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Beautiful but deadly, these space dolls offer chilling adventure to British television viewers. They are, left to right, Stephanie Bidmead, Marina Martin, Susanna Carrot and Lyn Ashley, all of whom wield space guns for their roles in the Dr. Who series. The girls play Drahvins, who are warlike women of the space age.

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  • APA 6th ed.: (1965-07-28). Deadly Dolls. Newspaper Enterprise Association .
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  • Title: Deadly Dolls
  • Publication: Iola Register
  • Date: 1965-07-29



  • Title: Deadly Dolls
  • Publication: The Lima News
  • Date: 1965-07-28



















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