 During this period, her career was sidelined by a brief marriage to Warners contractee Robert Evans and a move with him to New York City.Her TV acting debut came on May 4, 1960, a little over two months after the contract signing, in the episode "Shadow of the Blade", broadcast near the end of the first season of the popular detective series "Hawaiian Eye", which gave her top billing among the guest cast, with her second appearance coming three weeks later, on the 24th, playing an Indian maiden named Running Deer in "Attack", one of the later installments of the half-hour western, "Colt .45".In June and July, she was on location in the tobacco fields of Connecticut as well as in Hartford and at the submarine base in New London, Connecticut, alongside the cast and crew of "Parrish", with filming completed on July 24.