The screening, hosted by Film is Fabulous!, will take place at Riverside Studios on Saturday 4 April, with the first three instalments of 12-part story, The Daleks' Master Plan, being shown.
The screening will also include introductions and special guest panels, with the exact list of guests yet to be confirmed.
Information about the screening, including how to purchase tickets, can be found on Riverside Studios' website.
After the episodes were recovered, Sue Malden, who was the BBC's first archive selector, and has been working on the recovery of missing Doctor Who episodes and other vintage television for decades, spoke exclusively with Radio Times.
View Green Video on the source website"Apparently, Peter [Purves] was quite overwhelmed. He must have been absolutely stunned, suddenly to find why he'd been lured there. But the memories it must have brought back for him would have been fantastic."
Doctor Who will return to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Christmas.
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