...some really amazing photos that I discovered in my roamings on the Internet... I just love that photo of Verity Lambert getting a light from a Mechanoid... it made me laugh... and the words '
A lorry-load of Daleks' are words that I thought that I would never read in my lifetime lol!... and that Dalek looking over the shoulder of that kid at the Bus Stop to read his Newspaper is hilarious!... from this wonderful website... cheers....
http://flashbak.com/meeting-dr-whos-daleks-in-the-1960s-19-photos-20072/
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Meeting Dr Who’s Daleks In The 1960s (19 Photos)
By Anorak on 8 September 2014 |
Verity Lambert, producer of the BBC TV series Dr Who, with a robot Dalek in the Planetarium, Baker Street, during location shooting for a new series.
Date: 20/08/1964
Children meeting robot Daleks outside the Planetarium, Baker Street, during location shooting for a new series.
Date: 20/08/1964
DALEK 1966: Jill Corzon has turned the tables and captivated a Dalek! She is pictured at Shepperton Studios where production begins on Jan. 31st of the film ‘Daleks Invade the Earth 2150AD’. Jill, 24, plays the feminine lead to Peter Cushing’s Dr Who.
Date: 19/01/1966
Members of the Cambridge crew, away from training, get a close-up of a Dalek, from Dr Who, during an eve of the Boat Race visit to the BBC’s Television Centre, Shepherd’s Bush
Date: 02/04/1965
A couple of Daleks tried to board a London Transport Routemaster at Shepherd’s Bush Green to the dismay of the conductor and an inspector.
It’s all very well being encouraged to “Hop on a Bus” but it seems to be attracting all sorts of odd types.
Date: 23/12/1963
Dr Who – Dalek toy at Gamage Store, London
Carole Ann Ford, who plays Susan in Dr WHo, autographs a copy of the Dalek Book for some children. She is also demonstrating a child-powered Dalek toy.
Date: 28/11/1964
Television – BBC TV – Dr Who – Belle Vue Circus, Manchester
The Daleks of the BBC television series “Dr Who” take to the ring with elephants at Belle Vue circus.
Date: 26/01/1965
Television – BBC TV -“Dr Who” – Dalek Slippers
2 year old David Furman of Hull, whose father owns a shoe shop, wearing the latest thing in slippers – decorated with a Dalek motif, from the BBC television programme “Dr Who”.
Date: 02/02/1965
Swinging on a Dalek at Shepperton Studios are Roy Castle and Jennie Linden, seen practising a dance routine for “Dr Who and the Daleks”, a film based on the BBC television science fiction serial and now being made at Shepperton. Roy Castle plays Ian and 22 year old Jennie plays his girlfriend Barbara, Dr Who’s granddaughter. Dr Who is played by Peter Cushing.
Date: 10/03/1965
Date: 01/03/1965
A Dalek confronting a flame-belching Mechanoid at Ealing Studios, London.
Date: 14/04/1965
A lorry-load of Daleks at Shepperton Studios, near London, before leaving by Dover en route for the Cannes Film Festival. They are the stars in “Dr Who and the Daleks”.
Date: 17/05/1965
Nadezhda Volchenko, Deputy Chief of the International Department of the Soviet Star Film Industry Committee, surrounded by Daleks on a set at Shepperton Studios, near London. The Daleks have just finished the main shooting for “Daleks Invade Earth, 2150 AD
Date: 25/03/1966
Oblivious of the drama that was going on, a small boy hiding his identity under a Dalek suit, was among the very few spectators as John Edward Witney was ushered out of the West London Magistrate’s Court. The boys just went on playing their games.
Date: 31/08/1966
Andrew Tuttner (8) meets two Daleks on Westminister Bridge, London. The robots were on location for the new BBC series of “Dr Who”. 5/2/99: The Daleks will appear on Millennium stamps due to be issued Summer 1999 by the Royal Mail. * The other three stamps in the entertainers series are expected to feature Bobby Moore holding the World Cup aloft, Charlie Chaplin and former rock legend Freddie Mercury.
Date: 20/08/1964
Verity Lambert lighting a cigarette from one of the mechanoid flame guns from the new Dalek series.
Date: 15/04/1965
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The backpack alone is worth $26.
