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THIS BEAUTY QUEEN, Dorothy Whitehead, has been disqualified as winner of Britain’s “Million-Dollar Legs” contest because the organisers say she is too old. She has been told to return her silver trophy and £500 prize money, awarded at London’s Lyceum Ballroom a week ago. A spokesman for the organisers said that she had given her age on the entry form as 25. It was learned later that she was 33, three years over the limit.

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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32775, 27 November 1971, Page 3

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THIS BEAUTY QUEEN, Dorothy Whitehead, has been disqualified as winner of Britain’s “Million-Dollar Legs” contest because the organisers say she is too old. She has been told to return her silver trophy and £500 prize money, awarded at London’s Lyceum Ballroom a week ago. A spokesman for the organisers said that she had given her age on the entry form as 25. It was learned later that she was 33, three years over the limit. Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32775, 27 November 1971, Page 3

THIS BEAUTY QUEEN, Dorothy Whitehead, has been disqualified as winner of Britain’s “Million-Dollar Legs” contest because the organisers say she is too old. She has been told to return her silver trophy and £500 prize money, awarded at London’s Lyceum Ballroom a week ago. A spokesman for the organisers said that she had given her age on the entry form as 25. It was learned later that she was 33, three years over the limit. Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32775, 27 November 1971, Page 3

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