On August 14, 1963, The Beatles made an appearance on the television program "Scene At 6.30" at Granada TV Centre in Manchester. "Scene At 6.30" was a current affairs magazine show broadcast to England's northern ITV region.
The recording took place in Studio Four, where The Beatles performed two songs. They opted for a more casual look, sporting black polo-necks and jeans, a departure from their usual suited attire. The first song, "Twist And Shout," was broadcast on the same evening, while the second song, "She Loves You," was shown the following Monday.
Following the filming, The Beatles drove back to Llandudno, where they were in the midst of a six-night residency at the Odeon Cinema
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