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ACTRESS Lalla Ward has everything to smile about —although she is going to age by 348 years in the next two weeks. | ACTRESS Lalla Ward has everything to smile about —although she is going to age by 348 years in the next two weeks. | ||
| − | For | + | For Lalla is to take over the role of Dr Who's assistant, Romana, in the BBC television serial. |
She already plays a space princess in the [[broadwcast:The Armageddon Factor|current story]] and is used to the eccentric Doctor played by Tom Baker (left). | She already plays a space princess in the [[broadwcast:The Armageddon Factor|current story]] and is used to the eccentric Doctor played by Tom Baker (left). | ||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 7 February 2014
- Publication: Daily Mail
- Date: 1979-02-07
- Author:
- Page: 8
- Language: English
- Notes: Reprinted in In-Vision 38
QUICK CHANGE ACT BY LALLA
ACTRESS Lalla Ward has everything to smile about —although she is going to age by 348 years in the next two weeks.
For Lalla is to take over the role of Dr Who's assistant, Romana, in the BBC television serial.
She already plays a space princess in the current story and is used to the eccentric Doctor played by Tom Baker (left).
Lalla, 27, is best remembered by viewers as the daughter in The Duchess of Duke Street, and when she takes over from actress Mary Tamm as 375-year-old Time Lord Romana she will be Dr Who's eleventh girl assistant.
Picture : Mike Hollist
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- APA 6th ed.: (1979-02-07). How time flies for new Dr Who girl. Daily Mail p. 8.
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