The winsome and wondrous Wyetta Turner has been wobbling her hips at audiences for quite some time now! This absolutely stunning vixen got her start as a dancer in various Broadway productions throughout the 60s and 70s, cutting her teeth as an ensemble performer on wildly popular Broadway hits like The Pajama Game in 1974-1974 and before that on Hello, Dolly! from 1964-1970, which is a crazy long run on the stage for anyone! After that, Wyetta dipped her toes briefly into some big screen productions like the film adaptation of Jesus Christ Superstar (1973). She kicked off her brief but impressive film career in a grand fashion by doing a Go-Go dance for none other than Jack Nicholson himself in the 1972 dramatic feature The King of Marvin Gardens where the only thing bigger than her bubble butt and buxom bosom is her Tamara Dobson sized afro as she blows Jack's hair back while gyrating on the stage in a gold bikini for his viewing pleasure! After that, Wyetta only had one other credit to her name in the TV movie Gypsy in My Soul (1976), where she danced by Shirley MacLaine and Lucille Ball on the TV special that was a tip of the Stetson to Broadway dancers that went on to win a couple of Emmy's along the way. We're not sure what this gorgeous gal is up to but with a career on the stage like hers, we wouldn't be surprised if she isn't teaching the next generation how a true Go-Go dancer makes a booty go round and round the proper way!
