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Paddy Naismith or Eirane Redmond Naismith (May 16, 1903 – November 28, 1963) was a British actress, pilot and racing driver. She appeared in an early live colour TV demonstration. | |||
She was born in 1908 to parents John Naismith[1] and Mary Francis (née Redmond) Naismith. Her father sold car tyres and her mother was a well known clairvoyant.[2] Her sisters, Jill and Sheila, were also actresses. | |||
1930 'Miss Paddy Naismith, the young film actress, whose motor-car has probably had more distinguished statesmen as passengers than any other vehicle in this country.'<ref>Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 11 October 1930</ref> | |||
Drove a [[Salmson]] at [[Brooklands]] | Drove a [[Salmson]] at [[Brooklands]] | ||
1941 Married John Towers Mynors, an RAF officer | |||
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Revision as of 10:19, 24 August 2022
Paddy Naismith or Eirane Redmond Naismith (May 16, 1903 – November 28, 1963) was a British actress, pilot and racing driver. She appeared in an early live colour TV demonstration.
She was born in 1908 to parents John Naismith[1] and Mary Francis (née Redmond) Naismith. Her father sold car tyres and her mother was a well known clairvoyant.[2] Her sisters, Jill and Sheila, were also actresses.
1930 'Miss Paddy Naismith, the young film actress, whose motor-car has probably had more distinguished statesmen as passengers than any other vehicle in this country.'[1]
Drove a Salmson at Brooklands
1941 Married John Towers Mynors, an RAF officer
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 11 October 1930