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She and her first husband, Everett Heyman, went into business together in at least three different companies and acting was a side line. She later developed properties in the Southern California area with her second husband, Earl Sherman.

Ingénue of several late 1950s youth-oriented flicks, several of which were deemed cult films. Later moved to 1960s TV before retiring and moving into real estate.

Was approached but turned down an offer to do a Playboy centerfold.

Was a secretary in MGM's law department before moving to films.

Her movie and TV career lasted only five years.

Grew up in Brooklyn the daughter of Abraham and Rose Kurtz. Has two siblings, Shirley and Jack.

Briefly attended the Children's Professional School in Manhattan.

Studied theatre with Raikin Ben-Ari. Agents saw her on stage and signed her up.

Her first film was a Mexican film entitled Pacheco, a 1956 non-union film.

Once worked for producer Charles Martin, who made Death of a Scoundrel (1956).