Results

1  USA  Marjorie "Marji" Sue Wallace *

2  PHILIPPINES  Evangeline Louise Ancheta Pascual

3  JAMAICA  Patricia "Patsy" Teresa Yuen Leung

4  ISRAEL  Chaja Katzir

5  SOUTH AFRICA  Shelley Latham

• Marjorie Wallace was fired on March 8, 1974, because she had failed to live up to the "first-class public image" of the position. However, she is still the official titleholder, as the Miss World title was not offered to the runners-up.

Top 7

6  UNITED KINGDOM  Veronica Ann Cross (Universe-England '73)

7  DOMINICAN REPUBLIC  Clariza Magdalena Duarte Garrido

Top 15

AFRICA SOUTH  Ellen Peters

BRAZIL  Florence Gambogi Alvarenga

GREECE  Katerina Papadimitriou [real surname: Bakalli] (Europe '74)

HOLLAND  Anna Maria "Anke" Groot (winner Europe '73)

ITALY  Marva Bartolucci

LEBANON  Sylva Ohannesian

NEW ZEALAND  Pamela King (Universe '73)

SEYCHELLES  June Gouthier

Awards

Miss Personality  SEYCHELLES

Miss Photogenic  HOLLAND

Remainder

ARGENTINA  Beatriz Callejón

ARUBA  Edwina Diaz

AUSTRALIA  Virginia Radinas

AUSTRIA  Roswitha Kobald (Universe '73, Europe '73)

BAHAMAS  Deborah Louise Isaacs

BELGIUM  Christiane Devisch (Universe '73, 3rd RU Europe '73)

BERMUDA  Judy Joy Richards (Universe '73)

BOTSWANA  Priscilla Molefe

CANADA  Deborah Anne Ducharme (Universe '73, International '73)

COLOMBIA  Elsa María Springtube Ramírez (Coffee '73, SF Ambar '77)

CYPRUS  Demetra Heraklidou

FINLAND  Seija Mäkinen

FRANCE  Isabelle Nadia Krumacker (Universe '73, SF & Miss Photogenic at International '75)

GIBRALTAR  Josephine Rodríguez

GUAM  Shirley Ann Brennan

HONDURAS  Belinda Handal

HONG KONG  Judy Yung Chu-Dic

ICELAND  Nina Breidfjord (Scandinavia '74)

IRELAND  Yvonne Costelloe (Europe '74, Universe '74, International '74)

JAPAN  Keiko Matsunaga

KOREA  Soon-young An 

LUXEMBOURG  Giselle Anita Nicole Azzeri (Young International '73, Europe '74,  Universe '74)

MALAYSIA  Narimah Mohamed Yusoff

MALTA  Carmen Farrugia

MAURITIUS  Daisy Ombrasine

MEXICO  Gladys Rossana Villares Moreno (Universe '73)

NORWAY  Wenche Steen (Young International '70, winner Charming '72, winner unofficial Europe '74)

PERU  Mary Núñez Bartra

PORTUGAL  Maria Helena Pereira Martins

PUERTO RICO  Milagros García

SINGAPORE  Debra Josephine de Souza (Universe '73, 4th RU Asia Pacific '74, Queen of the Pacific '75)

SPAIN  Mariona Rosell Rami (Young International '74)

SRI LANKA  Shiranthi Wickremesinghe (Universe '73)

SWEDEN  Mercy Nilsson

SWITZERLAND  Magda Lepori

THAILAND  Pornpit Sakornujiara

TURKEY  Beyhan Kiral

VENEZUELA  Edicta de los Ángeles García Oporto

YUGOSLAVIA  Atina Golubova

NO SHOWS:

COSTA RICA  Rossy Mora Badilla

DENMARK  Anette Grankvist

GERMANY  Ingeborg Braun

INDIA  Firoza Cooper

NICARAGUA  Ana Cecilia Saravia Lanzas

ECUADOR  Ana Patricia Rivadeneira Peña

PARAGUAY  María Gloria González

REPLACED

MALAYSIA  Marjorie Anne Hon

MEXICO  María del Rosario González González

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC  Griselda Valdez Minguez 

DEBUTS:  -

WITHDRAWALS:  Costa Rica, Ecuador, Germany, India, Liberia, Paraguay

RETURNS:  Colombia, Cyprus, Korea, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Peru

JUDGES:

1- David Hemmings, English actor.

2- Michael Crawford, English comedian and actor.

3- Suzanna Leigh, English actress.

4- Gregory Peck, American actor.

5- Peter Dimmock, General Manager of BBC Transmissions and Chairman of the Judges.

6- Engelbert Humperdinck, English singer.

7- Brenda Arnau, American actress and singer.

8- Christopher Lee, English actor.

9- Joe Bugner, Hungarian-British-Australian actor and boxer.