Appeared on the 1965 comedy album "You Don't Have To Be Jewish", which became a hit. Was unavailable to record its follow-up, "When You're In Love The Whole World Is Jewish", but recommended her (non-Jewish) roommate - Valerie Harper, thus beginning Harper's career of playing Jewish characters, most notably Rhoda Morgenstern of "Mary Tyler Moore" (1970) and "Rhoda" (1974).