Legendary actress Julie Newmar, best known for her iconic role in “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar,” is making a rare public appearance at The Hollywood Show this weekend. The 92-year-old actress is scheduled to appear at the show, taking place at the Burbank Convention Center, offering fans a final opportunity to see her.

David Elkouby, who organizes The Hollywood Show alongside his wife, Esther Elkouby, shared with Entertainment Weekly that Newmar considers this appearance to be her last. This limited engagement provides a unique chance for collectors and enthusiasts to meet the star and acquire autographs. The Hollywood Show is a popular event that draws actors, artists, and fans from across the country.

Newmar’s career spans decades, with significant roles in television and film. She is widely recognized for her portrayal of Lola within the beloved 1995 film “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar,” a role that solidified her status as a cultural icon. Her previous television roles, particularly in the original “Batman” series, further cemented her place in entertainment history. The Hollywood Show provides a venue to celebrate her enduring legacy and offer a fond farewell to a remarkable performer.

The Hollywood Show continues to be a significant gathering for fans of classic and contemporary film and television. The event showcases memorabilia, collectibles, and opportunities to interact with industry figures. Newmar’s appearance is expected to draw a large crowd, highlighting the continued appeal of her work and the anticipation surrounding her final public appearance.