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She was just one of a myriad of beautiful, statuesque, bikini-clad blondes who pranced and romped about the sand and surf of the California shores in all those nostalgic beach party movies of the "swinging '60s". In the great perky tradition of fellow blondes Sandra Dee , Linda Evans , Yvette Mimieux , and the late Sharon Tate , stunning Chris Noel, ...
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- Blues for Buder
(1989)
... Mrs. Tevander
1986
Sin of Innocence
(TV Movie)
Wedding Guest
1980
Detour to Terror
(TV Movie)
Peggy Cameron (as Chris Noel Hanks)
- Danger! Woman at Work
(1966)
... Marilyn
1966
Good Old Days
(TV Movie)
Pantha
1966
Wild Wild Winter
Susan Benchley
- Many Happy No-Returns
(1965)
... Helen
- Marriage and Stuff
(1965)
... Margie Milford
- The Case of the Silent Six
(1965)
... Susan Wolfe
1965
Joy in the Morning
Mary Ellen Kincaid
1964
Get Yourself a College Girl
Sue Ann Mobley
1964
Diary of a Bachelor
Bachelorette
1964
Looking for Love
Actress (uncredited)
1964
Honeymoon Hotel
Nancy Penrose
- Tour of Duty
(1964)
... Second Girl
- Instant Wedding
(1963)
... First Girl
1963
Soldier in the Rain
Frances McCoy
1965
Girl Happy
(performer: "Spring Fever" - uncredited)
1981
Fly Away Home
(TV Movie) (special thanks: recordings based on her radio broadcasts in Vietnam)
1969
Celebrity Bowling Classic
(TV Special)
Self
- Episode #4.22
(1967)
... Self - Actress
- The Dream Girl of 1967 (Show No. 50)
(1967)
... Self - Fashion Hostess (as DJ Miss Chris Noel)
- The Dream Girl of 1967 (Show No. 49)
(1967)
... Self - Fashion Hostess (as DJ Miss Chris Noel)
- The Dream Girl of 1967 (Show No. 48)
(1967)
... Self - Fashion Hostess (as DJ Miss Chris Noel)
- The Dream Girl of 1967 (Show No. 47)
(1967)
... Self - Fashion Hostess (as DJ Miss Chris Noel)
- The Dream Girl of 1967 (Show No. 46)
(1967)
... Self - Fashion Hostess (as DJ Miss Chris Noel)
- Chris Noel & Tony Randall
(1967)
... Self - Contestant
- Episode #8.25
(1965)
... Self - Interview
1964
The 21st Annual Golden Globe Awards
(TV Special)
Self
- Teenage Idols: Part 2
(1964)
... Self
1963
Bob Hope Comedy Special
(TV Special)
Self
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Appeared in summer stock version of "Mister Roberts". Also in cast: Hugh O'Brian .
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Chris Noel Hanks | DJ Miss Chris Noel
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The recipient of the Distinguished Vietnam Veteran award from the Veterans Network in 1984.
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Retired American actress and entertainer
For the fictional character, see Dead Poets Society § Plot .
Chris Noel on the Armed Forces Radio show, "A Date with Chris". Chris Noel had her own radio show during the Vietnam War.
