ohnny In The South Seas
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South Seas
mny Frisbie, 29-year-old Poly n dancing daughter of the late rt Dean Frisbie, is returning le Cooks in October. She and American husband will stay for months at Rarotonga, which ny left in 1950 for the bright 3 of Hawaii and later Japan. art from seeing relatives again vill be doing some work in the s to further her ambition of an authority on Polynesia, she will also get on with her nal writing. ractive Johnny is the author, her writer father, of “Miss es from Puka Puka”, and later er own “The Frisbies of the i Seas”, which she published in York last year. She is now ing on her first novel—an rical novel of the South ic. i and her husband —Hawaii TV nality Carl Hebenstreit, and children, Ropati, 4 and Carla, ave been living in Auckland, since June. They have no • to go back to the US, and Hebenstreit is looking for a ce to make a name for himself elevision in this part of the mny was in Sydney in early ber, on a promotion arranged ’EAL and Woolworths, during h she taped some TV appear -5 to be released later in the to. The photograph above in Hawaiian dress was taken on arrival at Sydney. • there are opportunities here, tfould like to come to Sydney lanently,” said Johnny.