Sabrina Picture Page 2

1955

"English film actress Sabrina, formerly Norma Sykes of Blackpool, who is famed for her physical attributes rather than her skill as an actress."

'Sabrina worship has reached a new frenzy. But Sabrina, alias Norma Sykes of Blackpool, is not satisfied. A 40-inch bust is not enough. A girl must improve herself.'

Picture Post - 'Sabrina - A Cult Takes To Culture', 1956

Thanks to John Fox for finding a bigger and better copy of this picture - without the watermark too!

Now with a bigger and better full-size pic! (1 April 2008)

From Reveille, July18-24, 1963

Look who is adding a few fresh contours to this rock formation.  It's Sabrina!  Her beauty is reaching the dizzy heights as usual.  Just in case you haven't noticed, perhaps we should mention that above her 41-19-36 figure she is wearing a rather striking hat.

And those eagle-eyed hat-fanciers among you will surely have noticed that this picture is one of the Coronado Hotel series!

BOOBS contributors get the full-sized unwatermarked 307K version

Check out the other Coronado pictures here

Ebay description: Photograph taken at Cleveland Park Middlesbrough in 1964 at an event when riders competed for The SABRINA Trophy. The photo shows winner Ivan Mauger, Middlesbrough Promoter at the time and Sabrina (fashion model)

Ebay description: Photograph taken at Cleveland Park Middlesbrough in 1964 at an event when riders competed for The SABRINA Trophy. The photo shows Middlesbrough riders Dave Younghusband, Eric Boocock Alan Butterfield and Slant Payling posing at the start of the event with Sabrina, a fashion model at that time.

ASCOT 1957

Paul W found these pix.  Thanks, Paul!

These 2 images were found at alamy.com by Paul

Sabrina gets off the plane after arriving in NY in 1959.

These pix were taken on the set of Stock Car, Sabrina's first film in 1955

Another of the 'Shagpile' series.

"When she decided she wanted to learn the clarinet, top musician Frank Weir was eager instructor. Both finally decided Sabrina didn't need music talent to make her way." From Picture Digest. October 56.

From the 1956 "This'll Make You Laugh" revue programme.