The throat that went hoarse until the stage no longer held her
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The throat that went hoarse until the stage no longer held her
This episode explores the life of Margaret Sullavan, a woman who navigated the demands of the entertainment industry on her own terms. It delves into the contradictions of her career and personal life, revealing the hidden struggles behind her public image.
Person: Margaret Sullavan
Date: January 1, 1960
Location: New Haven, Connecticut
Status: Unconscious
Age: 50
- Margaret Sullavan was born in Norfolk, Virginia, in 1909, into a family that discouraged a career in theatre.
- A muscular weakness in her legs kept her from walking until age six, fostering a keen observation of others.
- She joined the University Players in Boston in 1929, performing alongside future stars like Henry Fonda.
- Sullavan turned down initial Hollywood offers from Paramount and Columbia, accepting Universal's contract only with a clause allowing her return to theatre.
- Her distinctive hoarse voice, which became her trademark, was a symptom of otosclerosis, a progressive hearing loss she kept secret.
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