Margaret Nolan (Vicky Kennedy)

Born in 1944 of Irish parents and raised in Hampstead, London. After changing her name to Vicky Kennedy she quickly found work with Harrison Marks, who was already established as the top glamour photographer in the country and through his publications Vicky Kennedy, along with June Palmer and Pamela Green, became very popular the world over and appeared in numerous publications for Marks and others.
Vicky, with her fantastic 41.24.36 figure, her blue eyes, blonde hair and pouting lips was the perfect fantasy in the magical Harrison Marks formula and along with appearances in such magazines as Parade she became much sought after for her glamour work.

Entering films in 1963, but 1964 saw her catapulted into the James Bond Film Goldfinger (1964) in the role of ‘Dink’, she was also ‘The golden girl’ in the title credits sequence.

Her roles in the “Carry On…” films is probably her best remembered work in cinema. Often cast mainly for her fabulous buxom figure and good looks, Margaret was perfectly cast in Carry on Girls (1973), and went on to make six more “Carry On…” films in various minor roles involving Bosoms!

 
Real Name: Margaret Nolan
Modelling Aliases: Margaret Nolan – Aliases Vicki, Vikki or Victoria Kennedy & Francesca 

Date of Birth:
August 1 1943/4 
Measurements: 41-23-37 Height: 5’8″
Eye Colour: Blue/Green
Hair Colour (Natural): Blonde
Hair Colour (Dyed): Red
 

Books:
Serge Jacques – by Gilles Neret (Taschen Verlag, Cologne 1988)
She Walks in Beauty (1966) – Hardback book of Harrison Marks Studies

Magazine Listings:
Adam – Vol.8 No.6 (June 1964)
Adam – Vol.9 No.6 (June 1965)
Affair
Beauty of the Month – No.17, ‘Fair Francesca’
Best For Men (mid 1960’s)
Bounce
Cameo
Champagne – Two editions & Harrison Marks Reprints
Connoisseur’s Choice and Modelling Review
Coral No.26
Escort February (1967)
Eve Vol.1 No.7 June 1963
Fay
Fiesta Special Collectors Edition: Top Glamour Models of the 50’s. Harrison Marks Reprints
Fifi No.27
Flirt ‘n Skirt Extra
Follies de Paris et Hollywood – Many issues
French Follies Vol.1 No.22
Girl Illustrated Volume.3 No.29
Jem (October)
Just Vicky – Nostalgia Publications reprints of Harrison Marks’ Pictures
Kamera: No’s 48, 50, 58, 63, 64, 66, 71, 75 & 76
Kamera Classics 1. Nostalgia Publications. Harrison Marks Reprints
Kamera Classics 4. Nostalgia Publications. Harrison Marks Reprints
Kamera Special No 3
Knight (USA) including 1966 Knight Calendar
Lark (US)
Leg Show also published as Legs From London No 7
Lenz 2
Mayfair. Edition not known
Midnight -vol 4 No 2 (US – Parliament Productions, late 1960s)
Mirage No’s 5, 9, 11 & 13
Nugget 52
Pagan 12. Harrison Marks Reprints
Parade – Many including Covers
Parade/Escort June. (Year not known)
QT No.56, 63 & 68
QT 59 – (cover, feature and centrefold)
Revue/Studio – Copenhagen
Scarlet – Vol.1 No.5 (July 1963) Shocking Stockings – Vol.1 No.1
Solo 27 (As Margaret Nolan)
Swank 5
Topper (late 1960s)
Trojan (mid 1960s)
Venus Glamour Films Magazine 

Filmography:
Sky Bandits (1986)
That’s Carry On (1977)
Carry On Dick (1974)
Carry On Girls (1973)
No Sex, Please – We’re British (1973)
Carry On Matron (1972)
Carry On Henry (1971)
Carry On at Your Convenience (1971)
Tomorrow (1970)
Matthew Hopkins: Witchfinder General (1968)
Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (1967) (With Molly Peters)
Great St. Trinian’s Train Robbery, The (1966)
Enchanted Night, The (Made for TV) (1966)
Promise Her Anything (1965)
Trois chambres à Manhattan (1965)
Bikini Paradise (1965)
Carry On Cowboy (1965)
Ferry Cross the Mersey (1965)
Beauty Jungle, The (1964)
Hard Day’s Night, A (1964)
Goldfinger (1964)
Saturday Night Out (1963) 

