1. Results
    Placements 

2. Contestants

3. Celebrity judges

4. Notes
    Returns  Withdrawals  Awards 

5. Host City controversy

6. General references

7. References

8. External links

Miss Universe 1984, the 33rd Miss Universe pageant, was held on 9 July 1984 at the James L. Knight Convention Center in Miami, Florida, United States. Yvonne Ryding of Sweden was crowned by Lorraine Downes of New Zealand. 81 contestants competed in this year.

Results

Placements

Contestants

• {{ARG}} - Leila Adar
• {{ABW}} - Jacqueline van Putten
• {{AUS}} - Donna Rudrum
• {{AUT}} - Michaela Nussbaumer
• {{BRB}} - Lisa Worme
• {{BEL}} - Brigitte Antonia Muyshondt
• {{BLZ}} - Lisa Patricia Ramirez
• {{BMU}} - Rhonda Wilkinson
• {{BOL}} - Lourdes Aponte
• {{flag|Brazil|1968}} - Ana Elisa da Cruz
• {{VGB}} - Donna Patricia Frett
• {{CAN}} - Cynthia Kereluk
• {{flag|Cayman Islands|old}} - Thora Anne Crighton
• {{CHL}} - Carol Bahnke Muñoz
• {{COL}} - Susana Caldas Lemaitre
• {{COK}} - Margaret Brown
• {{CRI}} - Silvia Portilla
• {{CUW}} - Susanne Marie Verbrugge
• {{CYP}} - Zsa Zsa Melodias
• {{DNK}} - Catarina Clausen
• {{DOM}} - Sumaya Heinsen
• {{ECU}} - Leonor Gonzenbach
• {{SLV}} - Ana Lorena Samagoa
• {{ENG}} - Louise Gray
• {{FIN}} - Anna Liisa Tilus
• {{FRA}} - Martine Robine
• {{flag|French Guiana|local}} - Rose Nicole Lony
• {{GAM}} - Mirabel Carayol
• {{flag|FRG|name=Germany}} - Brigitte Berx
• {{GIB}} - Jessica Palao
• {{GRC}} - Peggy Dogani
• {{flag|Guadeloupe|local}} - Martine Seremes
• {{GUM}} - Eleanor Benavente
• {{GTM}} - Ilma Urrutia
• {{flag|Holland}} - Nancy Neede
• {{HND}} - Myrtice Elitha Hyde
• {{flag|British Hong Kong|name=Hong Kong}} - Mina Godenzi
• {{ISL}} - Berglind Johansson
• {{IND}} - Juhi Chawla
• {{IRL}} - Patricia Nolan
• {{ISR}} - Sapir Koffmann
• {{ITA}} - Raffaella Baracchi
• {{flag|Japan|1870}} - Megumi Niiyama
• {{flag|KOR|name=Korea}} - Lim Mi-sook
• {{LBN}} - Susan El Sayed
• {{LUX}} - Romy Bayeri
• {{MYS}} - Latifah Abdul Hamid
• {{MLT}} - Marisa Sammut
• {{flag|Martinique|local}} - Danielle Clery
• {{MEX}} - Elizabeth Broden
• {{flag|South West Africa|name=Namibia}} - Petra Harley Peters
• {{NZL}} - Tania Clague
• {{flag|Northern Marianas}} - Porsche Salas
• {{NOR}} - Ingrid Marie Martens
• {{PAN}} - Cilinia Prada Acosta
• {{PNG}} - Patricia Mirisa
• {{flag|Paraguay|1954}} - Elena Ortiz
• {{PER}} - Fiorella Ferrari
• {{flag|Philippines|1936}} - Maria Desiree "Des" Ereso Verdadero
• {{flag|Polish People's Republic|name=Poland}} - Joanna Karska
• {{POR}} - Maria de Fatima Jardim
• {{flag|Puerto Rico|1952}} - Sandra Beauchamp Roche
• {{REU}} - Marie Lise Gigan
• {{SCO}} - May Monaghan
• {{SGP}} - Violet Lee Hui Min
• {{flag|South Africa|1928}} - Leticia Snyman
• {{ESP}} - Garbiñe Abasolo
• {{SWE}} - Yvonne Ryding
• {{CHE}} - Silvia Anna Afolter
• {{THA}} - Savinee Pakaranang
• {{TTO}} - Gina Marie Tardieu
• {{TUR}} - Gurcin Ulker
• {{TCA}} - Deborah Lindsey
• {{URY}} - Yissa Pronzatti
• {{USA}} - Mai Shanley
• {{VIR}} - Patricia Graham
• {{flag|Venezuela|1954}} - Carmen María Montiel
• {{WAL}} - Jane Anne Riley
• {{flag|Western Samoa}} - Lena Slade
• {{YUG}} - Kresinja Borojevic
• {{ZAI}} - Lokange Lwali

Celebrity judges

• Constance Towers - actress
• Johnny Yune
• Carolina Herrera - fashion designer
• William Haber
• Karen Baldwin - Miss Universe 1982 winner
• Ronny Cox - actor
• Lucía Méndez
• Marcus Allen - NFL player
• Linda Christian
• Harry Guardino
• Maria Tallchief
• Alan Thicke - TV personality/singer/actor

Notes

Returns

Last competed in 1959:

• {{POL}}

Last competed in 1972:

• {{ZAI}}

Last competed in 1976:

• {{LUX}}

Last competed in 1977:

• {{YUG}}

Last competed in 1979:

• {{BRB}}

Withdrawals

• {{BAH}} - Pamela Lois Parker
• {{INA}} - Titi Dwi Jayati
• {{SRI}} - Nilmini Iddamalgoda who was depressed and homesick.^[1]
• {{flag|Transkei}}

Awards

• {{GIB}} - Miss Amity (Jessica Palao)
• {{ESP}} - Miss Photogenic (Garbiñe Abasolo)
• {{IND}} - Best National Costume (Juhi Chawla)

Host City controversy

Initially, Calgary, Alberta, Canada was chosen as host city for the pageant, a decision announced on March 13, 1984.^[2] Funding issues arose within days when the city council would not allow the tourist bureau to commit permanent funds to the event. An agreement was reached whereby funds from the city could be used but had to be repaid, although some complained about "using sex to sell the city".^[3] By late April there were indications that the pageant might be moved to Miami, Florida due to the continued financial issues, but that negotiations in the hope of Calgary retaining the event were ongoing.^[4] Despite the attempts of Calgary's Tourist Bureau, Miami was officially announced as the new venue on 12 May 1984, a decision which cost Calgary $125,000 and left the city facing a potential lawsuit from Miss Universe Inc., the pageant owner.^[5]

General references

• {{cite web|title=Miss Universe 1984 |url=http://www.pageantopolis.com:80/international/Universe_1984.htm |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120207054547/http://www.pageantopolis.com/international/Universe_1984.htm |editor-last=West |editor-first=Donald |website=pageantopolis.com |archive-date=February 7, 2012 |deadurl=yes |df= }}

References

External links

• Miss Universe official website

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