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Talitha is a 1103 GT motor yacht owned since 2008 by Mark Getty.She was built in 1929-1930 by Krupp Germaniawerft at Kiel as Reveler for Russell Alger, chairman of the Packard Motor Car Company, and her subsequent owners include Robert Stigwood and Paul Getty.In 1942 she was purchased by the United States Navy and served as patrol gunboat USS Beaumont (PG-60) until 1946.

Undergoing several changes of ownership and refits, the vessel was eventually restored to its original lines in 1984, thanks to Australian entertainment tycoon Robert Stigwood. Following a series of mechanical issues, which resulted in the yacht being laid up in Lisbon, Jezebel (as she was then known), was sold to the reclusive American-born ...

After the war she went back to private use as Elpital, until music and film producer and all-round empresario Robert Stigwood bought her and renamed her Jezebel. J. ... The yacht is still owned by the Getty family and is used for family holidays. "We have a lot of fun on Talitha," Tara Getty told us in 2010.

Robert Stigwood - the Australian impresario and producer of Saturday Night Fever - bought the yacht in 1983 from Greek businessman Marias Embiricos. Embiricos had owned the yacht since 1957, but during that time it had been neglected and fallen into disrepair. Stigwood renamed the yacht Jezebel and promptly spent millions transforming her ...

In 1988, John Paul Getty II bought film producer Robert Stigwood's antique yacht, Jezebel, and after a restoration re-christened her Talitha G, for his late wife.

Robert Colin Stigwood (16 April 1934 - 4 January 2016) was an Australian-born British-resident music entrepreneur, film producer and impresario, best known for managing Cream, Andy Gibb and the Bee Gees, theatrical productions like Hair and Jesus Christ Superstar, and film productions including Grease and Saturday Night Fever. [1] On his death, one obituary judged that he had been for a time ...

Robert Stigwood pictured on his boat close to his Wreck House estate in Sandys. The photo was published in Home Magazine in 1987. ... multimillion-dollar overhaul of a second classic motor yacht ...

Pop impresario Robert Stigwood aboard his yacht Sarina in 1979. Stigwood, who managed the Bee Gees and produced 1970s blockbusters "Grease" and "Saturday Night Fever," has died.

She got her name Jezebel from Australian film producer Robert Stigwood, her next owner, who undertook a refit that restored much of her original elegance. But it would take yet another owner, ... In 1993, Jon Bannenberg oversaw the yacht's interior redesign at Devonport Yachts, where new twin 1400hp Caterpillar engines were installed.

Robert Stigwood, who died this week at 81, was the forgotten impresario. Like Howard Hughes, he blazed through the entertainment world and then . . . vanished. ... then on a yacht and then on an ...

The Australian-British music entrepreneur and film producer Robert Stigwood purchased the yacht in August 1983, sending her to Malta for a refit lasting eight months, which included restoration of her clipper bow. She reappeared as Jezebel in 1984 and cruised widely.

Jul 31, 2006. #61: HAIDA G—218'0". From the tips of her masts to the top of her yellow funnel and right on down to her fantail stern and her original (yes, original) engines, Haida G is a glorious example of a classic yacht. She was once owned by Hollywood producer Robert Stigwood, but her current owner, a European, likes keeping a lower profile.

In 1978 Stigwood sailed down the Thames in his yacht and into tax exile in Bermuda, where he remained for the next 14 years. By 1984 he had more or less retired, winding up RSO.

British Member of Parliament, Loel Guinness, then bought Sarina in 1969, before his ill health forced him to sell to film producer Robert Stigwood. Already a world away from the all-black vessel of the Fleischmann era, Stigwood mounted a second false tunnel on Sarina and redecorated her interior in an English country house style.

Further owners followed through the 1960s, including music and movie producer Robert Stigwood, who regularly entertained celebrities onboard. Another subsequent famous owner: the late Andreas Liveras, owner of the charter firm Liveras Yachts. ... in 1983. In fact, Stigwood had the yacht restored to her original lines. (When she served as a gun ...

Mr. Stigwood said he had spent ''many, many millions'' refurbishing the boat, which is lavishly furnished in an English country style with fabrics from London, antiques from France, marble from ...

Robert Stigwood, the manager for Cream and the Bee Gees before producing a string of popular musicals and films including "Grease," has died at 81, according to Mirror and TMZ. Stigwood, who died M

Onboard. Special Report: Haida G celebrates her 80th year. Written by SuperYacht Times. Mon, 09 Nov 2009 | 23:00.

Robert Stigwood on His Yacht 'jezebel' In Pireaus Harbour Greece 1984 Credit: Photo: Rex Features The former manager of the Bee Gees , Robert Stigwood , has died aged 81.

Yaroslavl's center (282 kilometers from Moscow) is included on the list of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites and is the birthplace of the first Russian theater. But that's not all there to see ...

Yaroslavl Oblast (Яросла́вскаяо́бласть,) is a federal subject of Russia situated in western Russia, bordering Moscow to the southwest. Because of ...

Description: The interior of the restaurant takes us back to the times of Tsar Ivan IV who ruled over Russia in the XVI century. The Moscow feasts of Ivan IV astonished contemporaries with their generosity, abundance and luxury. For you to go back to the epoch of Russian tsars and gastronomic adventures, there is the Time Machine invented by a common Soviet engineer, to whom one of the ...

In Yaroslavl ended the championship of the Central customs administration in skiing. This event is one of the stages of the Spartakiad of the customs authorities and held in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945.