Frenzy (1972)

Pamela Green

There is no denying the obvious visual talents of the beautiful Pamela Green, one of the most popular of all the Harrison Marks models, but she was also a very talented artist. Her actual modelling career started in 1948 through a booking mistake as a figure model for the life class at St. Martin’s School of Art in London where she was a student on a three year course Fashion Drawing. At the time she only posed for the Costume and Fashion classes for which she was paid the princely sum of 4/6 (23p!) an hour.She recalls – The day of my initiation into nude work happened by accident. I was called at short notice to fill in for a class where the model had failed to show up. The master was waiting impatiently. “Hurry up and get undressed, we’re late”. This was a life class. A quick look around the room showed me that the students were unknown to me as was the master. I thought “Well, there has got to be a first time”. I undressed behind the screen, and slipping on my coat walked to the rostrum. The master took my coat, helped me up and asked me to strike a pose. I stood facing the class, legs slightly apart with my weight on one hip. I have never felt quite so naked standing in front of about 20 students. After about 15 minutes I began to relax a little, everyone was concentrating on their drawing and by the end of the class it seemed the most natural thing to do. I collected my money from the office and discovered that I was paid more; five shillings instead of 4/6. I decided to begin modelling for the life classes and joined a small band of very young models who were all posing for the necessities in life, like their next meal. I was the eldest of the group at seventeen.*1

Pamela Green first met George Harrison Marks in the summer of 1953. George was a theatrical photographer and they met in connection with Pamela’s role in Bernard Delfont’s Folies Bergere which was running at the Prince of Wales Theatre at the time.  It was Pamela who persuaded George to try his hand at nude photography. Between them, they created the famous glamour model, Rita Landre, who no-one guessed was actually Pamela in disguise. It was clear that George and Pamela were an excellent professional team. G Harrison Marks Limited was formed, George’s photographic expertise perfectly complemented by Pamela’s skilled costume and set design – a skill informed by her studies as a fine artist, at St Martin’s School of Art.*2

 

Real Name: Phyllis Pamela Green
Modelling Aliases:
Rita Landre, Princess Sonmar Harricks
Date of Birth: March 28, 1929 Died:
May 7, 2010 (aged 81)
Measurements: 39-23-36 
Hair Colour (Natural): Blonde
Hair Colour (Dyed): None, but wore redhead and dark wigs for her aliases.

Significant Dates from 1929 until 1963

 

Pamela Green Images

Princess Sonmar Harricks Images

 

Rita Landre Images

 
 
 
 
 

Magazines:
Album Eldorado 
Bandit
Bounce
British Figure

Carnival Annual, 1956
Champagne Vol.1 No.3 (1967)
Études Moderne

Eve Vol.1 No.4 (Cover as Rita Landre)
Feline Vol.1 No.4 (Cover as Princess Sonmar H’Arriks)
Femme No.2, 4 & 8 (As Herself) No.3 (As Rita Landre) 

Femme Fatales Vol.5 No.1
Fiesta, October 1956, May 1957
Fiesta Special Collectors Edition: Top Glamour Models of the 50’s

Film & TV Parade No.14 (Cover)
Fotag No.6 (Cover)
Foto No.1 (Cover), 13 & 23 (Cover)
Grace & Beauty No.2
Gypsy Vol.1 No.1 (Cover as Sonmar Harricks)
Harrison Marks Kamera Glamour Guide 1 

Health & Efficiency Oct 1953 & Feb 1955 (Covers)
Helen.
(Harrison Marks reprints) 
In Focus No.3 & 11 (Covers)
Just Pamela Green  (Nostalgia Publications. Harrison Marks reprints)
Kamera No.5, 8, 9, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 30, 31, 35, 38, 40, 41, 44, 45, 47, 50, 51, 58, 64 & 74

Kamera Backstage
Kamera Classics 4. (Nostalgia Publications. Harrison Marks reprints)
Kamera Classics 1.
(Nostalgia Publications. Harrison Marks reprints)
Kamera Special No 2 

