A Beginner's Guide toSabrina Spotting |
Read up on the bitchy battles between the busty blonde bombshells |
As the search goes on for Sabrina stuff, one must be constantly alert for pseudosabrina material: fakes, forgeries, fabrications, and folk who might fool the keen sabrinasleuth. This is a short guide to what to keep in mind for a successful sabrinasearch. Once you've studied the course, please apply it on the Sabrina Maybe page where you get to say - is it Sabrina, or not? |
1.The Most Distinguishing Features
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In case you had not noticed yet, Sabrina has a couple of quite distinguishing frontal features. No, Herbert, not her eyes, though one person noted how large Sabrina's eyes were. And I must agree - they are large eyes! The real Sabrina's features measure 41½ inches in circumference. Warning to dedicated Sabrinaspotters: I would warn against measuring buxom blondes' busts in public places, just in case they might be Sabrina's. I have seventeen restraining orders against me as evidence of that.
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2. The Face
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2a) The blonde hair is a trademark of Sabrina. If you ever see it in a delicate shade of green or magenta, you will know for sure it is not Sabrina. While Sabrina was naturally blonde, she did wear occasionally wigs to confuse predators. While Figure 2 illustrates the typical sabrinastyle, be aware that Sabrina was known to alter the coiffure.
2b) The arched and tapering eyebrows tend to be a distinctive Sabrinafeature, even from her earliest days. 2c) The Mouth : cursèd be the swine who, in a review of Satan in High Heels , referred to Sabrina as an " orthodontically challenged sexpot ". Sabrina's smile was often coy, sometimes cheesy, but at any time is a good guide to the determined sabrinaspotter. Look for the slightly raised lip on the left side of her mouth (i.e. the right side of most photos, unless they've been flipped horizontally by an editor.) 2d) The Ears : because of Sabrina's distinctive hairstyle, her ears are rarely seen in public. However, there is photographic evidence that she had two: one on each side of the head.
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3. False alarmsThe greatest peril to budding Sabrinaspotters is the false alarm . A big bosom, in itself, is not the sole criterion for spotting the true Sabrina. Without due care in this regard, you could end up sending me pictures of Queen Victoria!
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Can you imagine my excitement when I found this during a search. It was from The Australian Women's Weekly from 7 October 1959...
Curses. 'Sabrina' was a yacht... The other annoying false alarms are: |
False Bombshells |
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Monique van Vooren From 25 March 1927 to 25 January 2025 she was a Belgian-American actress and dancer who may have led some Sabrinaspotters into murky waters. |
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Joi Lansing Suggested by Julian of the USA, Joi (1929-1972) was seven years older than Sabrina, and was also B-movie actress, nightclub singer, and pinup model. Her movies frequently dressed her in skimpy costumes and bikinis. The way for Sabrinaspotters to distinguish Joi is by her sadly-inferior 34D bust. |
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Donalda Jordan Thanks to Countess Anastasia Arden for pointing out this lady who bears a haughty resemblence to our Sabrina.
