About: Mrs Tapper

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Mrs Tapper was a customer in the Rovers who drank there one lunchtime and who Annie Walker overheard telling a friend that she had decided to leave her husband. This prompted Annie to tell Betty Turpin about something that Jack Walker had told her back in 1937 to the effect that a pub was rather like a confessional - you would occasionally hear things or be told things by your customers that had to go no further. Credited as "Woman in Pub", the character's name was given in dialogue."

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Mrs Tapper
rdfs:comment	Mrs Tapper was a customer in the Rovers who drank there one lunchtime and who Annie Walker overheard telling a friend that she had decided to leave her husband. This prompted Annie to tell Betty Turpin about something that Jack Walker had told her back in 1937 to the effect that a pub was rather like a confessional - you would occasionally hear things or be told things by your customers that had to go no further. Credited as "Woman in Pub", the character's name was given in dialogue."
dcterms:subject	Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters 1982 minor characters 1982 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1982-02-22(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Mrs Tapper
Played By	Sue Dexter
Spouse(s)	1(xsd:integer)
abstract	Mrs Tapper was a customer in the Rovers who drank there one lunchtime and who Annie Walker overheard telling a friend that she had decided to leave her husband. This prompted Annie to tell Betty Turpin about something that Jack Walker had told her back in 1937 to the effect that a pub was rather like a confessional - you would occasionally hear things or be told things by your customers that had to go no further. Credited as "Woman in Pub", the character's name was given in dialogue."

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