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| == History of ''Doctor Who'' == | | == Events == |
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| === [[February]] ===
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| * [[21st February|21]] - [[George Selway]], who played [[Meadows (The Faceless Ones) |Meadows]] in "[[The Faceless Ones]]," is born in [[London]].
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| === [[April]] ===
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| * [[3rd April |3]] - [[Peter Hawkins]], voice provider for the [[Dalek]]s and [[Cyberman |Cybermen]] in numerous ''[[Doctor Who]]'' stories, is born in [[London]].
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| === [[August]] ===
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| * [[7th August |7]] - [[Kenneth Kendall]], who played the [[newsreader]] in "[[The War Machines (TV story) |The War Machines]]," is born in [[India]].
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| * [[24th August |24]] - [[Jimmy Gardner]], who played [[Chenchu]] in "[[Marco Polo (TV story) |Marco Polo]]" and [[Idmon]] in "[[Underworld]]," is born at Newmarket, Suffolk, [[England]].
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| === [[September]] ===
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| * [[17th September |17]] - [[Peter Glaze]], who played the [[Sensorite City Administrator |City Administrator]] in "[[The Sensorites (TV story) |The Sensorites]]" and [[Brigadier Alastair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart |the Brigadier]] in a ''Doctor Who'' parody segment of [[Wikipedia:Crackerjack! |Crackerjack!]] , is born in [[London]].
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| === [[November]] ===
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| * [[19th November |19]] - [[William Russell]], who portrayed [[List of companions|companion]] [[Ian Chesterton]], is born Russell Enoch in Sunderland, [[England]].
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| === [[December]] ===
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| * [[1st December |1]] - [[Desmond Cullum-Jones]], who appeared in "[[The War Machines (TV story) |The War Machines]]," is born in [[Wikipedia:Seattle |Seattle]], [[Wikipedia:Washington (state) |Washington]].
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| * [[Robert James]], who played [[Lesterson (The Power of the Daleks) |Lesterson]] in "[[The Power of the Daleks]]" and the [[High Priest]] in "[[The Masque of Mandragora]]," is born.
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| | * '''29 November''' - [[Giacomo Puccini]] dies from complications due to treatment for throat [[cancer]]. In [[1904]] [[the Doctor]] had reassured Puccini that despite the hostile reception it initially received, his ''[[Madam Butterfly]]'' would be a success ("[[Doctor Who: The TV Movie]]"). |
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