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| Radio Times 1-7 January 1972 |
RADIO TIMES (27 June 1970 - 3 July 1970)
Star Trek
- p. 49. 1 page colour strip credited and signed showing the U.S.S. Enterprise, Kirk, Uhura, Spock, Scott and Sulu - see article
Star Trek
- p.35. B&W illustration of Spock and Kirk - see article
"How two months became half a second"
- p.7 Full colour page strip of the history of broadcasting the Test Match
Family Favourites: global village in action
- p.99. One third colour page of Michael Aspel and a satellite
Intimate relationships: A friend of the family
- p.42 (full strip taking up a quarter page), 3 panels B&W signed with caption “Doctor I’ve got something wrong with my finger”
- p.48 one panel reprint,
- p.60 one panel reprint
RADIO TIMES
(3 April 1971 - 9 April 1971)
Doctor Who - Colony in Space
- p.? Preview of one panel in B&W from the following week's strip
RADIO TIMES
(10 April 1971 - 16 April 1971)
Doctor Who - Colony in Space
- p.14 one quarter page B&W strip
- pp.53-55 Two single full colour pages and 2/3 B&W single page "A new adventure for Dr. Who: 6.10" illustrates the Doctor and Jo. - see article
Doctor Who - The Daemons
- p.15 One B&W illustration "Dr. Who drives into a new adventure: 6.15" illustrating Miss Hawthorne raising her hands / the Doctor and Jo Grant in Bessie screeching to Devil's End
The movie crazy years
- Full colour cover of · Flynn, Cagney, Davies and Robinson - see article
- p.12 B&W illustration of Olivia de Haviland - see article
- p.49 The series 'header' of a camera with star on it and filmstrip This 'header' was used weekly throughout the run of the 'Movie Crazy Years' season through to 19-25 June 1971 + 3-9 July 1971
Biggin Hill: The Royal Tournament
- p. 21 B&W 6 'panels' showing the Red Arrows, a spitfire, a Gurkha and moving a gun over ropes - "Thrills and adventure, air fair: 3.25, Royal Tournament: 5.40 Sunday 13/6/71"
Royal Tournament
- p. 17 B&W cameo of a single rider
Doctor Who: Spearhead from space
- p.41 The first of a long series of 'cameos' - Jon Pertwee cameo
Doctor Who: Spearhead from space
- p.43 Reprint of 3-9 July 1971
The Oscars
- p.31 B&W header illustration of film cell, camera and Oscar statue "Series of films featuring Oscar winning performances of some of the world's greatest stars" - Not credited but generally agreed to be Bellamy
- Reprinted
- 31 July 1971 - 6 August 1971 p.29
- 7 August 1971 - 13 August 1971 p.27
- 14 August 1971 - 20 August 1971 p.29
- 21 August 1971 - 27 August 1971 p.29
- .....and every week to 1 October 1971
Edinburgh military tattoo
- p. 26 B&W single panel (obscured at top left by blurb) "Colour & nostalgia in the big tattoo: 10.20" showing castle and bagpiper - signed. This illustration is reproduced in the Skinn/Gibbon interview in Fantasy Advertiser but without the 'blurb', therefore presumably taken from the original art.
