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Among the first to get a sneak preview of the new look Sunday Sun were four famous faces
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Among the first to get a sneak preview of the new look Sunday Sun were four famous faces
Among the first to get a sneak preview of the new look Sunday Sun were four famous faces from Britains most popular Street.
The stars of Coronation Street, Helen Worth, Peter Adamson, Pat Phoenix and Johnny Briggs, saw a sample edition of the newspaper when they visited the Sunderland department store Joplings to welcome the stores Santa.
01/11/1980
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Media ID 21633880
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Advert Advertising Four People Newspaper Mixed Age Range
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Iconic Coronation Street Stars Get Exclusive Sneak Peek at Sunday Sun's New Look
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. In this nostalgic print from 1980, we witness a moment of excitement and anticipation as four famous faces from Britain's most beloved street gather to get an exclusive sneak preview of the revamped Sunday Sun. Amongst them are the stars of Coronation Street: Helen Worth, Peter Adamson, Pat Phoenix, and Johnny Briggs. Captured during their visit to the Sunderland department store Joplings for a special occasion - welcoming the store's Santa Claus - these renowned actors and actresses took some time out to explore a sample edition of the newspaper. Their genuine curiosity is palpable as they delve into its pages, perhaps eager to see how their own stories will be portrayed in this fresh format. The photograph not only showcases these talented individuals but also reflects a sense of camaraderie among them. With mixed ages represented in this group shot, it highlights the enduring appeal of Coronation Street across generations. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, it serves as a reminder that even celebrities enjoy being part of something new and exciting. The presence of this advertisement subtly hints at the impact these famous faces had on popular culture during that era. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints, this image transports us back to an era when newspapers held immense influence over public opinion while simultaneously evoking feelings of nostalgia for both television enthusiasts and fans alike.
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