Chris Noel

Chris Noel
Born	(1941-07-02) July 2, 1941 West Palm Beach, Florida, USA
Nationality (legal)	American
Occupation(s)	Actor, Art Department, host of American Forces Radio & Television (AFRTS) Radio Show
Years active	1963–2010
Known for	Girl Happy, Wild Wild Winter and The Tormentors
Notable work	Mid 1960s
Height	1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)

Chris Noel (born July 2, 1941) is a Californian actress of the 1960s. She is best known by veterans of the Vietnam war for her work on the Armed Forces Radio And Television Service. Her program "A Date With Chris" is fondly remembered as "the voice of a California dream girl" by many Viet vets. Her pin up pictures were very popular.

Singer

In the early '70's, Chris Noel was in New York and was working with Paul Colby, impresario and owner of the famous Greenwich Village club, The Bitter End. Chris was performing cover songs by John Prine and needed a backup band. Paul asked Dennis Lepri who had worked with Kenny Rogers and Gunhill Road to form a band for her and produce her sound. After auditioning many New York area musicians, the band "Quilt" was formed. After extensive rehearsals at the Bitter End, the band showcased for selected industry executives to mixed reviews. Some time after, the band was dissolved and Chris pursued other interests.

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1963	Soldier in the Rain	Frances McCoy
1964	Honeymoon Hotel	Nancy Penrose
	Looking for Love	Actress (uncredited)
	Diary of a Bachelor	Bachelorette
	Get Yourself a College Girl	Sue Ann Mobley
1965	Girl Happy	Betsy
	Joy in the Morning	Mary Ellen Kincaid
	Beach Ball	Susan
1966	Wild Wild Winter	Susan
	Good Old Days	Pantha
1967	The Glory Stompers	Chris
1968	For Singles Only	Lily
1971	The Tormentors	Eve
1980	Detour to Terror	Peggy Cameron
1981	Fly Away Home	Special Thanks (radio broadcasts in Vietnam)
1985	Cease Fire	Wendy
1986	Sin of Innocence	Wedding Guest

Television

Year	Television Series	Role	Episode(s)
1963	The Eleventh Hour	Evelyn	"Try to Keep Alive Until Next Tuesday"
1964	The Lieutenant	Ginny	"Between Music and Laughter"
	Bewitched	Susan	"Love Is Blind"
1965	Burke's Law	Miss Larchmont / Patience Stevens	2 episodes
	The Smothers Brothers Show	Claudia	"I Wouldn't Miss My Own Funeral for Anything"
	Perry Mason	Susan Wolfe	"The Case of the Silent Six"
	My Three Sons	Margie	"Marriage and Stuff"
	My Mother the Car	Helen	"Many Happy No-Returns"
1966	Occasional Wife	Marilyn	"Pilot"
1968	The Pat Boone Show	Herself	Episode dated 31 January 1968
1980	Wild Times	Dolly	"Episode #1.1"
1981	CHiPs	Karen	"11–99: Officer Needs Help"
1989	B.L. Stryker	Unknown	"Blues for Buder"
	China Beach	Herself	"Vets"
2005	Tricky TV	Property Master (Art Department)	Unknown
2007	Cape Wrath	Stand-By Props (Art Department)	7 episodes
2010	Missing	Stand-By Props (Art Department)	10 episodes

External links

• Chris Noel at IMDb
• Chris Noel at the Internet Broadway Database