 The following year, she appeared as the matriarch of the singing and dancing Donahue family in "There's No Business Like Show Business", a film with a Berlin score.Merman returned to Broadway at the behest of her third husband, Continental Airlines executive Robert Six, who was upset she had chosen to become a housewife in Colorado following their wedding in 1953.He expected her public appearances to engender publicity for the airline, and her decision to forgo the limelight did not sit well with him.