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TELEVISION, the experts tell us, is going to change the face of entertainment,
bring new places and faces into the family living-room, and create its own
very different brand of star material.
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| Sabrina, seen here shampooing her hair with an egg, is the girl who appears
each week on British television, never says anything, merely acts out some
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... domestic scene before the cameras. Britain's
10,000,000 or so viewers find her performances fascinating, though television
critics can't see why. |
As evidence of the last, here's
Sabrina, Britain's TV discovery of the year - the beautiful Lancashire
country girl who merely sits around in a negligee, doing something suitably
negligent, while the television cameras record the artless scene and transmit
it to the living-rooms of ten million transfixed televiewers. |
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Actually, Sabrina isn't sure that egg shampoos do much for her golden
hair, but audiences are in favour of it.
Sabrina is 18 years old, has a 39½-inch bust, lives in a temporary "flat" measuring
8 feet by 7 feet,
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Beautiful, egg-soaked girl wants to
be an actress. she
is learning acting and singing for a movie she's in.
and has it so packed with expensive clothes (including eight
mink stoles) that she can hardly move around in the place.
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Sabrina is probably the only girl in the world who is
applauded for drying her hair with a mink stole.
She earns £20
sterling for each weekly appearance,
Mink doesn't dry the hair very quickly,
but her TV audiences don't seem to mind waiting with Sabrina. |
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and odd £50s for opening fairs,
when she actually speaks a few words.
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| Glancing into the future, however, Sabrina guesses she
may soon have to add something new to her act. |
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