A Viewpointer from Wembley - Revision history

John Lavalie at 00:52, 9 September 2018

2018-09-09T00:52:13Z

John Lavalie: Text replace - "| publication = Daily Mirror" to "| publication = The Mirror"

2017-07-09T12:33:06Z

Text replace - "| publication = Daily Mirror" to "| publication = The Mirror"

John Lavalie: Created page with "{{article | publication = Daily Mirror | file = 1964-12-03 Daily Mirror.jpg | px = 400 | height = | width = | date = 1964-12-03 | author = | pages = 6 | language = English..."

2017-07-09T12:27:44Z

Created page with "{{article | publication = Daily Mirror | file = 1964-12-03 Daily Mirror.jpg | px = 400 | height = | width = | date = 1964-12-03 | author = | pages = 6 | language = English..."

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A VIEWPOINTER from Wembley says his son bits With his back to the T V set and puts his hands over his ears when "Dr Who" is on.

My young son goes behind the settee, or peeps with one eye through the crack of the door--(Mrs.) G. Crockfofd, Nottingham.

"Smashing" is my son's verdict on "Dr Who." But he spends most of his time "watching" the programme with his face towards the floor —Perplexed Mum, Thornton Heath, Surrey

My eight-year-old daughter disappears behind a chair when the programme begins. Her four-year-old brother takes a front seat and tries to encourage her to come out of hiding— (Mrs) M. Hutchins, Bubery, Worcs.

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-A VIEWPOINTER from Wembley says his son bits With his back to the T V set and puts his hands over his ears when "Dr Who" is on.
+[[My young son never misses BBC television's "Dr. Who" on Saturdays|A VIEWPOINTER from Wembley]] says his son bits With his back to the T V set and puts his hands over his ears when "Dr Who" is on.
 My young son goes behind the settee, or peeps with one eye through the crack of the door--(Mrs.) G. Crockfofd, Nottingham.