Bettine le Beau

Born in Belgium on 23-3-1932 to Polish Jewish parents and hidden in France
 during the 1940-1945 Nazi German occupation, Bettine Le Beau married at the
age of 20 in London where she had settled.  Dissatisfied with being a 
housewife, she used her potentials and zest for life in moving into Film, TV 
and Radio. Her film credits include Dr No and Riviera Touch, she was a 
regular in the Benny Hill Show, Morecambe & Wise and Norman Wisdom and 
spent many years on the radio panel games Animal, Vegetable or Mineral and
 Petticoat Line amongst others.





Motivated by the desire to help others, Bettine wrote and published her
 first book HELP YOURSELF TO HAPPINESS and donated all proceeds to the 
Nightingale, a Jewish Residential Home.  She founded the Feminine Touch in 
opposition to the strident  Women’s Lib. It served as platform to raise 
money for the Ben Gurion University of the Negev.  She also started a 
business in Israel, The House of Bettine Le Beau, marketing women’s cosmetics 
using unique ingredients found only in the Dead Sea. During time spent in 
Israel, Bettine appeared in the 13th Annual Yiddish Festival as well as
appearing in Film, TV and radio.



Add to these achievements a talent for presenting ideas and the ability to communicate, it’s easy to see why Bettine Le Beau is in great demand today for her talks and lectures. Her lifelong interests of philosophy and psychology, her thoughts on happiness, self esteem, positive thinking and humour have found their way in HIDE AND SEEK  an autobiographical Holocaust school book.


Bettine le Beau has been contacted by two 14 year old American school girls from Hartland, Wisconsin in the US. Their email interview will be posted shortly.

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