This spirited young nymph of the early 1970s who, during her brief heyday, tended to play sensuous yet flustered and gawky "Jewish-American princesses". The only child of comedienne-writer-director Elaine May, Berlin played several prominent supporting roles while still in her teens in "Getting Straight" and "The Baby Makers" (both 1970). Her most notable film work came when May directed her in the appealingly off-beat "The Heartbreak Kid" (1972), an adaptation of Neil Simon's comedy of embarrassment. As the bewildered bride whose husband of three days becomes involved with a cool blonde WASP,