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DAYS: Tribute to Suzanne Rogers' 35th anniversary now available!


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Suzanne Rogers celebrates her 35th anniversary as Maggie Horton on "Days of Our Lives" this Wednesday, August 20, 2008. She becomes the first non-original castmember to reach 35 years with the show. In appreciation of this historic milestone, please check out my special tribute to Suzanne, including a collection of photos, a fan tribute, some of her memorable interviews throughout the years, and, for the first time ever available online, her first episode script in its entirety from August 20, 1973. Perhaps you were a fan since then, or you weren't even born yet. Read for yourself how Maggie Simmons was introduced to "Days", and to the love of her life, Mickey Horton. All that and more at Jason47's Days Website...http://members.aol.com/jason47b

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