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- Publication: Rapid City Journal
- Date: 1987-07-19
- Author:
- Page: D3
- Language: English
The "Doctor Who Celebration and Tour," an "experience theater on wheels," will be at the Dahl Fine Arts Center, 713 Seventh St., July 25 and 26 from noon to 6 p.m.
The tour has been organized by Lionheart Television International, the British Broadcasting Corporation in America, in support of the BBC's phenomenally successful television series, "Doctor Who," which can be seen on South Dakota Public Television Saturdays at 5 p.m.
The 24-year-old program, which premiered in the U.S. in 1977, is the longest running science fiction show in television history. It features an eccentric character called the "Doctor, who with a host of colorful companions, enjoys adventures in time and space."
On the tour, a 48-foot long exhibition trailer features the show's most famous monsters and villains with special effect animation, lighting and sound. Visitors enter the exhibit by walking through a TARDIS — the doctor's time traveling craft forever locked into the shape of an old English police call box.
Janet Fielding, who played Tegan, the Australian air stewardess, will host question-and-answer sessions followed by autograph signings twice each day.
The traveling show also will include several documentary-style videos about the television series and tour and a new range of "Doctor Who" memorabilia and collectibles will be on sale.
Tickets for the traveling show are $6 adults and $5 for Friends of SDPB. Children under 5 are free.
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