The width of the letters look hyper expanded.
Compare to the title with width reduced to 60 percent:



Still looks wide. Perhaps the original letters were still narrower?

Custom octagonal [chamfered] letters used as the nameplate for the magazine.
Higher definition image:

The outline version is an effect used for some issues:

No exact match in a digital font.
Kairos Sans Condensed Black has some similarity but is too wide and has differences in details.

Designed by Steve Ferrera years before the P of the C movies and still available free here at Dafont. A recent [2017] comment notes that Disney now owns the copyright to the font.

AFAIK no match in a digital font.
Similar style found in Lazybones, Candice, Goudy Two Shoes and Tickety Boo NF.
None close enough to recommend as a substitute.

From another source, with vertical perspective corrected:

Signmaker's interpretation of a popular Victorian styles Concave Extended, Concave Tuscan and Arched Gothic. A version of Concave Tuscan:



Dick Pape made a digital version of this Concave Tuscan, which is availalable from Luc Devroye. A narrower version is offered by Wooden Type Fonts.

AFAIK there is no exact match to _DELICATESSEN_in a digital font.

Handlettered.
Compare to an earlier version, perhaps from the 1950s, give or take several decades after 1938 when Colman merged with Reckitt:

AFAIK no digital font is close, but the general style reminds me of various typefaces from the first decade of the 20th century: Windsor, P22 PanAm etc.

Shelley Script has three versions of the capitals. _Original English_ uses the Andante capitals.

Redrawn Davida.
Thickened by parallel stroke.
Compressed width.
Mirrored _X_.
Most of the mini-serifs -- except for _E_ -- replaced by rounded corners.

Higher definition image cut from the Parlophone album cover for _A Hard day's Night_.



Might have been lettering or a photo-type creation.
AFAIK no digital match.

Folio Bold Extended [Folio-Grotesk breitfett] Bauersche Gießerei, Frankfurt am Main, Erstguß 1963
Digital by Berthold AG 1992. Not currently offered for sale.
Popular from the late 1960s to the mid 1970s For example by Universal Studios for TV shows Colombo, Rockford Files, Banacek, McCloud, McMillan & Wife.


The user has resized the letters:



to make a unicase title.

The letters could have been made by editing a 1930s style simplified Textura like Autobahn.

Nick Curtis made a version of Teutonic, under the Name of Fredericksburg.

A version of a 19th century style called "concave."
Similar, but not identical to Teutonic which is available in several versions,

A heavier version, free here at Dafont.

Logo maker added distressed effect to Goudy Heavyface to make _RAW_.

Looks like this was made by modifying ITC New Rennie Mackintosh

Clean version of Dalek, just released.

Looks inspired by Dalek, but some letters, such as _G_ and _U_ different.
_ALREADY_ is sloped for emphasis.
Pay version of Dalek http://myfonts.us/td-Be9bwz