About: Landlady (Episode 923)

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The Landlady was the wife of the Landlord of an unnamed pub on the shores of Lake Windermere where a coach trip of Street residents stopped part-way through their day trip to the Lake District. The party had a whip-round organised by Albert Tatlock and drinks, followed by a sing-song. The landlady experienced Albert's unique sense of generosity when the round came to £2, 3/4 and he gave her £2, 4/- telling her to keep the change (three and one-third pence in decimal money).

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rdfs:label	Landlady (Episode 923)
rdfs:comment	The Landlady was the wife of the Landlord of an unnamed pub on the shores of Lake Windermere where a coach trip of Street residents stopped part-way through their day trip to the Lake District. The party had a whip-round organised by Albert Tatlock and drinks, followed by a sing-song. The landlady experienced Albert's unique sense of generosity when the round came to £2, 3/4 and he gave her £2, 4/- telling her to keep the change (three and one-third pence in decimal money).
dcterms:subject	Unnamed characters Coronation Street characters Unnamed characters Coronation Street characters 1969 minor characters 1969 minor characters Publicans Publicans
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1969-10-29(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Landlady
Played By	Jean Lockhart
Occupation	Pub Landlady
abstract	The Landlady was the wife of the Landlord of an unnamed pub on the shores of Lake Windermere where a coach trip of Street residents stopped part-way through their day trip to the Lake District. The party had a whip-round organised by Albert Tatlock and drinks, followed by a sing-song. The landlady experienced Albert's unique sense of generosity when the round came to £2, 3/4 and he gave her £2, 4/- telling her to keep the change (three and one-third pence in decimal money).

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