Juliet Prowse came along way too late as the era of big budget movie musicals was coming to an end. 20 years or even 10 years earlier she would have had a career to rival that of Cyd Charisse.
It is interesting to find myself recalling Mr. Newton Minnow - hardly anyone remembers him today, but he was involved with the F.
I was just past puberty when I first saw Mona McCluskey, and I was immediately smitten with its incredibly lovely star, Juliet Prowse. Even though the show was in black and white, and I was watching it on our small, fuzzy TV screen, she was the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen.
When this short-lived sitcom premiered on NBC-TV in the fall of 1965,the Peacock network's programming had 95% of its shows already in color for the 1965-1966 season. At the time shows like "I Spy", "Get Smart",and "The Dean Martin Show",and "My Mother The Car" which premiered that year were in color,with the exception of "I Dream of Jeannie",the other new sitcom that was in black and white.
