Marjorie Wallace became the title holder of Miss World 1973 by winning the crown for beauty pageant representing USA. From her country, she was the first woman who won the crown of Miss World pageant.
As Marjorie won the title of Miss Indiana World competition was held in Clarksville, Indiana. After winning this title, she decided to ramp on Miss World contest. Her determination and willpower made her win the title of Miss World by beating 53 participants. In March 1974, the crown for Miss World was taken away back from her.
Wallace was born on 23 January, 1954 in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was a famous model of United States but later on time she changed her field and turned way and became television presenter also including a stint as an early co-host of Entertainment Tonight.
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As Marjorie won the title of Miss Indiana World competition was held in Clarksville, Indiana. After winning this title, she decided to ramp on Miss World contest. Her determination and willpower made her win the title of Miss World by beating 53 participants. In March 1974, the crown for Miss World was taken away back from her.
Wallace was born on 23 January, 1954 in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was a famous model of United States but later on time she changed her field and turned way and became television presenter also including a stint as an early co-host of Entertainment Tonight.
Watch Marjorie Wallace in the latest photoshoot, Enjoy downloading picture posters and wallpapers of Marjorie Wallace here.
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1973 Contestants List
Africa South - Ellen Peters
Argentina - Beatriz Callejón
Aruba - Edwina Diaz
Australia - Virginia Radinas
Austria - Roswitha Kobald
Bahamas - Deborah Louise Isaacs
Belgium - Christine Devisch
Bermuda - Judy Joy Richards
Botswana - Priscilla Molefe
Brazil - Florence Gambogi Alvarenga
Canada - Deborah Anne Ducharme
Colombia - Elsa María Springtube Ramírez
Cyprus - Demetra Heraklidou
Dominican Republic - Clariza Duarte Garrido
Finland - Seija Mäkinen
France - Isabelle Nadia Krumacker
Gibraltar - Josephine Rodríguez
Greece - Katerina Papadimitriou
Guam - Shirley Ann Brennan
Holland - Anna Maria Groot
Honduras - Belinda Handal
Hong Kong - Judy Yung Chu-Dic
Iceland - Nina Breidfjord
Ireland - Yvonne Costelloe
Israel - Chaja Katzir
Italy - Marva Bartolucci
Jamaica - Patricia Teresa Yuen Leung
Japan - Keiko Matsunaga
South Korea Korea - An Soon-young
Lebanon - Sylva Ohannessian
Luxembourg - Giselle Anita Nicole Azzeri
Malaysia - Narimah Mohd Yusoff
Malta - Carmen Farrugia
Mauritius - Daisy Ombrasine
Mexico - Roxana Villares Moreno
New Zealand - Pamela King
Norway - Wenche Steen
Peru - Mary Nuñez
Philippines - Evangeline Luis Pascual
Portugal - Maria Helene Pereira Martins
Puerto Rico - Milagros García
Seychelles - June Gouthier
Singapore - Debra Josephine de Souza
South Africa - Shelley Latham
Spain - Mariona Russell
Sri Lanka - Shiranthi Wickremesinghe
Sweden - Mercy Nilsson
Switzerland - Magda Lepori
Thailand - Pornpit Sakornujiara
Turkey - Beyhan Kiral
United Kingdom - Veronica Ann Cross
United States - Marjorie Wallace
Venezuela - Edicta de los Angeles Garcia Oporto
Yugoslavia - Atina Golubova
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