Film stars: Clark Gable
- p. 22 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actor, within a film cell, with his signature
- Reprinted:
- 11 September 1971 -17 September 1971 p.22
- 18 September 1971 -24 September 1971 p.23
Star Trek
- p.34 B&W illustration of Spock and the Enterprise Note also contains Clark Gable (see 4-10 September 1971) - see article
Film stars: Bette Davis
- p. 26 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actress, within a film cell, with her signature
- Reprinted:
- 9 October 1971 - 15 October 1971 p.26
- 16 October 1971 - 22 October 1971 p.26
Film stars: Richard Burton
- p.38 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actor, within a film cell, with his signature
- Reprinted:
- 6 November 1971 - 12 November 1971 p.32
- 13 November 1971 - 19 November 1971 p.34
Film stars: James Mason
- p. 24 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actor, within a film cell, with his signature
- Reprinted: NONE - this is probably due to this season of films ending in anticipation of the Christmas programming. One page listing radio programmes has what appears to be a direct steal of Bellamy's cover for the Sunday Times (September 13 1970 p.59)
Doctor Who: The Daemons - omnibus edition
- p.75 B&W panel of the Master and Doctor Who "Dr Who meets the Master in the Daemons: 4.20"
Doctor Who - Day of the Daleks
- Colour cover - This cover was reprinted as part of the Doctor Who Series One trading cards by Strictly Ink in 2000 which reproduced Radio Times Doctor Who covers. The chase card R9 was labelled January 1-7 1972. The reverse of the card states:
- Marking the Dalek's return after four years absence, this cover by Frank Bellamy draws attention to a competition inside where the top prizes are two 'Mark Seven' Daleks and an expense paid trip to the BBC to see Doctor Who in production. To win, entrants are invited to complete a storyline for a Doctor Who Dalek adventure, the start of which is outlined by their creator, Terry Nation, in the feature article. Due to space restrictions no photograph of the Dalek prizes is printed only an artwork likeness - see article.
- p.24 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actor, within a film cell, with his signature
- Reprinted:
- 8 January 1972 - 14 January 1972 p.24
- It's worth noting that the Doctor Who cameo on the Saturday page is not by Frank Bellamy (p.17)
Orville & Wilbur
- p. 54-55 Single full colour page and single B&W (3 illustrations) "Up, up and away in the Wright Flyer" Signed - see article
Doctor Who - The Curse of Peladon
- p.17 B&W cameo of Aggedor (Minotaur)
- p.24 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actor, within a film cell, with his signature
- Reprinted:
- 5 February 1972 - 11 February 1971 p.22
- 12 February 1972 - 18 February 1972 p.24
Doctor Who - The Curse of Peladon
- p.15 B&W cameo of Alpha Centauri (cyclopean creature)
Doctor Who - The Curse of Peladon
- p.17 B&W cameo of Izlyr, the Ice Warrior
Doctor Who - The Curse of Peladon
- p.17 B&W cameo of Arcturus (robot)
Film stars: Gregory Peck
- p.22 B&W illustration with drawn portrait of the actor, within a film cell, with his signature
- Reprinted:
- 4 March 1972 - 10 March 1972 p.26
- 11 March 1972 - 17 March 1972 p.22
Doctor Who - The Sea Devils
- p.19 B&W cameo of the Master
Doctor Who - The Sea Devils
- p.15 B&W cameo of submarine
Doctor Who - The Sea Devils
- p.20 B&W cameo of Sea Devil profile head - see article
Doctor Who - The Sea Devils
- p.5 & p.19 B&W cameo of Doctor Who (Jon Pertwee) - Repeated twice: first for "Entries for the RT Win a Dalek competition are on display at the Ceylon Tea Centre, Regent Street." Then in the normal Doctor Who listings - see our advertising page - see article
