About: Boy (Episode 1834)

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The unnamed Boy was a biker customer in the Kabin who called in to purchase a birthday card for his girlfriend. As Dawson's Cafe had just opened next door, Mavis Riley was keenly attuned to the type of customer they would be attracting from now onwards and remarked to Rita Fairclough that the lad might get oily fingermarks over the cards. She replied that they most were safely wrapped in cellophane. The boy bought an expensive boxed one for £1.50, leaving Mavis to wonder where he had got the money from.

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rdfs:label	Boy (Episode 1834)
rdfs:comment	The unnamed Boy was a biker customer in the Kabin who called in to purchase a birthday card for his girlfriend. As Dawson's Cafe had just opened next door, Mavis Riley was keenly attuned to the type of customer they would be attracting from now onwards and remarked to Rita Fairclough that the lad might get oily fingermarks over the cards. She replied that they most were safely wrapped in cellophane. The boy bought an expensive boxed one for £1.50, leaving Mavis to wonder where he had got the money from.
dcterms:subject	Unnamed characters Coronation Street characters Unnamed characters Coronation Street characters 1978 minor characters 1978 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1978-08-14(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Boy
Played By	Philip Pollitt
abstract	The unnamed Boy was a biker customer in the Kabin who called in to purchase a birthday card for his girlfriend. As Dawson's Cafe had just opened next door, Mavis Riley was keenly attuned to the type of customer they would be attracting from now onwards and remarked to Rita Fairclough that the lad might get oily fingermarks over the cards. She replied that they most were safely wrapped in cellophane. The boy bought an expensive boxed one for £1.50, leaving Mavis to wonder where he had got the money from.

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