| I was a guest star on the Dick Powell Four Star Theater. Here he's giving me notes on my performance in rehearsal. The script was written by an unknown screenwriter named Aaron Spelling. |
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| The rest of the Four Star Theater cast with Dick and me: Barbara Nicols and Angie Dickinson. Angie and I became friends, but lost touch after a few years. In 1996, however, she was instrumental in getting my star for me on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. |
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| In costume as a stripper on the Dick Powell Four Star Theater. Naturally, the censors made me cover my breasts with what looks like the Tin Man's costume from Wizard of Oz. |
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| This is a really rare publicity photograph for a TV series I never did called "The Face, The Shape, and The Brain." Guess which one I was? On the left is Virginia Field and on the right is Gale Robbins. |
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| Another rare shot. Checking out the birds and the bees is Steve Harmon, Ensign Pulver on the Mr. Roberts TV series. Mr. Roberts was played by Roger Smith. |
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| One of the most popular TV series in the 1950's was Ozzie and Harriet. Naturally, I made a guest star appearance. Here's a shot with Ozzie himself. |
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| Ozzie and Harriet's most precocious child was the irrepressible Ricky. Rick Nelson, of course, went on to become a huge rock star, and then met a tragic end in a plane crash. |
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| Long time pal Bob Cummings during filming of his TV show in 1960. The Bob Cummings Show was a huge hit then because he played a glamour photographer. It was the skin show to see in its day. |
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