18.) Two men shown look like they could be officials like tax men. It is believed it could be Mr. Wilson and Mr. Heath, but I think the reference is clear to "Taxman."

19.) This scene represents "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da," as in the reference to a "barrow in the marketplace," seen behind the nurse at left.

20.) The nurse who is "selling poppies in a tray," is from "Penny Lane." This is followed by the same reference again.

21.) Two more references to "Penny Lane." the first is "Every head he's had the pleasure to know," represented by the photograph of The Beatles in the window, and the barber.

22.) In the next scene we see two women leaving a shop. They are believed to be Many Rice-Davies and Christine Keeler. It is said that perhaps Mandy is "Polythene Pam."

23.) A boy and girl walk by, and he whispers in her ear - "Do You Want To Know A Secret?"

24.) A sign in the window reads, "Help," from the song and movie "Help!"

25.) Another Penny Lane reference - this time Ringo is standing in the doorway of the Penny Lane Bakery.

26.) John and Yoko in the car, indicating, "Why Don't We Do It In The Road?"

27.) The Beatles Anthology covers are seen as wallpaper.

28.) A birthday cake is shown, as in "Birthday."

29.) On the cake are written the numbers 64, from the song, "When I'm Sixty-Four."

30.) George is seen entering Apple Headquarters.

31.) A sign on the building reads, "Dr. Robert."

32.) Next you'll see Ringo with his camera, as the film bans left after George enters Apple Headquarters.

33.) "A crowd of people stood and stared," from"A Day In The Life."

34.) John Lennon is seen learning in a forward direction, indicating "I just had to look," again from "A Day In The Life."

35.) Next is another "A Day In The Life," reference, as in "He blew his mind out in a car."

36.) Another car crash reference could be, "You were in a car crash," from "Don't Pass Me By."

37.) "Penny Lane"appears again, this time with the fire engine, as in "He likes to keep his fire engine clean."

38.) From "I Am The Walrus,"-"Mr. City policeman sitting pretty little policeman in a row."

39.) A large slide that looks like a tower is shown, that twists around, as in "Helter Skelter."

40.) Next we see a kite flying as in, "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite."

41.) We see next a pair of feet entering a window, as in "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window."

42.) Sunflowers - "Everyone smiles as you drift past the flowers, that grow so incredibly high," from "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds."

43.) Children appear wearing pig masks, as in "Piggies."

44.) We next see a "lizard on a window pane," from "Happiness Is A Warm Gun." 45.) A writer is sitting at a desk, as in "Paperback Writer."

46.) The writer has a calendar showing the date as the eighth, as in "Eight Days A Week."

47.) As the camera pans around the room, several clues are noted.

They are:

a.) The clock reads 10:10, which is "One After 909."

b.) Green "apples" in a bowl, as in "Apple," The Beatles company and label.

c.) The Beatles shown on the television from The Ed Sullivan Show," appearance.

d.) Newspaper with headline that reads, "4,000 Holes Found In Blackburn, Lancashire," from "A Day In The Life."

e.) Box of candy - - "Savoy Truffle."

f.) A portrait of the Queen, from both "Penny Lane," and "Her Majesty."

g.) Picture of Chairman Mao from "Revolution."

48.) A man is repairing a roof, as in "Fixing A Hole."

49.) A "Blue Meanie" pops his head up from the street, from "Yellow Submarine."

50.) On the left side of the street a bulldog is being walked, as in "Hey Bulldog."

51.) A newspaper taxi, from "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds."

52.) A woman is seen leaving in a taxi from "She's Leaving Home."

53.) Pictures being carried of Chairmen Mao from "Revolution."

54.) The "Blue Meanie, Max," appears again from "Yellow Submarine," who "sleeps in a hole in the road," from "Mean Mr. Mustard."

55.) John and Yoko together - "The Ballad Of John & Yoko."

56.) John and Yoko shown doing the waltz to the song "I Me Mine," from "Let It Be."

57.) A bus is seen at the end of the street --"Magical Mystery Tour."

58.) A big game hunter leads a procession, (Bungalow Bill), that includes and elephant and mom "in case of accidents he always took his mom" from "The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill."

59.) The Maharishi Maresh Yogi is seen in the crowd, from "Sexy Sadie."

60.) A mock cover of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."

61.) A cut-out of Stu Sutcliffe is shown against the wall.

62.) Statue of the virgin Mary, as in Mother Mary from "Let It Be."

63.) A tombstone is shown that reads, "Eleanor Rigby - September 12." This from the song "Eleanor Rigby," which is said to be certified as a gold seller on September 12.

64.) Father Mackenzie," as he walks from the grave," again from "Eleanor Rigby."

65.) A sheepdog runs by, as in Paul's dog Martha, from "Martha My Dear."

66.) Paul shown on a hill, from "The Fool On The Hill."

67.) A blackbird is shown soaring through the trees, as in "Blackbird."

68.) A woman is shown, perhaps again from "She's Leaving Home," and behind who is seen "The Long And Winding Road."

69.) A meter maid walks down the street on the right, toward the VW Beetle at the Abbey Road crosswalk from "Lovely Rita."

70.) The "Abbey Road," cover is recreated.

71.) John, Paul, George and Ringo, shown walking into a theatre from "A Hard Day's Night." 72.) A performer is shown on a stage in the spotlight, believed to be that of George Formby, a British performer from the 30s and 40s. A backwards message is heard which is "its turned out nice again," which is supposed to be said by Formby, but actually it is John Lennon saying this.

73.) The curtain falls, as in "The End."

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