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| − | Noeline's father was a trade unionist post office worker. In 1958, a teenager, she was taken to NT to see ''Black Diamonds'' by [[Frank Hardy]] who also acted in it. She was impressed that Hardy could speak his part and smoke a pipe at the same time. In 1959 she performed in the NT revue ''Fission Chips'' wearing a moth-eaten fur bikini that had seen better days. She later recalled being nervous about exposing herself to a bunch of strangers, but little did she know she’d spend the next half century doing just that! | + | Noeline's father was a trade unionist post office worker. In 1958, a teenager, she was taken to NT to see ''Black Diamonds'' by [[Frank Hardy]] who also acted in it. She was impressed that Hardy could speak his part and smoke a pipe at the same time. In 1959 she performed in the NT revue ''Fission Chips'' wearing a moth-eaten fur bikini that had seen better days. She later recalled being nervous about exposing herself to a bunch of strangers, but little did she know she’d spend the next half century doing just that! |
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Noeline Brown has a Wikipedia entry. | Noeline Brown has a Wikipedia entry. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:06, 12 September 2017
NOELINE BROWN
Noeline's father was a trade unionist post office worker. In 1958, a teenager, she was taken to NT to see Black Diamonds by Frank Hardy who also acted in it. She was impressed that Hardy could speak his part and smoke a pipe at the same time. In 1959 she performed in the NT revue Fission Chips wearing a moth-eaten fur bikini that had seen better days. She later recalled being nervous about exposing herself to a bunch of strangers, but little did she know she’d spend the next half century doing just that!
Fission Chips, 1959
Noeline Brown has a Wikipedia entry.
