About: Customer (Episode 1622)

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The unnamed Customer was a young girl in Sylvia's Separates who bought a pair of trousers and voiced her concern to Elsie Howard that they were too tight and showed all her undies. Elsie suggested a green colour instead of blue and wasn't impressed when the girl handed them back after trying them on with a comment of "Nah, I don't like 'em" and walked out. The character was played by the future Hollywood film star Joanne Whalley-Kilmer under her maiden name.

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rdfs:label	Customer (Episode 1622)
rdfs:comment	The unnamed Customer was a young girl in Sylvia's Separates who bought a pair of trousers and voiced her concern to Elsie Howard that they were too tight and showed all her undies. Elsie suggested a green colour instead of blue and wasn't impressed when the girl handed them back after trying them on with a comment of "Nah, I don't like 'em" and walked out. The character was played by the future Hollywood film star Joanne Whalley-Kilmer under her maiden name.
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Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1976-08-02(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Customer
Played By	Joanne Whalley
abstract	The unnamed Customer was a young girl in Sylvia's Separates who bought a pair of trousers and voiced her concern to Elsie Howard that they were too tight and showed all her undies. Elsie suggested a green colour instead of blue and wasn't impressed when the girl handed them back after trying them on with a comment of "Nah, I don't like 'em" and walked out. The character was played by the future Hollywood film star Joanne Whalley-Kilmer under her maiden name.

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