Broadway. Next she went to California as one of the stars in television's Peyton Place, getting praise for a poignant portrayal of the unwed mother, Jill Smith. The role continued for two years.

Married, she sees no conflict between being a happy wife on the one hand and on the other founder and chairwomen of the Womens' Equalization Committee, which gained nationwide attention with its "Give Your Wife Equality for Christmas" campaign.

She has a variety of interests in addition to acting and they include astronomy, astrology, skiing-water and snow-and is a student of karate. She likes to read scientific subjects and indulge her greatest yen which is to travel.

The Crown International Pictures' release, rated R and in color also stars Louis Quinn, Thomas Reardon, Tony Young, Timothy Wayne-Brown, James Carrol Jordan, and John Carradine. Superchick was produced by John Burrows, directed by Ed Forsyth, with Marilyn J. Tenser serving as executive producer. Music was composed and conducted by Allan Alper.

Tony Young, the Miami playboy Johnny in Crown International's release of SUPER-CHICK, in color and rated R, is being hailed as a bright new actor with big prospects. But the entertainment industry is nothing new to Tony, for he was born into a theatrical family. His father was the late Carleton Young of radio's "Count of Monte Cristo" and "Ellery Queen" fame.

Over six feet tall and with black hair and hazel eyes, Young is a perfect leading man type, yet prefers more character than straight romantic parts. He has made a number of films including "Play It As It Lays," the film that won Tuesday Weld best actress award at the Venice Film Festival, starred in "Taggart" and "He Rides Tall" with Dan Duryea, "Black Gunn" with Jim Brown and Martin Landau. His credits on television include "Mission Impossible," "Mannix," "Gunslinger," in which he played the lead, and "Love American Style." Click here for more