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to the truck drivers who would be delivering her books. She lavished attention on booksellers, sending them thank you notes, and even bought copies of her book for bookstore clerks. "A new book is like a new brand of detergent," she said. "You have to let the public know about it. What's wrong with
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bookstores and on countless television and radio shows. Her books were advertised on the entertainment pages of major newspapers, and
Mansfield tested her book covers to see how they appeared on television. She even served coffee and
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2464:: A Guide to the Good Parts of Jaqueline Susann"
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373:'s nightclub emcee. In 1951, she hosted
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3301:Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls
2761:"Famed Pet, Josephine The Poodle, Dies"
2260:"'Valley of the Dolls', by the numbers"
2063:. (New York: Award Books, 1975), p. 63.
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1223:New York International Fringe Festival
1183:as Worst Actress for her performance.
1114:In 1998, Susann was played by actress
851:Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough
681:, she confronted the film's director,
408:Schiffli Lace and Embroidery Institute
363:From 1948 to 1950, Susann appeared on
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2515:Film: If Once Is Not Enough, Then....
2326:Encyclopedia of Pulp Fiction Writers.
844:list. The book was filmed in 1975 by
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2264:T: The New York Times Style Magazine
2092:. (New York: Penguin, 2016), p. 310.
1782:"Jackie Susann Picks Up the Marbles"
3521:20th-century American women writers
2648:Jacqueline Susann's Queer Feminism.
2501:, 2016. Retrieved January 10, 2017.
1908:"James Dunn Signs for Play in Fall"
2597:Return to the Valley of the Dolls.
1672:Seaman, Barbara (August 6, 1996).
510:as her favorite of her own books.
280:. Only one of her shows following
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2768:. San Rafael, CA. January 7, 1970
1803:Internet Broadway Database (IBDB)
492:Associates on November 16, 1963,
2747:Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers
2213:"Books: Dirty Book of the Month"
2090:Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers
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309:, and starring Luba Malina and
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3454:Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
3349:Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
2347:. Retrieved January 11, 2017.
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2891:The Christian Science Monitor
1345:(Simon & Schuster, 1969)
1240:Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
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874:-nominated performance), and
376:Jacqueline Susann's Open Door
228:West Philadelphia High School
2497:University of Virginia, via
2386:Books of the Times: Popcorn.
2384:Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher.
1999:"Peyton Place's Real Victim"
1805:. Retrieved January 4, 2017.
1493:publishing house, re-issued
724:, the book was considered a
313:, opened on Broadway at the
294:, ran for 126 performances.
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2776:– via Newspapers.com.
2568:The Jacqueline Susann Story
2289:Top Grossing Films of 1967.
2103:The Jacqueline Susann Story
2061:The Jacqueline Susann Story
959:and his best-selling novel
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652:of the same name, starring
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522:Valley of the Dolls (novel)
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1295:(1946, with Beatrice Cole)
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1030:Good Night, Sweet Princess
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2766:Daily Independent Journal
2401:"Books: Jackie's Machine"
2358:Aubrey: A Lion in Winter.
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1221:in 2001 as well as the
976:Not everyone was a fan.
712:The Love Machine (novel)
366:The Morey Amsterdam Show
343:The Madwoman of Chaillot
299:The Temporary Mrs. Smith
207:couple: Robert Susan, a
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2198:Thank You, Franz Kafka!
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2196:Fremont-Smith, Eliot.
1618:Once Was Never Enough.
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1822:. October 12, 2001
1786:The New York Times
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1522:enough." (Seaman,
1511:Once Is Not Enough
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504:Josephine!
479:Billy Rose
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327:James Dunn
287:Banjo Eyes
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