Drama and light entertainment (1966-03-17)
- Publication: The Listener
- Date: 1966-03-17
- Author: J.C. Trewin
- Page: 411
- Language: English
I arrived at another old stager, Dr Who (BBC-1, February 26) at a very trying moment. 'Tomorrow', a voice was saying as I switched on, 'is St Bartholomew's Day'. Presently André Morell, looking sad and dignified, observed, 'We are to unleash the wolves of Paris'; a pair of comic guards were telling each other that they wouldn't be sorry to see the night over; and Dr Who murmured, 'There's the tocsin'. Soon, after a surely needless and nightmare-raising portfolio of Massacre woodcuts, we were in the old police-box again, hurtling through time, while Dr Who explained—rather glumly, I felt— 'I dare not change the course of history' : a profound truth.
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- APA 6th ed.: Trewin, J.C. (1966-03-17). Drama and light entertainment (1966-03-17). The Listener p. 411.
- MLA 7th ed.: Trewin, J.C.. "Drama and light entertainment (1966-03-17)." The Listener [add city] 1966-03-17, 411. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: Trewin, J.C.. "Drama and light entertainment (1966-03-17)." The Listener, edition, sec., 1966-03-17
- Turabian: Trewin, J.C.. "Drama and light entertainment (1966-03-17)." The Listener, 1966-03-17, section, 411 edition.
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