers Elsie a no-strings relationship but she refuses. Sheila is taken to hospital in an ambulance. Frank puts shop flat tenant Ethel Tyson's rent up - she refuses to pay it.

4x85 - 23 Oct 1963

October 23, 1963

None of the wedding guests want to share a car with Ena so she arrives at the church on her own. Myra arrives before Jerry who is taken to a pub by Dennis and Walter. After the wedding, Dennis reads telegrams from Doreen, the Walkers and Sheila. The Booths go off on honeymoon in Torquay. Ena returns to the Vestry to find it wrecked, the harmonium shattered and the furniture slashed.

4x98 - Dec. 9, 1963

December 9, 1963

4x102 - 23rd December

December 23, 1964

4x103 - 25 Dec 1963

December 25, 1963

It is Christmas Day and news spreads around the Street that the surprise is a "This Is Your Life" but no one knows whose life it is. Elsie warns Dennis that it had better not be hers. As the residents gather in the Mission Hall, Dennis announces it is Annie's life. Annie is surprised when the show includes a recorded message from Arthur Forsythe-Jones and visits from Joan, Billy, Ena, Minnie, Martha, Esther, opera producer Edgar Nuttall and George Stubbins, the man who led the horse on which she portrayed Lady Godiva. Esther announces that she's moving to Glasgow.