Portrayed Sally Rogers in the Carl Reiner 1959 television pilot "Head of the Family" which eventually became the basis for "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
Second husband Gerald Price was a NY stage actor and was instrumental in prompting Sylvia to take an avid interest in developing a stage career in the mid-50s.
Married for the first time at age 16.
Was once married to former New York City radio personality Ted Brown.
Measurements: 38C-24-35 (in her own words), (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)
Has one sister living in Las Vegas. Parents were divorced. Father Reuben Lee was a New York City furniture maker. Mother was Belle Fellman-Lee.
Infamous for dumping a plate of pasta on the head of dyspeptic theater critic John Simon of New York magazine in The Ginger Man, a New York City restaurant, after he gave her a nasty, scathing review in a 1973 play.
As a revue comedy performer, she made her first TV appearance on a Bob Hope NBC show in 1950.

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