To Santiago Rodriguez, a celebrity photographer based in Los Angeles, for permission to use photographs he has taken of Tisha and her family throughout four decades. You can e-mail him directly at petulac@sbcglobal.net for further information. (Depending on your eMail software, such as Yahoo or GMail, your interface may read something like mailto:petulac@sbcglobal.net. If that happens, just delete mailto: and to use Santiago's eMail address.)

Tisha's marvelous interview with Tom Lisanti appears in his book Fantasy Femmes of Sixties Cinema, which includes several photos of Tisha as well as a comprehensive filmography, on which I've relied very heavily with occasional supplementing from the Internet Movie Data Base.

For a superb biography of Ann Sothern, including substantial material on Tisha, get hold of Margie Schultz's pricey (but well worth it) Ann Sothern: A Bio-Bibliography.

BatFans everywhere will be interested in the work of Rob Long, who's created phenomenal graphics work on Batman themes, which he sells at a very reasonable price. Take that picture of "Tisha-as-Legs inside of the Sun," the logo of Tisha's Theatre. The actual silhouette cut-out of Tisha was created by Rob from a still-frame from the "Ma Parker" episode of Batman. All I had to do was design a graphic of the Sun and put the silhouette inside of it.

The really weird, blood-red font face used in the Flash movie of Night Gallery: Return of the Sorcerer is called "Shlop" and it (along with a lot of others) is available for free from a fellow named Ray Larabie.

Some of the graphic animations, principally those on "The Young Comedienne" and the "Contact" pages, have been purchased by subscription to The Animation Factory.

These links are to persons or to off-site web pages over which I have no control (and which may also contain advertising pop-ups).
Other credits and links are included on individual pages in this site. If I've forgotten anyone, drop me a line!