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Old 08-08-2003, 01:12   #16
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[quote author=Owd_Bert link=board=nostalgia;num=1060004529;start=0#13 date=08/06/03 at 06:49:51]Circa 1936 -- Great excitement when our first "Wireless" was delivered from Willmans on Blackburn Rd -- somewhere near Bill Snape`s Motor Bike Shop, -- wow !!! Henry Hall playing " Rusty & Dusty Brown".
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didn't realise willman's had been going that long Owd_Bert! Ican remember going there in the sixties, and paying so much a week for a transistor radio!

What about relayvision radio?

Can't really remember much about it, but didn't you pay so much a week to get it?
Info please Bert!! ;D

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Talking of shops, anyone remember all the old record shops in town? There was Bandbox, opposite the market hall, Tony's, on Blackburn Road opposite the station, Mary's, which started on Blackburn Road near the railway arch then moved to Whalley Road, Marshall's, also on Whalley Road and Wiseman's on Broadway, opposite Woolies. I also vaguely remember a record department in the old Co-op on Abbey Street, opposite the top of Little Blackburn Road. Anyone recall any others?
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Old 10-08-2003, 00:27   #18
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[quote author=mick link=board=nostalgia;num=1060004529;start=0#2 date=08/04/03 at 21:29:43]There was Four Feather Falls
Fireball XL5 ,Can anyone name the charicters ???
the tufty club
and Pinky and Purky[/quote]

Fireball XL5:

Col Steve Zodiac
Prof Matt Mattic
Venus
Zoonie, the strange creature,
Robert the Robot
Commander Zero
Lt Ninety

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Old 10-08-2003, 01:05   #19
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What about:
Five "0" Clock Club, with Jimmy Hanley & Muriel Young (and Ollie Beak)

Stingray - Troy Tempest & Phones

Emergency Ward 10, which starred Richard Thorp (Turner in Emmerdale) as Dr Rennie.

The original Invisible Man in the late fifties.

The Wednesday play, Cathy Come Home, in the sixties, which showed just how powerful TV could be.

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Old 10-08-2003, 19:39   #20
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Zoony was a Lazzoon

Hopalong Cassidy
Supercar
Stingray
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Old 10-08-2003, 21:30   #21
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Used to love supercar ;D
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Old 12-08-2003, 02:58   #22
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TISWAS .. Nuff said


Oh OK I can go back furthur... Flowerpot men staring weeeeeeed, spot the dog or summat, andy pandy,


Monty pythons flying circus
Top of the pops PAMS PEOPLE

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Old 12-08-2003, 11:19   #23
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Yes Harry i can remember all those he he
do you remember the old bandstand on miller park
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Old 12-08-2003, 11:26   #24
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Sure do.. Aint it still there?

I remember standing on the old bus station on fox street as well
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Old 12-08-2003, 12:02   #25
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yes there was an alley way onto lancaster road it had a chewing gum m/c there
every 4th 1d you got a free packet
the bandstand was burnt down i think they built a new one
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Old 17-08-2003, 01:23   #26
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It seems that most people on this forum watched a diverse range of television during their years, with several Gerry Anderson shows from the sixties mentioned does anybody remember the TerrorHawks from the early eighties? Windsor Davies provided the voice over for one of the characters, a talking ball non the less ;D
I also used to watch Fraggle Rock when it first started and I know a rather rude song about it (the less said the better) ;D
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Cathy come home. Made me cry. Loved H.R Puff & Stuff with jack wild. On banana splits ( I think )
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Old 17-08-2003, 13:46   #28
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[quote author=Chris7464 link=board=nostalgia;num=1060004529;start=0#25 date=08/17/03 at 02:23:30]It seems that most people on this forum watched a diverse range of television during their years, with several Gerry Anderson shows from the sixties mentioned does anybody remember the TerrorHawks from the early eighties? Windsor Davies provided the voice over for one of the characters, a talking ball non the less ;D
I also used to watch Fraggle Rock when it first started and I know a rather rude song about it (the less said the better) ;D[/quote]

Terrorhawks and Evil Zelda! Have kids aged from 31 - 13 so I've caught quite a few childrens programmes over the years!

Can remember Button Moon, Jamie and his Magic Torch, and my favourite Chorlton & the Wheelies! (Hello Little old Lady (catchphrase for those who don't know!))

And what was the programme that Humphrey Cushion was on?




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Humphrey cushion was on hickory house, with dusty mop.

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I can remember rushing home from school to watch Payton Place.
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