The Flying Cavarettas gained widespread media attention in the 1960s and 70s, appearing on shows like The Ed Sullivan Show and The Hollywood Palace, and were recognized by Queen Elizabeth II following a performance in London.
[7][8] The siblings' athletic good looks and unique appeal as a teenage trapeze team garnered significant attention, with Cavaretta and brother Jimmy emerging as breakout stars of the day.
After the group disbanded, Cavaretta performed with husband Roland "Ron" Eloy.
Following his death, she reteamed with brother Jimmy, performing with him in Las Vegas and on tour until his 1990 retirement.
[13] Cavaretta married trapeze catcher Roland "Ron" Eloy in 1971.