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PAGE 50 The Sun -Herald Women's SertfSoii JANUARY 8, MJAR' ill ifXt Shifts dirt like a bulldozer Smooth as a face cream 5 jjnw AY -1 I J' I 5 vf Contains lanoline for rf happy hands Vernon scent brings 4 spring indoors. wlllil iilBiililli Play rehearsals on Sydney heach A 23-YEAR-OLD business girl, Noelann Gandon, of Kirribilli, is the Independent Theatre's first "workshop" producer. After a nine-to-five -day in O'Laughlin a shop as-a city advertising agency sistant, Suzanne Fisher a Noelann goes straight to the beautician. Rehearsals three months heatre, where her produc- of themhad t0 be fitted in tion of Chnstopher Frys after work at night; and on "The Firstborn" is having a Sundays they were held on three weeks' season. Warriewood beach, in the It is Miss Gandon's debut middle of an enthralled as a producer, although she circle of youngsters, has Played in the.Indepen- Then there were costumes dent Workshops two other and sets to be made, when production? and had the lead Miss Gandon often downed in last years play "Top of script and pencil to paint a the Ladder.

column of Pharaoh's temple Like the producer, the or a poster for the bill-cast of 11 are all young board. -working people Wendy Now that the season is Shaw is a telephonist, Car- under way. Miss Gandon spends her nights backstage THAARUP IS MAKING A COMEBACK LONDON, Jan. 7. A fasbioD comeback has been made by milliner A age Thaarup.

Mayfair was ready to write him off when he was declared bankrupt and closed his salon last year. He has won back his most famous client, the Queen Mother, who last week took delivery of the first hats Thaarup has made for ber since his crash. A big wholesale firm has commissioned Thaarup to design a spring collection, and most of his former clients are again seek-modest Chelsea house, ing him out in his grocer or hard war ttort. WIFE OF Tl 02M2 cnecking costumes or make- Ingred fish (sVii cups soil fatly dried br rot, fine pepper, (spn. tblsen.

1 cup Mi MRS. HARRY CARR, wife of the Queen's jockey, and tfieir 17-year-old daughter, ANNE. Married Yesterday up with a brief curtain-call i- at the end to take a bow for ROYAL JOCI BOY and girl cadets of her fist Production St. John Amhiilan gPSSjiii vtmmmismmm IS A GOLFf HE rides 111 Queen's bontj eight ir Cm oose the she plays golf of 1 6011 handicap of 14; Mil anil Mrc Harrv rl Vita of Murray Lodti rsewmarket. are bo! sportsmen at bond and abroad.

water, becom in dee Serve i i tomal 'fotk salt, I And a winning (ant of golf wilh Nonnu von Nida (her partwt) Brigade formed a guard-of-honour when Miss Betty Welfare and Mr. Alan Stirton were married at the Bankstown Congregational Church yesterday. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welfare, is the superintendent of St.

John girl cadets in Bankstown; the bridegroom, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stirton, is the superintendent of bqy cadets. MISS KATHLEEN WYNDHAM principal of the Wadham Preparatory School, Slrathfield married Mr. Harold Robinson, of Strathfield, at Wesley College Chapel.

The bride, only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs against Neville Sell- wood and June Gillespie "just made" Mn, Carrs stay in Aus tralia, she said The Carrs the that saves yon Jockey and the golfei with 17-ycar-old Aim, onion: cut et i laye dishes layer pork toned and little who will co lo Con 'VC' sr stance Spry's finishicfl school this year WlJ last nielil for tin weeks in India, theii S. C. Wyndham. of Strath in ho home before Mr.

Cinff- Rtmo became the Row jockey. field, was given away by her brother, the Director of Education, Dr. Harold Wyndham. The bridecroom is the Mrs. Carr puts aside her golf clubs to go to big race meetings.

1 I ktw; ilfflor only son of the late Mr. James Robinson and of But not to watch bet Mrs. E. M. Robinson, of husband.

Shellharbour. cream Said she: "After li years of racing I gd worked ud into a real Kt After the wedding, a luncheon was given by the bride's other brother, Dr. Norman Wyndham. Producer NOELANN GANDON helps Pharoah's sister, WENDY SHAW, with her make-up before the curtain goes up on "The Firstborn," at the Independent Theatre. tizzy when he's riding." Turn one The "Sun-Herald Pattern Service I (Ml I serve: I iosidi I ilonj WARDROBE TRIO FOR A HOLIDAY 'TWIN-O-MATIC' HEATER Model saves buv'Pg extras in ir- TOPE" heats and fctept Its wafer hot fills and mptlas, waiht and wrings, automatically maintains ptrfect washing tamptratura.

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