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Corinne Grey The girl who replaced Sabrina on the TV show 'Home James' when Sabrina failed to appear for an audition. Corinne went on to appear at the Blackpool pier and some TV work. |
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Thanks to classic wrestling articles |
Bev Williams (aka Delia Klaasen) wrestled under the name 'Sabrina' in New Zealand - and confused MANY people in the process. Aroused many - to be sure - but still confused many. I can't imagine OUR Sabrina wrestling, gripping flesh, moaning, straining... Excuse me. I need to lie down for a minute. An article in New Zealand Sports Digest – November 1972 said, in part... - she spoke with a well-modulated girls’ school accent - OF COURSE, HER RING NAME OF ‘SABRINA’ DIDN’T NEED ANY EXPLANATION. THE 48-INCH BUST WAS QUITE THE LARGEST I’D EVER SEEN! - Delia Klaassen, her name is, and she’s from Whangarei [New Zealand]. - she had, during her girlhood, roped calves and milked cows on her parents’ farm near Whangarei - Sabrina ... that’s her professional name - Sabrina was flying out of Wellington bound for Aussie, where she was to be introduced to the American girls’ wrestling circus there under promoter James Barnett, an American entrepreneur who works out of Sydney. Just that one final, 64-dollar question: “Are they real?” I asked. “EVERY INCH,” SHE SMILED AS SHE DUCKED OUT THE DOOR. - Her finishing move was the Sabrina Splash - a splash off the turnbuckles. - She won 5 Australasian wrestling titles and the Australian Womens Championship. - She wrestled in Singapore and Malaysia, and was a crowd favourite. - She retired after nearly ten years as the top New Zealand womens wrestler. |
She may not look so much like Sabrina, but Carole Lesley's biography has spooky similarities like that of another spooky case . |
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Betty Brosmer | |
Diana Dors | |
Jayne Mansfield | |
Mamie van Doren | |
June Wilkinson - Sabrina's arch nemesis! | |
Anita Ekberg | |
Sheree Winton Kindly supplied by Nigel C |
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Dagmar , a.k.a. Virginia Ruth Egnor, alias Jennie Lewis Americans often disparagingly referred to Sabrina as "just another Dagmar" for her bosomy walk-on roles. |
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That damned pre-adult supernatural female who makes Sabrinagoogling so hard. | |
And those irritatingly popular films of Sabrina in 1954 and 1995 | |
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A frustrating false alarm from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (USA) from 16 November 1956. |
And of course, Dawn Wells , Mary-Ann from Gilligan's Island . Thinks: Or is it just I who confuses her with Sabrina? Oh well... |
Why search for Sabrina?
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Examine the statistics:
Following Sabrina just makes good statistical sense ! Shawn from Philadelphia sent in this interesting lesson (23 Oct 2004):
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Arthur Askey is said to have selected Sabrina's stage name, from the play 'Sabrina Fair.' It was an unfortunate choice for us. Do a Google for 'Sabrina' and you get a ragbag collection of cats, comicbook characters, porn queens, beanie babies, dolls, missing children and strange young women showing bits you probably don't want to see. Our Sabrina never did that ! Only one hit in a thousand is the real Sabrina. Sabrinasearching is not a job for the faint of heart. The Internet Movie Database reports 298 Sabrinas in films, 16 of whom are known only as "Sabrina." Luckily for us, our Sabrina is number 1 in the single-name list (search IMDB for 'Sabrina I'. The most common false
alarms you will get on the Internet will be for Ferilli, Matthews, and
Setlur, and increasing numbers of porn actresses. My Google search terms for Sabrina look like this:
but I still get 99% dud leads. For ebay, I find this search term reduces the chaff:
And I recently found one can simplify this by using wildcards such as sabrina (195*,196*) etc. Another place to look is news:alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.vintage . Occasionally a pic will turn up there, but you have to wade through a lot of naked ladies to find it.
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5. Where to look
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Some places to get started in your Sabrinasearch...
If you find other juicy sources, please let me know !
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At 16 she hitched a ride to **** to try to break into show
business. Picked from 200 girls, Sabrina became a presenter for **** TV
station before appearing in a programme called *****. Does this story sound familiar? In fact, it is about a modern Pseudo Sabrina, who recorded 'Sexy Girl', and 'Boys (Summertime Love)' in Italy 40 years after OUR Sabrina released her first (and only) songs. See the modern faker's full SPOOKY story here |
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A practical example for Sabrinaspotters Again, a find by Nigel. As he says: " Not a great picture but an 'important' one as it is of Sabrina working as a Hostess on Hughie Green's "Double Your Money" show in the 1960's ! This is a tough one. I doubt it is her. When I asked Sabrina about it, she could not remember the show. Sabby's memory was (annoyingly) sketchy, but surely she'd remember appearing on such a well-known show. The picture is lacking definition of vital Sabrinastats - particularly her bust, and her smile, which I mainly use as her main defining characteristic. She had a distinctive ever-so-slightly lop-sided smile. Also, I have never found any other corroborating evidence of her being on the show. |
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Good luck,
sabrinasleuths! If you find Sabrina stuff, please report in to HQ . Now you know SabrinaSpotting theory, apply it on the Sabrina Maybe page where you get to say - is it Sabrina, or not? |
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