“I always said I was like a rock pillar. I had to be strong for these guys and never break down and show I was scared or tired.” “No matter what happened, I stayed bubbly. Miss Sunshine. Miss Christmas.” -- “I was the last female voice they (soldiers killed in Vietnam) hear or the last American women or girl they saw." -- Chris Noel [1]
“I’m no propagandist, I’m just a girl who’s trying to make the men she loves happy. You see, I’m in love with half a million men—all our American troops in Vietnam.” Chris Noel [2]
Chris Noel , Sandra Louise Noel , is a retired American actress and entertainer. [3] Noel is best known for her appearances in beach party movies in the 1960s, [3] and for her work on the Armed Forces Radio And Television Service as the "Voice of Vietnam". [4] A popular pin-up girl of the era, [5] Noel made frequent visits to troops, and was at risk many times, she was shot down two times in the helicopters she was riding. [6] She hosted the radio program A Date With Chris , one of Armed Forces Radio's most popular shows. [7] [8] [9]
Noel's picture appeared on the cover of Good Housekeeping magazine when she was 16 years old, and she was painted as a pin-up model by Gil Elvgren . Won the Miss Palm Beach pageant. After moving to New York City , she became a cheerleader for the New York Giants football team. Posters that showed her holding a Kodak Brownie camera were displayed in camera stores. She also had her own modeling school in Lake Park, Florida . [10] Noel was the cover girl for a number of magazines and appeared in advertising for Ford Mustang and other products. [11] [12]
In addition to her work on radio during the Vietnam War , she toured the country eight times, including twice with Bob Hope 's USO tours . Her interest in that war's military personnel began with her visit to a San Francisco VA hospital in 1965. At the VA hospital, she sang the song Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend and talk to the Vets. [13] She said, "That was the moment. I prayed to God to help me help young men in war. She was considered so valuable to American military morale, that the enemy placed a $10,000 bounty on her. [14] Noel opened the show with the greeting "Hi, Love". Twice her chopper was downed by enemy fire while she was visiting American military personnel in Vietnam. Her radio show A Date with Chris was recorded in California and Vietnam between 1966 and 1971 for the Armed Forces Radio heard on 300 stations around the world. [15] Noel was the DJ for her show and did interviews with artists including Ray Charles , Lawrence Welk , Robert Mitchum , Marvin Gaye , Nancy Sinatra and others. Noel received the Distinguished Vietnam Veteran award in 1984 from the Veterans Network for her work during the war. [16] Her last visit to Vietnam was in 1969. Noel first co-hosted an Armed Forces Radio show called Small World . This show was a hit and led to her own show. She was dating singer Jack Jones at the time. Noel sang, danced, read poetry, signed autographs, talk to, kissed and hugged the troops in Vietnam from 1966 to 1970. [17] [18] [19] She is the only female to travel through Vietnam to remote bases in helicopters, riding with the door open, next to the gunner. [20] She survived moror and assault rifle attacks in war zones . Noel broadcast her radio show from Saigon when in Vietnam. Noel also made a number of visits troops at the Korean Demilitarized Zone , some with Betty Waldron and Bill Thrasher. [21] [22] [23] [24]
In the early 1970s, Noel was in New York and was working with Paul Colby, impresario and owner of the famous Greenwich Village club, The Bitter End . Noel was performing cover songs by John Prine and needed a backup band. Paul asked Dennis Lepri, who had worked with Kenny Rogers and Gunhill Road, to form a band for her and produce her sound. After auditioning many New York area musicians, the band "Quilt" was formed. After extensive rehearsals at the Bitter End, the band showcased for selected industry executives to mixed reviews. Sometime after, the band was dissolved and Noel pursued other interests. In 1999 she released the CD Nashville Impact . [25]
Following his proposal in a helicopter, Noel wed soldier Green Beret captain Ty Herrington, whom she later found out was diagnosed as a "paranoid schizophrenic manic-depressive". [21] [26] [10] He killed himself in December 1969 after they had been married for 11 months. She went on to marry three more times, once to a Texan independent oil producer , another to a guy she met in church, and last to a lawyer. Noel also has written books, her latest book is about filming Cease Fire with Don Johnson . Another book is a 1987 book called Matter of Survival: The "War" Jane Never Saw and the 2011 book, Vietnam And Me her personal memoir of the war. In the 1960s her best friend was Eileen O’Neill and she dated Chad Everett . [10] [27] [28] Chris Noel was asked and attended the dedication of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington DC in 1982. [29] [30] Noel and Captain Ty Herrington, (Clyde Berkley) born July 2 1941, were married on January 11, 1969 in Miami . [31] Ty Herrington released a 45 RPM promo single, with the songs: A Gun Don't Make A Man written by Boudleaux & Felice Bryant and When The Green Berets Come Home written by Boudleaux Bryant in 1968. [32] [33]
“I didn’t know how many people were going to remember me,” she said. “But everywhere I went veterans came up to me and thanked me. It felt like I was right back in Vietnam again.”
