known screen credit is the 1964 TV short Low Man on a Totem Pole. Later years In later years, Pall continued her real-estate career and occasionally made public appearances at autograph shows and special events in the Los Angeles area. She made documentary interviews from time to time, about her life and career. According to her Los Angeles Times obituary, Pall dressed frequently in shades of purple and drove a Ford Thunderbird of that color. A sign outside her lavender-colored real-estate office read: "Call Pall." She also turned to writing books about Hollywood, penning self-published books under Showgirl Press. Personal life On August 11, 1956, she wed actor Robert P. Eaton on a whim. They divorced a year later due to his infidelity. She married Allen Kane in 1965; they divorced on August 28, 1984. By her second marriage, she had her only child, her son, Jefferson Kane. Pall died in Burbank, California on December 30, 2012, aged 85, from heart failure. A memorial service was held on January 20, 2013. Her sole immediate survivor was her son. PublicationsVoluptua: Story of a TV Love Goddess (1992)Cameo Girl of the 50s (1993)I Danced Before the King (2000)The Marilyn Monroe Party'' (2002) References External links Radio documentary "Voluptua: The Love Goddess" for KPCC 89.3 FM Archived copy of Gloria Pall personal website Gloria Pall interview with Joe Krein at Elvis2001.net 1927 births 2012 deaths American female models American film actresses American non-fiction writers American television actresses American people of English descent Writers from Brooklyn Actresses from New York City American women non-fiction writers 21st-century American women