Doctor Who - The Sea Devils
- p. 15 B&W cameo of Jo
Doctor Who - The Mutants
- p. 15 B&W cameo of spaceship
Doctor Who - The Mutants
- p.17 B&W cameo of Jo
Doctor Who - The Mutants
- p. 15 B&W cameo of Doctor Who / Pertwee
Doctor Who - The Mutants
- p.17 B&W cameo of the Tardis
Doctor Who - The Mutants
- p.15 B&W cameo of a guard
Doctor Who - The Mutants
- p. 17 B&W cameo of a Solonian mutant
Doctor Who - Time Monster
- p. 15 Reprint of B&W cameo of Doctor Who (22-28 April 1972)
Biggin Hill
- p. 21 B&W 4 panels with three planes and parachutists "Up, up and away at Biggin Hill"
Red arrows
- p. 27 B&W starburst and fly past
Trooping the colour
- p. 14 (with reprinted pieces on p. 15 & p.19 - B&W Coldstream guard with flag in background plus marching guards
The Quatermass experiment
- p.12 B&W collage of Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and Hammer Horror films "The blob that won the Queen's Award" -Reprinted in The Dracula Scrapbook - see article
- p. 17 Reprint of B&W cameo of the Master (4-10 March 1972)
Grand strategy: (#1) Blitzkrieg
- p.6 Three B&W portraits of Generals Von Runstedt, Von Manstein, Von Bock with Poland, France and Russia behind them. "Germany's blitzkrieg by the General's son - Blitzkrieg Weds 9.20 BBC"
- p.35 B&W of swastika pushing west to Dunkirk "The great Panzer pincer: 9.30"
Grand strategy: (#2) Britain under siege
- p.35 B&W of swastika attacking South East coast of Britain "The invasion that never was - England 1940: 9.30" The Radio Times of the 8-14 July 1972 & 15-21 July 1972 had no Bellamy illustrations due to re-scheduled programmes
Grand strategy: (#3) Pearl Harbour
- p.34 B&W of Japanese flag and American eagle "Washington 09.15 Eastern Standard Time…""Zero hour for Japanese gamble" - see article
Grand strategy: (#4) Stalingrad
- p.33 B&W 3-D Russian arrows encircling Nazis "Supreme Commander to 6 army…" "Stalingrad - Hitler loses an army, the allies find new hope"
Grand strategy: (#5) Attack from the West
- p.32 B&W 3-D arrows of allies invading Europe in France & Italy "1944. Marshall Keitel…" "A realistic German assessment of the Allies grand strategy"
Grand strategy: (#6) Angry Pacific
- p.30 B&W map of Japan on sunburst and writing "Battle slogan of the Japanese 32nd army…" "Kamikaze vs. chewing gum- impossible mission? - Grand strategy"
Grand strategy: (#7) Total war
- p.39 B&W of atomic bomb "The civilians suffer as the warfare escalates. Grand strategy"
Doctor Who and the Sea Devils [Omnibus edition] - see article
- p.82 B&W of Sea Devil, Doctor and the Master
RADIO TIMES
(30 December 1972 - 5 January 1973)
Doctor Who - The Three Doctors
- p.xx B&W of Jon Pertwee
RADIO TIMES
(6 January 1973 - 12 January 1973)
Doctor Who - The Three Doctors
- p.15 B&W of Patrick Troughton Several Doctor Who cameos appeared throughout 1973 by Peter Brooks and William Rankin (who use similar stippling techniques to Bellamy) and Nigel Holmes did a lot of maps, and guides which again appear inspired by Bellamy
- p.17 B&W of William Hartnell
Doctor Who - The Three Doctors
- p.17 B&W of Jon Pertwee - Reprint of first episode cameo
Doctor Who - The Carnival of Monsters
- p.13 B&W of guard Pletrac- The first Doctor Who: The Carnival of Monsters cameo (28 January 1973) is not by Frank Bellamy. - see article
Doctor Who - The Carnival of Monsters
- p.15 B&W of Drashig marsh creature
Doctor Who - The Carnival of Monsters
- p.15 B&W of Jon Pertwee
Doctor Who - Frontier in Space
- p.17 B&W of Draconian - see article
Doctor Who - Frontier in Space
- p.17 B&W of an Ogran
Doctor Who - Frontier in Space
- p.15 B&W of guard
Doctor Who - Frontier in Space
- p.19 B&W of the Master
Doctor Who - Frontier in Space
- p.17 B&W of Draconian
Doctor Who - Frontier in Space
- p.15 B&W of Doctor
