However, she did see somewhat positive returns from her television career, which included appearances on ‘The Amsterdam Show’, ‘Jacqueline Susann’s Open Door’ and ‘Danger’. And she was no more successful with her next few plays. The show was no more successful than Jacqueline Susann’s previous productions, though. She produced it alongside an actress by the names of Beatrice Cole. Her first play, the first one she ever wrote, was a comedy called ‘The Temporary Mrs. That might explain why she decided to experiment with writing. In truth, most of Jacqueline’s earliest plays were failures. The author went on to make appearances in Broadway shows like ‘My Fair Ladies’, ‘A Lady Says Yes’ and ‘Banjoy Eyes’ to mention but a few. She hung around the show for so long that her superiors were eventually convinced to give her a second chance. Unfortunately for Jacqueline, her performance during the rehearsals was so poor that they saw fit to replace her. Eventually moving to New York, it only took Jacqueline a year to land a role in the Broadway show ‘The Women’. The author wasn’t as attached to her mother, though, calling her long-suffering and a rock against which she banged her head all her life.īy the time she left West Philadelphia High School in 1936, Jacqueline Susann was determined to forsake college despite the advice of her peers and guardians. She had a voracious and tactless sexual appetite as a young adult, not to mention a pretentious personality that her father not only inspired but also encouraged. The people who knew her will tell you that Jacqueline’s crush on Bob Susann was a little warped. Part of that decision was driven by her adoration for her father. Her teacher told her that she should be a writer but Jacqueline Susann wanted to act.
In fact, after she took an IQ test in fifth grade, she went on to record the highest score in the school.īut that occurrence did nothing to foster an interest in education. Her teachers thought she was inattentive. Susann was the Jewish couple’s only daughter and she mentioned on more than one occasion that they were unhappy. Her parents were a portrait painter called Robert Susan and a school teacher by the names of Rose Jans. Jacqueline Susann was born in 1918 in Philadelphia. Jacqueline Susann was a bestselling American Actress and novelist that was best known for ‘Valley of the Dolls’, a book that broke sales and publishing records at the time it was released.
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