Kenneth Baily's Big Name Column
- Publication: The Sunday People
- Date: 1971-01-03
- Author: Kenneth Baily
- Page: 4
- Language: English
LAST NIGHT saw JON PERTWEE enjoying himself again in the return of his eccentric characterisation of Dr. Who. It's grim but true that he has a bad car crash to thank for his new girl sidekick.
Miss KATY MANNING, playing Jo Grant, decided to be an actress when she was laid up for two years after a road accident. "I had played around wanting to be all kinds of things, and was very arty." Katy told me. "The illness made me sort myself out." A daughter of the sports columnist J. L. Manning, Katy is in the midst of moving home.
"Now that 'Dr. Who' has given me a big chance I can leave the shilling-in-the-meter room I've had and get a nice flat," she said. Her boy-friend, steady for three years, sees her only during college holidays. He is studying mime acting in Paris."
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- APA 6th ed.: Baily, Kenneth (1971-01-03). Kenneth Baily's Big Name Column. The Sunday People p. 4.
- MLA 7th ed.: Baily, Kenneth. "Kenneth Baily's Big Name Column." The Sunday People [add city] 1971-01-03, 4. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: Baily, Kenneth. "Kenneth Baily's Big Name Column." The Sunday People, edition, sec., 1971-01-03
- Turabian: Baily, Kenneth. "Kenneth Baily's Big Name Column." The Sunday People, 1971-01-03, section, 4 edition.
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