S2·E71 Mon Sep 11 1961
Synopsis
Nancy Leathers hears from the Council that they have an OAP bungalow for her. Frank worries that Ida is late home from visiting Beattie's. Dennis is summoned to Lenny Phillips' office. Ken calls on Beattie Pearson and discovers Ida has not been there. Lenny tells Dennis he is not at all talented but wants him to work for him as a talent scout. Frank contacts the police who realise that her description matches that of a woman who was knocked down in Gray Street and is dead. They arrive in the Street to tell him.
Episode recap
In this episode of Coronation Street, Nancy Leathers receives word from the Council that an old age pensioner bungalow is available for her. Meanwhile, Frank grows worried when Ida is late returning home from visiting Beattie. Ken calls on Beattie Pearson and discovers that Ida has not been there at all.
Elsewhere, Dennis is summoned to Lenny Phillips' office. Lenny tells Dennis that he is not at all talented, but nevertheless wants him to work for him in the capacity of a talent scout.
Back regarding the concerns over Ida, Frank contacts the police. The authorities realize that Ida's description matches that of a woman who was knocked down in Gray Street and is dead. The police then arrive in the street to deliver the news to Frank.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 2 Episode 71 of Coronation Street air?
Season 2, Episode 71 ('Mon Sep 11 1961') originally aired on September 11, 1961.
How long is Season 2 Episode 71 ('Mon Sep 11 1961')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Coronation Street.
What happens in Coronation Street Season 2 Episode 71?
Nancy Leathers hears from the Council that they have an OAP bungalow for her. Frank worries that Ida is late home from visiting Beattie's. Dennis is summoned to Lenny Phillips' office. Ken calls on Beattie Pearson and discovers Ida has not been there. Lenny tells Dennis he is not at all talented but...