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−	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[William Bowden]] and [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg ~~probably in~~ 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)	+	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[William Bowden]] and [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married at St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg on 16 January 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)

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−	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[William Bowden]] & [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg probably in 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)	+	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[William Bowden]] and [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg probably in 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)

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−	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg probably in 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)	+	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[William Bowden]] & [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg probably in 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)

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−	(b. //1914? – d. //~~****~~). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]], directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg in 1938. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. ~~[[Thelma G]]utsche quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”~~. (FO)	+	(b. Johannesburg, //1914? – d. Salisbury, Rhodesia, 12/10/1960). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]'', directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of ''[[The Blue Lagoon]]''. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg probably in 1938. [[Thelma Gutsche]] quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. They subsequently moved to Salisbury in what was then Rhodesia and had two more children. (FO)

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−	(b. //1914 ~~or 1915~~ – d. //****). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]], directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg in 1938. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. [[Thelma G]]utsche quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. (FO)	+	(b. //1914? – d. //****). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]], directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg in 1938. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. [[Thelma G]]utsche quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. (FO)

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−	(b.//1914 - d.//****). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]] directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks~~]] and [[William Bowden~~]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold ~~Cigarettes~~ in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. (FO)	+	(b. //1914 or 1915 – d. //****). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]], directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” In fact, they were married in St. Patrick's Church, Johannesburg in 1938. Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. [[Thelma G]]utsche quotes Chard’s mother as saying “He has never looked at another girl since 1922”. (FO)
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-(b.**/**/1914 - d.**/**/****) Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]] directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]] and [[William Bowden]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold Cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. (FO)
+(b.**/**/1914 - d.**/**/****). Actress. Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]] directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]] and [[William Bowden]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold Cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. (FO)
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−	(b.//1914 - d.//****) Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]]directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]] and [[William Bowden]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold Cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. (FO)	+	(b.//1914 - d.//****) Doreen Wonfor was the young girl who acted the part of the shipwrecked Emmeline as a child in the 1923 version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s novel [[The Blue Lagoon]] directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]] and [[William Bowden]]. Her young co-star was [[Val Chard]] as Dick and in the film they grew up to be replaced by [[Molly Adair]] and [[Arthur Pusey]] respectively. A [[Stage & Cinema]] of 29 April 1949 compares the 1923 and 1949 versions of [[The Blue Lagoon]]. It uses the following caption with one of the photographs: “At the time, the child actors’ families became friends and the children’s education was continued under one governess. Today they are married, have a child of their own, and live in Johannesburg.” Apparently they featured in a full page advert for Old Gold Cigarettes in a Look Magazine of 30 August 1938. (FO)

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