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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. | 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. | ||
1908 Born the daughter of John Naismith and his wife Mary Francis Redmond. Her father sold car tyres and her mother was a well known clairvoyant. 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> | 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> | ||
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== Sources of Information == | == Sources of Information == | ||
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddy_Naismith Wikipedia] | |||
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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.
1908 Born the daughter of John Naismith and his wife Mary Francis Redmond. Her father sold car tyres and her mother was a well known clairvoyant. 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
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- ↑ Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 11 October 1930