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has been named one of the " 10 Best Dressed Women in
America" by Mr. Blackwell, one of the "10 Best Tressed
Women in America" by Helene Curtis, and one of the "10
Most Exciting Women in the World' by the International Bachelors
Association.
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But
Lynda Carter is more than that. A former Miss World-U.S.A., best
known for her role as Wonder Woman in the CBS-TV series, she has
become an accomplished singer whose nightclub act has received
rave reviews across the country. Although there are no further
Wonder Woman specials planned, Lynda's natural talent and beauty
keep her active on a variety of projects, and sometimes wishing
she had more time to spend with her husband/manager Ron Samuels.
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Her
one-hour TV special, with guests Kenny Rogers and Leo Sayer, is
scheduled, to be seen on CBS sometime in January. The success of
her first record album (Portrait) has led her to begin, work on
a second, presently untitled, which will be released in the
spring.
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Her
much applauded debut at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas has shown
that she is capable of much more than just filling out a Wonder
Woman costume. This fall, she began shooting The Last Song, a
three-hour TV drama to be aired on-CBS in the spring. Also in
her plans is a trip to Europe next summer, where she will begin
work on a feature film entitled The Shroud, a thriller centering
around the Shroud of Turin.
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This 26-year-old blue-eyed brunette has come a long way: from
her first professional job as a teen-ager in Arizona (singing at
the Pizza Inn in Scottsdale for $25 a weekend) to receiving the
coveted Gold Poster Award for her Pro Arts Poster (on the cover
of this issue) which is the best selling poster ever. She
received even more acclaim recently, when the International,
Academy of Beauty voted her the "Most Beautiful
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But
don't take the Academy's word, a close look at these pages
should enable you to decide for yourself.
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Date and Issue:
Volume 57, Number 4,
February 1980.
