Jacqueline MAYRO ²

  Research Notes:

"After 'Ari' [Jacqueline] left show business completely, married and has a family. She works in an entirely different field and is quite vivacious, intelligent and charming with many interesting stories about her theatrical career." ⁴

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Profession. ² Jacqueline was an actress on Broadway and in films.

2. Performance, 1957. ³ Jacqueline played in the Mexican film, "Los Tres Bohemios."

3. Performance, May 21, 1959, Broadway Theater, New York City. ⁵ Jacqueline played Baby June in "Gypsy."

4. Performance, 1960. ^{3 6} Jacqueline played Liza in the TV production of "Peter Pan."

5. Performance, Mar 19, 1964, Gate Theater, New York City. ^{7 8} Jacqueline played Cindy Kreller in "Cindy."

6. Performance, 1964, Broadway. ^{9 10} Jacqueline played in "Bye Bye Birdie." She later played Kim on the stock circuit.

7. Performance, Oct 7, 1964, Stage Two, CBS network. ¹¹ Jacqueline played Cindy Kreller in a "capsule version of the off-broadway musical 'Cindy.'"

8. Cast for Performance, Oct 1964, Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York City. ¹² Jacqueline was cast to play in "Ben Franklin in Paris." She was let go for some unknown reason, but there is a photograph of her with "her romantic vis-a-vis" in the show, Franklin Kiser.

9. Musical Performance, Aug 15, 1966, NBC Kraft Summer Music Hall. ¹³

10. Performance, 1967, St. Louis Muny. ¹⁴ Jacqueline played the older June in Gypsy.

11. Dance Performance, Dec 25?, 1968, Carnegie Hall, New York City. ¹⁵ Jacqueline performed a dance number with Ronnie DeMarco to Kachaturian's "Dance of the Rose Maiden."

12. Performance, Feb 11 & 12, 1970, Veterans Memorial, 300 W. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio. ¹⁶ Jacqueline played in Your Own Thing, a musical version of Twelfth Night. The play was produced in association with the Theater Guild-American Theater Society.

13. Performance, Dec 22, 1970, National Theater, Washington, DC. ¹⁷ Jacqueline played in Leon Uris' "Ari."

14. Performance, Jan 15, 1971, Mark Hellinger Theater, New York City. ¹⁸ Jacqueline played Karen in Leon Uris' "Ari."

15. Performance, 1976. ¹⁹ Jacqueline played the wife in "The Belva Lockwood Trial" in the TV production, "The American Woman: Portraits of Courage."

Jacqueline married Steven Leonard STRELITZ on Jun 23, 1974 in Hampshire House Hotel, New York City.¹