Lilliput Sept 1952 & Dec 1952
Men Only Magazine, Vol.39 No.5 (Interview May 1974)
Milkcow No.4 (2009) – Interview
Model Studier No 72. (Harrison Marks reprints)

Night & Day, Dec 1959 (Rita Landre Cover)
Nude Studies for the Student (Cover)
On Location Classics 2.
(Nostalgia Publications. Harrison Marks reprints)
Pagan 12.
(Harrison Marks reprints)
Pamela Green in 3D
Photo Studio 1

Pose & Poise (Cover)
Practical Photography, August 1961 (Cover & Article About HM)
Sarah.
(Harrison Marks reprints)
She 

Show No.10 and No.15 (Covers)
Solo No.13 (As Rita Landre) & Solo No.20

Sun Bathing Review Spring & Summer Editions 1955 (Covers)
Water Babies (Cover as Princess Sonmar H’Arriks)

Filmography:
Peeping Tom (1960)

Witches Brew (1960)
The Window Dresser (1961)
Naked as Nature Intended (1961)
The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961)
The Chimney Sweeps (1963)
The Naked World of Harrison Marks (1966)
Legend of the Werewolf (1975) (uncredited) 
Art for Art’s Sake (1960)
Gypsy Fire (1961)
Xcitement (1960)

Other Publications:
Harrison Marks Slides
Pamela A Portrait in 58 Studies (1955) – Hardback book by Harrison Marks
Kamera on Location (1958)
She Walks in Beauty (1966) – Hardback book of Harrison Marks Studies
Kamera Calendars 1959, 1960, 61, 62, 63, and 1964 
 

 

*1 (Source: 60’sGlam Database)
*2 (Source: Pamela Green Official Website) 

June Palmer

Born on the 4th August 1940, her parents little knowing the impact that in later years she was to make on the male population, both at home and abroad. With June Palmer’s fabulous figure, hair and face, she was the stuff boys and men dreamt of, June Palmer’s pin-up poses adorning many a wall and locker door, or workshop coffee room table in one of the many magazines she appeared in.

June started posing for Kamera and Solo at the age of 17 with photographer Harrison Marks (which her work is best known for), as well as Russell Gay. Harrison almost didn’t use her, because of giggling too much during test shots, and had found her impossible to work with. Although June Palmer was often associated with George Harrison Marks, there was another partnership less well known. That of June Palmer and Arthur Howell, the man who both discovered and married her. They were together for about ten years and together ran ‘Strobe Studio’, Clapham, London.

Among the men’s magazines Palmer graced the covers of and/or had pictorials in are “Fiesta,” “Parade,” “Adam,” “Beau,” “Dapper,” “Modern Man,” “Sir!,” and “Monsieur.”  She appears as herself in the comedic documentary The Naked World of Harrison Marks (1967) and also acted in a few “nudie-cutie” loops for Marks. 

Real NameJune Palmer
Modelling Aliases:
June Power, When June wore the strawberry blonde wig, she went under the name Joanne Kent, the black short wig she became Rachel Wells and the Silver wig she was Candy.
Date of Birth: August 4th, 1940 Died: 6th January 2004
Measurements: 38-24-37 Height: 5′ 2¼” (1.58 m)
Eye Colour: Green 
Hair Colour (Natural): Brown
Hair Colour (Dyed):
Brown-Auburn
Spouses: Arthur Howell (1993-2000) & David Milan

All June Palmer Images

June Palmer Covers

June Palmer Originals

An Older June Palmer 

As Joanna Kent

As Rachel Wells

As Candy 

June Palmer Videos

Books:
She Walks in Beauty (1966) – Hardback book of Harrison Marks Studies

Magazine Listings:

Full Listing … Here

Filmography:

Brides in the Bath (1971)
June in Orbit
Triangle
Jubilee
Artemis and Aktaion
Calamity June
Beauty & The Barn
Dream Goddess
Nightmare at Elm Manor (Flesh and Fantasies)
Hay Fever
Photo Session
Star Strip
China Garden
The Naked World of June Palmer 
The Naked World of Harrison Marks
The Uncensored Films of June Palmer – Reel  1, 2 & 3