According to the Internet source given below, Rolf Harris was born in Western Australia, where his parents had emigrated from Cardiff. At first Rolf became an art teacher at a local Perth school, and at 21 was producing sketches and paintings of his own. At 22, with his life savings of £297, he arrived in Britain, enrolled at Art School, and paid his way by doing cabaret work at night. When he was forced to choose which one to concentrate on, he chose showbiz. Rolf made his TV debut here in 1953 as a cartoonist-storyteller. In the late 50's Rolf was probably best known at the "Down Under Club", in Earls Court. He played and sang there for six years and then married Alwen Hughes, a Welsh sculptress he had met at art school. Their daughter, Bindi was born in March 1964.