And now—a new Dr Who
- Publication: London Evening Standard
- Date: 1974-11-07
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- Page: 7
- Language: English
INTO the Strand lumbers the familiar shape of a Dalek. And alongside it is the newest Dr Who.
He is classical actor Trevor Martin and he is to invade the West End as Dr Who in a new adventure on the London stage complete with Daleks, writes Michael Owen.
Dr Who will make his stage debut at the Adelphi Theatre on December 16 in a science-fiction story called Seven Keys To Doomsday.
After a six-month search the producers today named Trevor as the man to take over from Jon Pertwee as Dr Who.
Budgeted at £35,000, the show will play twice daily for a four - week season and producers Robert De Wynter and Anthony Pye-Jeary promise a spectacular affair.
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