Actress. She received notoriety as an American model who became an actress. At 5'3" she was a petite beauty with dark brown hair and a buxom form. After being a show girl on the Las Vegas strip and posing in other men's magazines such as "Nude," her career began when she was the Playmate for the Month of November of 1956 in Hugh Hefner's "Playboy" magazine. Her centerfold was photographed by Hal Adams. In the 21st century, this issue is a collector's item, priced at between $35 to $50. Besides appearing in television commercials, she appeared in the B movies of "Not Tonight Henry" in 1961 in the role of Betty, and "Andy Warhol's Women in Revolt" in 1972 in the role of Pocahontas. In 1957 she married Harold Lime, a pornographic film director; they divorced in 1963 but remarried in 1991. She died of heart failure.
Actress. She received notoriety as an American model who became an actress. At 5'3" she was a petite beauty with dark brown hair and a buxom form. After being a show girl on the Las Vegas strip and posing in other men's magazines such as "Nude," her career began when she was the Playmate for the Month of November of 1956 in Hugh Hefner's "Playboy" magazine. Her centerfold was photographed by Hal Adams. In the 21st century, this issue is a collector's item, priced at between $35 to $50. Besides appearing in television commercials, she appeared in the B movies of "Not Tonight Henry" in 1961 in the role of Betty, and "Andy Warhol's Women in Revolt" in 1972 in the role of Pocahontas. In 1957 she married Harold Lime, a pornographic film director; they divorced in 1963 but remarried in 1991. She died of heart failure.
Bio by: Linda Davis
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