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Dame Helen June Patricia Evison DBE (née Blamires; 2 June 1924 – 30 May 2010), known professionally as Pat Evison, was a New Zealand-born actress.
Pat Evison. Actress: Tim. Larger than life leading lady on stage and television, latterly familiar on television in serials such as The Flying Doctors (1985) and Close to Home (1975). Born Patricia Blamires in 1924, she delighted audiences for more than five decades in her native country and Australia.
Pat Evison. Actress: Tim. Larger than life leading lady on stage and television, latterly familiar on television in serials such as The Flying Doctors (1985) and Close to Home (1975). Born Patricia Blamires in 1924, she delighted audiences for more than five decades in her native country and Australia.
Dame Helen June Patricia Evison DBE (née Blamires; 2 June 1924 - 30 May 2010), known professionally as Pat Evison, was a New Zealand-born actress.
Dame Pat Evison was a much-loved stalwart of New Zealand radio, television and theatre. Described as one of the country's "most well-known and well-loved actresses", she had...
Pat Evison - Dame Pat Evison's long screen career saw her sharing the screen with George Henare, future playwright Roger Hall and a young Mel Gibson. Evison worked extensively on both sides of the Tasman, including breakthrough Kiwi drama series Pukemanu and Close to Home, and a long-running role on Australia's The Flying Doctors.
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Dame Pat Evison. Actress. 1 June 1924 to 29 May 2010. An actress who trained at the Old Vic in the 1940s, Evison found greater success after returning to her native New Zealand, starring in popular series such as Pukemanu (1971).
One of New Zealand's best known actresses, Dame Pat Evison, has died at the age of 85 after a long illness. Born as Helen June Patricia Blamires in Dunedin in June 1924, she went to...
Here actress Pat Evison (Phyllis Telford) is seen with a group of young children she has taken to the races yelling home her fave. The filming team with lights, microphones and camera is almost lost among interested onlookers."