Miss World 1958
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Miss World 1958, the 8th annual Miss World pageant, was held on October 13, 1958 at Lyceum Theatre, London
London
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, United Kingdom
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. 22 contestants competed for the Miss World. The winner was Penelope Anne Coelen
Penelope Anne Coelen
Penelope Anne Coelen was Miss World 1958.In 1958, the Miss World Pageant was still in its early years. Its eighth pageant was a great success, attracting 22 contestants from Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa. Europeans dominated the semi-finals with 9 out of 12 places secured by women from the...

, who represented South Africa.

Results

Final Results Contestant
Miss World 1958
  •  South Africa - Penelope Anne Coelen
    Penelope Anne Coelen
    Penelope Anne Coelen was Miss World 1958.In 1958, the Miss World Pageant was still in its early years. Its eighth pageant was a great success, attracting 22 contestants from Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa. Europeans dominated the semi-finals with 9 out of 12 places secured by women from the...

1st Runner-up
  •  Early Modern France - Claudine Oger
    Claudine Auger
    Claudine Auger is a French actress best known for her role as Bond girl Dominique "Domino" Derval in the James Bond film Thunderball . She earned the title of Miss France Monde and was also the first runner-up in the 1958 Miss World contest.Born in Paris, France, she attended St...

  • 2nd Runner-up
  •  Denmark - Vinnie Ingemann
  • 3rd Runner-up
  •  Sweden - Harriet Margareta Wågström
  • 4th Runner-up
  • ' - Lucienne Struve
  • 5th Runner-up
  •  United Kingdom - Eileen Sheridan
  • 6th Runner-up
  •  Brazil - Sonia Maria Campos
  • Semifinalists
  •  Germany - Dagmar Herner
  •  Italy - Elisabetta Velinsky
  •  Norway - Åse Qjeldvik

  • Contestants

    •  Belgium - Michele Gouthals
    •  Brazil - Sonia Maria Campos
    •  Canada - Marilyn Anne Keddie
    •  Denmark - Vinnie Ingemann
    •  Early Modern France - Claudine Oger
    •  Germany - Dagmar Herner
    •  Greece - Mary Panoutospoulou
    • ' - Lucienne Struve
    •  Iceland - Hjordis Sigurvinsdóttir
    •  Republic of Ireland - Susan Riddell
    •  Israel - Rachel Shafrir
    •  Italy - Elisabetta Velinsky
    •  Japan - Hisako Okuse
    •  Morocco - Jocelyne Lambin
    •  Norway - Åse Qjeldvik
    •  South Africa - Penelope Anne Coelen
      Penelope Anne Coelen
      Penelope Anne Coelen was Miss World 1958.In 1958, the Miss World Pageant was still in its early years. Its eighth pageant was a great success, attracting 22 contestants from Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa. Europeans dominated the semi-finals with 9 out of 12 places secured by women from the...

    •  Sweden - Harriet Margareta Wågström
    •  Tunisia - Denise Orlando
    •  Turkey - Sunay Uslu
    •  United Kingdom - Eileen Elizabeth Sheridan
    •  United States - Nancy Ann Corcoran
    •  Venezuela - Ida Margarita Pieri

    Returning countries and Debuts

    • United Kingdom replaced the name Great Britain.
    • Brazil competed in Miss World for the first time.
    • Norway last competed in 1953
      Miss World 1953
      Miss World 1953, the third annual Miss World pageant, was held on October 19, 1953 at Lyceum Theatre, London, United Kingdom. 15 contestants competed for the Miss World title...

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    • Turkey last competed in 1956
      Miss World 1956
      Miss World 1956, the sixth annual Miss World pageant, was held on 15 October 1956 at Lyceum Theatre, London, United Kingdom. 24 contestants competed for the Miss World...

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