Pauline Paull: Bankstown Musical Society

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If ever someone has the right to this award it is Pauline. She came from Wollongong to begin…

In the Spotlight: Pauline Paull: Bankstown Musical Society

At her very first meeting, Pauline spotted a “gorgeous bloke” across the room — Reg Paull. Despite warnings he was “stand-offish,” three years later they were married, beginning a lifelong love story intertwined with theatr

Pauline performed in several productions during the fifties, before stepping back. In 1975, she was enticed back to create costumes for My Fair Lady — a role that would become her greatest contribution.

Moments that Matter

Did You Know? 🪄

Love Story: Met her future husband, Reg Paull, at her very first Bankstown meeting.
Costume Queen: Designed and supplied costumes for nearly every production since 1975.
Wardrobe Builder: Created one of NSW’s largest costume collections by hiring pieces to other groups.
Committee Stalwart: Over 20 years as a committee member.
Famous Line: When asked how costumes are going, her reply is always — “We’ll get there.”

A Lasting Legacy 🎖️

Pauline is remembered not only for her artistry and commitment but for her generosity and warmth. What began as a passion for performing became a lifelong service to Bankstown Theatrical Society. Her costumes, her care, and her spirit have kept the society thriving for decades. To this day, Bankstown Theatrical Society simply wouldn’t be the same without her.

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