Preview RAW & NTSC 16:9??

I'm cutting a film that is ProRes 422 NTSC anamorphic. I worked on it this fall. I have this memory of displaying the image on a second monitor in Preview RAW and getting the 16:9 frame ... (small in the frame, given it's NTSC 720 X 486, but 16:9 nonetheless).
Now I'm getting the 4:3 squashed anamorphic. Is my memory playing tricks on me? Or where might I have not 'clicked' so that the display is in 4:3 instead of anamorphic?
All ears,
Ben

Oops. It was already clicked anamorphic. I've tried a few variations on just that, clicking the original clips in the browser 'anamorphic' on AND off, and on again.
No difference.
But I've just realised that even though it's NTSC, it's ProRes NTSC, and I can use the secondary monitor set to full screen and it looks just fine.

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