Miss Universe 1930 (Rio de Janeiro)
The competition for Miss Universe 1930 was the first worldwide that was carried out with the participation of the Comité pour l'election de Miss Europe . The Comité was founded in 1928 by the French journalist Maurice de Waleffe (1874-1946) and organized the Miss Europe election annually from 1929 to 1938. Waleffe had previously founded the competition for Miss France . He and his committee had agreed with the hosts that all Miss Europe candidates were also qualified for the Miss Universe. (Occasionally, however, other participants from the respective country competed). In addition, his committee organized the joint travel of the European participants from Paris to the venue.
The non-European candidates were selected in their countries of origin according to different criteria.
The competition
The event took place on September 7, 1930 in Rio de Janeiro , in the pergola by the swimming pool of the Copacabana Palace Hotel . The 26 candidates were accommodated in the Hotel Glória . The competition was then mostly as Concours international de beauté or International Beauty Pageant referred.
country | Spelling in L'Illustration | Further, contemporary, spelling | Spelling in the native language |
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Placements | |||
1. Brazil | Yolanda Pereira | Yolanda Pereira | Yolanda Pereira |
2. Greece | Alice Diplarakou | Aliki Diplarakou | Αλίκη Διπλαράκου |
2. Portugal | Fernanda Gonçalves | Fernanda Gonçalves | |
3. United States | Beatrice Lee | Beatrice Lee | |
Other participants | |||
Antilles | Yvonne Pampellone | Yvonne Pampelone | |
Argentina | Cecilia Basavilbaso | - | |
Belgium | Lily Lenders | - | |
Bulgaria | Connka Tchobanova | Counka Tchoutanova | Кунка Христова Чобанова-Недева |
Chile | Aida Lopez Buendia | - | |
German Empire | Dorrit Nitykowski | Dorit Nitykowski | Dorit Nitykowski |
England | Benie Dicks | Benie Dicks | Bennie Dicks |
France | Yvette Labrousse | Yvette Labrousse | Yvette Labrousse |
Italy | Mafalda Mariottino | Mafalda Mariottino | |
Yugoslavia | Stephanie Drobnyak | Stephanie Drolmsky | Štefanija Drobnjak, Стефанија Дробњак |
Cuba | Mercedes Lagnaz Perdomo | Mercedes Loynaz Perdomo | |
Lebanon | Laïla Zoghbi | Laïla Zoghbi | |
Netherlands | - | Rie Van the rest | Rie van der rest |
Austria | Ingeborg von Grienberger | - | Ingeborg von Grienberger |
Peru | Enriqueta Burgos Avila Limena | - | |
Romania | Zoica Dona | Zoica Dona | Zoica Dona |
Russia A. | Irène Wentzell | Irene Wentzell | Ирина Венцель |
Spain | Elena Plá | Elena Plá | Elena Pla Toda |
Czechoslovakia | Milada Dostalova | - | Milada Dostálová |
Turkey | Mubedjel Namik | Mubedgel Namik | Fatma Mübeccel Namık Behnesavi |
Hungary | Eve de Szaplonczay | Eve Slaplaczai | Szaplonczay Éva |
Uruguay | - | Alicia Gomez |
Follow-up competition
With the result of the election, Santiago de Chile was named as the next host city , but from spring 1931 Buenos Aires . In fact, the event was canceled in 1931.
Web links
- Beauty Contest Photo Album, sponsored and published by SA Irmãos Lever (currently Unilever), São Paulo, 1930 at brazilpostcard.com ( Memento from October 14, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
- Film collage Concurso de Beleza Rio de Janeiro 1930 on YouTube (Portuguese)
- Film collage Yolanda Pereira - 2ª Miss Universo 1930 (vitória brasileira) YouTube (without comment)
- Film collage Yolanda Pereira - primeira Miss Universo YouTube (Portuguese)
Individual evidence
- ^ Yolanda Pereira: Miss Universo de 1930
- ↑ L'Illustration No. 4571 of October 11, 1930, p. 208. (Log in at http://revue.lillustration.com for a fee). Miss Holland and Uruguay are mentioned (as missing) in the caption.
- ↑ Beauty Contest Photo Album, sponsored and published by SA Irmãos Lever (currently Unilever), São Paulo, 1930 at brazilpostcard.com ( Memento from October 14, 2007 in the Internet Archive ). Here 20 participants were shown and named. Placements are not mentioned except for the winner.
- ↑ misshollandnow.com