Coralie Condon is an actress, writer, composer, producer, presenter, business woman, the Great Dame of Perth theatre and the First Lady of Western Australian Television.
As a special treat, Rick Hearder and friends organised a party for Coralie on Sunday May 19th of May, 2013, to celebrate her 98th birthday.
The party girl wearing pearls and looking half her age
An animated conversation – delivered by Kevan Johnston and Jill Perryman
Lots of singing around the piano with Maurie Ogden and Audrey Long
with Jill Collis at the piano
Gordon McColl and Colm O’Doherty tell jokes
Gordon McColl, John Easton and Sue Scrutton
The guests included Roz Barr, Brian Card, Sister Anne Carter, Felicity and Richard Cole, Jill Collis (who also entertained on the piano), John Easton, Father Hugh Galloway, Rod and Helen Hall, Brian Harffey, Kevan Johnston and wife Jill Perryman, Max and Norma Kay, Julian and Jane Kozack, Judy and Kon Kozak, Audrey Long (Barnaby) and her sister Joan Grimshaw with her grandson Aaron Stirk, Sally Martin, Gordon McColl, Jeremy Murray, Colin Nichol, Julianna Noonan, Colm O’Doherty and daughter Damien, Sally and Maurie Ogden, Vivian and Gordon Poulton, Michael and Sue Scrutton, Carolyn Tannock (Noble), Colin White and many more.
Coralie Condon’s 98th birthday party
WA TV History
This video only represents a small number of her friends, who were present, as they were spread throughout the house and gardens.
It was a great day enjoyed by all, though sadly a number of the previous years guests missed the event owing to various ailments, as a consequence of the cool weather.
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Melbourne
G`day Coralie
And a VERY happy birthday!!
It`s Russell Eves – I was a minstrel for many years at Dirty Dick`s Melbourne (in the Ian Smith, Bryan Williams, Barbara Ramsay, Barrie Hope, Phil Moye, Jim Leftley era).
Would love to get in touch – to say hello and wish you well – so if you could send me a phone number or email address that would be great.
In the meantime every best wish for your 100th year on planet earth, and Planet Perth!
Warm Regards
Russell