Noel founded the Women's Interactive Network in 1985 to help women with Post-traumatic stress disorder. In 1993, she opened a shelter in Boynton Beach, Florida , providing space for 10–12 drug-free veterans at a time. In 2019 she received Amvets Silver Helmet Award. [10] [34]
In 2004 a DVD documentary of her life was released Blonde Bombshell: The Incredible True Story of Chris Noel . [35]
In May 2022 Noel was Awarded the Heroes Honor Lifetime Award at the Heroes Honor Festival. [36]
Some Veterans in 1981 went on a hunger strike at the Los Angeles Veterans Hospital , to get better treatment. The Reagan administration asked Noel to help in communication with Veterans. Noel helped negotiate an end to the hunger strike. [37]
Vietnam Veterans of America , other groups and individuals are petitioning for Chris Noel to be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her lifelong work with troops and veterans. Also for being shot down in an army helicopter two times over Vietnam , which with surviving assault attacks in the war caused Post-traumatic stress disorder . [38]
Noel began acting started in 1963 on stage in the Broadway play Mister Roberts with Hugh O'Brian , her boyfriend at the time. Also in the Mister Roberts play was Will Hutchins , Vincent Gardenia , Tony Mordente , Alan Yorke , Vince O'Brien , Bill Fletcher, John J. Martin, directed by Billy Matthews. Noel acting in film started with a role in Soldier in the Rain , with Steve McQueen and included working with Elvis Presley in Girl Happy . She also was in Beach Ball with Edd Byrnes , and Cease Fire with Don Johnson . [39] [40] [41]
Sandee Noel, Sandra Louise Noel, Miss Christmas (by Troops), The Voice of Vietnam, America's answer to Hanoi Hannah , the next Marilyn Monroe
Actress, radio show host on American Forces Network , cover girl, cheerleader, author, singer, USO entertainer and executive director of a vetran's home.
TV Movie, Special Thanks (based on her radio broadcasts in Vietnam )
"Try to Keep Alive Until Next Tuesday"
With Dorothy Lamour and Woody Allen
"I Wouldn't Miss My Own Funeral for Anything"
TV Special, Bob Hope’s 25th Anniversary show
Chris Noel, Feb 5, 1967 TV Show [54]
The Definitive Elvis: The Hollywood Years-Part II: 1962–1969
Documentary, Episode #3, Chris Noel in Vietnam [58]
Miller Beer Far East Tour Vietnam War Uso Tour
Tour with Bhetty Waldron and Bill Thrasher, TV Documentary [59] [60]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Chris Noel .
Good thing Chris Noel dressed for warm weather, because she spent quite a bit of time in the jungle.
History has written a last draft on Vietnam. The event is remembered by the majority of the world as an error, one that cost the U.S. considerable prestige, and resulted in a humanitarian disaster for the Vietnamese—more than two million civilian deaths according to the most conservative tallies. Even the war’s chief architect, Robert McNamara, who died recently, declared the conflict a colossal mistake. Today Vietnam remains under communist rule, but has restored diplomatic ties with the U.S. and is one of the most welcoming nations in the world, a place where American vets comment with amazement upon the Vietnamese ability to put the war behind them despite the ghastly suffering they endured. But whatever history’s take on that divisive period, personalities like Chris Noel are worth admiring. During a time when politicians, pundits, and protestors fought a war of their own over the direction of the United States, Chris Noel rejected the glitz and glamour of Hollywood in order to serve the grunts who were sacrificing their lives on the firing line.
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We ran across this 1970s-era Japanese celebrity magazine Movie Information featuring Chris Noel on the cover and absolutely had to share it. She was a notable figure during the Vietnam War due to her “A Date with Chris” radio program, which she broadcast twice weekly to American troops. The show
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