Doctor Who - Planet of the Daleks
- p.15 B&W of Tardis
Doctor Who - Planet of the Daleks
- p.14 B&W of Doctor and Dalek
Doctor Who - Planet of the Daleks
- p.15 B&W of Jo and Dalek
Doctor Who - Planet of the Daleks
- p.17 B&W of Dalek
Doctor Who - Planet of the Daleks
- p.16 B&W of Doctor
Doctor Who - Planet of the Daleks
- p.15 B&W of Doctor
Doctor Who - The Green Death
- p.17 B&W of Doctor and mine mechanism
Doctor Who - The Green Death
- p.17 B&W of Jo in miner's helmet
Doctor Who - The Green Death
- p.17 B&W of maggots
Doctor Who - The Green Death
- p.15 B&W of Doctor and exploding mine mechanism
Doctor Who - The Green Death
- p.17 B&W of Jo and maggots
Doctor Who - The Green Death
- p. 19 B&W of Doctor and Bessie
Saturday Night Theatre: the Ministry of Fear
- p.19 B&W showing big guns and half-lit face, Warden's helmet "Yes…there was an air raid...I lost my memory…all I know is that I woke up in the home knowing nothing." Inspector Beavis thinks it is all most inconvenient. 8.30pm - see article
- Modest strip artist - see Articles list and article
How the west was won
- p.27 B&W half page - Great illustration done in style of cinemascope filmstrip "The whole West rolled into Won at 7.25" followed by a quiz - see article
The Movie Quiz Late horror show
- p.54 B&W collage showing arm extending beyond filmstrip "Can you escape the icy grip of the Movie Quiz late horror show: 11.12?" - see article
OK Let 'er rip
- p.39 B&W drawing On the left is swastika on beaches, with illustrations in the D-Day lettering "Allied naval forces supported by strong air forces began landing allied armies this morning on the north coast of France...""8.30pm
Trooping the colour
- p.25 B&W Irish guards lined up with three in foreground and Queen on horse "1st Battalion Irish Guards, trooping the colour 10.55am"
Skywatch
- p.57 B&W Header illustration Plane with eye behind
Battle of Britain
- p.30 Medium sized black and white German and British planes and bombs dropping in the middle "Bandits at 8.15! A special showing for the Battle of Britain Sunday"
Omnibus: the need for nightmare
- p.32 B&W illustration of Dr. Jekyll and vampire profile with Karloff Frankenstein. All are above a photo of Gough "Michael Gough on a journey into a place of horror and haunting. 10.15"
Bridge on the River Kwai
- p.46 Medium B&W illustration Film cells of the bridge and Alec Guinness "Bridge on the River Kwai, one of the most Oscar-laden films ever produced is the big film for Christmas night on BBC1 at 8.45" - see article
Hitler's last days
- p.4 B&W illustration Eagle, Hitler, bunker and swastika (Programme title: The scandalous death of Adolf Hitler Radio 4 )
Doctor Who - Ark in Space [Omnibus edition]
- p.34 B&W landscape illustration Small snip of Tom Baker the ark, and the Wirrn - see article
Doctor Who - Terror of the Zygons
- p.6 Two-thirds full colour page of the Skarasen (illustration often called Loch Ness monster)
- p.17 B&W illustration Oil Rig illustration to accompany the programme page - see article
Doctor Who - Planet of Evil
- p. 19 Part reprint of Ark in Space 16 August 1975 - 22 August 1975
Doctor Who - Genesis of the Daleks
- pp 60-61 Landscape B&W illustration Promotes the first re-run of this story Doctor and Davros and Daleks
Doctor Who - The Seeds of Doom
- p. 55 B&W illustration Sarah Jane and The Doctor +icicles
Waggoners Walk - Whodunnit competition
- p. 36 B&W illustration Map and half a body - see article
Doctor Who - The Planet of Evil
- p. 26 B&W landscape illustration "A peril a night for DW starting with an SOS from Zeta Minor 6.35" Professor Sorenson becomes the anti-man Two guys with teeth and Sarah Jane and the Doctor
- Letters Page - see Articles list
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