A kindly, eccentric old scientist
- Publication: Ladies' Home Journal
- Date: July 1966
- Author:
- Page: 7
- Language: English
DR. WHO AND THE DALEKS—A kindly, eccentric old scientist transports, via time machine, himself, his two granddaughters, and the boyfriend of the older girl, to a strange planet of unknown time and place. There they come across the city of the villainous Daleks, creatures encased in conical, mechanical bodies, who wish to take over the planet. The earth people's adventures involve helping the peaceful Thals, a tribe of humanoids who also habit the planet, to overcome the Daleks. Based on a popular British television series, this a science fiction film has imaginative backgrounds in color. A&Y&C-Good of kind. (Cont.)
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- APA 6th ed.: (July 1966). A kindly, eccentric old scientist. Ladies' Home Journal p. 7.
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- Turabian: "A kindly, eccentric old scientist." Ladies' Home Journal, July 1966, section, 7 edition.
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