FILM
G.I. Blues (1960) with Elvis Presley, Juliet Prowse, John Hudson, and Jeremy Slate
Frankenstein's Daughter (1958) with John Ashley and Sandra Knight
Viking Women and the Sea Serpent (1958) with Susan Cabot, Abby Dalton, Jonathan Haze, and Gary Conway
The Unearthly (1957) with Allison Hayes, Myron Healy, John Carradine, and Tor Johnson
The Revolt of Mamie Stover (1956) with Jane Russell, Richard Egan, Agnes Moorehead, and Joan Leslie
TELEVISION GUEST APPEARANCES
Holiday Lodge, episode Johnny's Good Deed, originally aired July 23, 1961
The Tab Hunter Show, episode Happily Unmarried, originally aired December 25, 1960
77 Sunset Strip, episode The Duncan Shrine, originally aired November 18, 1960
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, episode Competition Is the Life of Trade, originally aired May 24, 1960
Johnny Ringo, episode Soft Cargo, originally aired May 5, 1960
The Untouchables, episode The Unhired Assassin, originally aired February 25, 1960
M Squad, episode Ghost Town, originally aired March 27, 1959
Dragnet, episode The Big Smart Girl, originally aired January 13, 1959
Dragnet, episode The Big Hot Rod, originally aired December 2, 1958
sally todd links
The Astounding B Monster Archive has an interview with Frankenstein's Daughter director Richard Cunha (1922-2005).
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Born in Missouri on June 7, 1934, Sally Todd grew up in Tucson, Arizona and was an attractive and athletic child. Growing into a
beautiful woman, with encouragement her mother Todd entered the 1952 Miss Tucson Beauty Contest and won first prize, which was a trip to Hollywood.
Upon arriving in Hollywood, she took a job modeling swimwear for Cole of California. She then moved to New York City for an on-camera role on
The Johnny Carson Show, which was a 30 minute prime time series airing on CBS on Thursday nights. The show lasted just one season, and Todd
then moved back to Hollywood. Soon she did a screen test for 20th Century-Fox Studios, and executives liked her test so much that they
offered her a contract.
