She distinguished her character by donning flashy cowgirl regalia, including a cowgirl hat, boots, and gun with holster, often dressing in bright red blouses adorned with fringes and shiny stars. Her opening line was, "Hope you feel as good as you look, 'cause you sure look good to your gal Sal."Rothschild, Barbara S. "Sally Starr hopes for a comeback on kids' TV." Camden, New Jersey: Courier-Post, September 7, 1984, p. 45. She closed with "May the Good Lord be blessing you and your family. Bye for now!" Public appearances were a staple part of her entertainment promotions. Many of these events also featured her horses "Pal", "Silver", "Cane", and "Rusty". She continued to make public appearances near her home in Waterford Township in southern New Jersey in her senior years.Sally Starr, Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia. Accessed September 2, 2015. "Sally was instrumental in the resurrection of the "Wilson Line Show Cruises." She was a survivor, having had a heart attack in 1993. She lived in her home in Atco, New Jersey." She also hosted a radio show on WVLT, 92.1 FM in Vineland, New Jersey until retiring in September 2006."Broadcast Pioneers Honor Sally Star." Vineland, New Jersey: WVLT 92.1, December 19, 2013.
