OLLOWERS of 2YD’s_ Thursday evening feature, "The Mighty Minnites" will be interested to know that the dual roles of the Professor's secretary and of Patsy, the American girl, ate played by Miss Georgie Sterling (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sterling, of Wellington. In "The Mighty Minnites,"’ an Australian production, Miss Sterling enjoys the experience of having to carry on a considerable amount of dialogue with herself, Migs Sterling is also "on the air" at present from 3YA, from which station she may be heard each Thursday evening playing a leading role in the Joan Butler comedy serial "Lost Property." Educated in Wellington, Georgina Sterling made a name for herself in amateur theatricals at an early age; and after going to Australia soon became popular as a radio personality. This success was followed by screen tests, equaliy successful, and the young New Zealander .has already appeared in several Australian film productions, notably "Rangle River’ and "That Certain Something."
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 6, Issue 135, 23 January 1942, Page 17
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