Susan M. Smith (born January 14, 1959 in Beloit, Wisconsin) is an American model and actress. She was Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Month for its September 1981 issue. Her centerfold was photographed by Ken Marcus and Robert Scott Hooper.
Susan first appeared in Playboy in the February 1979 pictorial "The Girls of Las Vegas." She also "wrestled" Andy Kaufman for the "intergender championship of the world" for a February 1982 layout, and did occasional ring announcing in the World Wrestling Federation during the mid 1990s.
At one point during the process of interviewing Susan Smith, we found ourselves waking with her down a Los Angeles street of questionable safety, past a few less-than-reputable characters. We were at peace with the world. Miss September is a karate expert, just this side of a black belt. If someone gave us trouble, he would be in for a big surprise. But we hoped that wouldn't happen. We didn't want anything to interrupt the story Susan was telling about her first year in the Southwest, where she had moved from Beloit, Wisconsin. It was a colorful yarn involving squashed caterpillars that look like jalapeño peppers, grapefruits stolen from a local orchard, vicious guard horses, snake bites, scorpions, Mercurochrome on naked bodies...you had to be there. Susan attacked the story the way she does everything - with enthusiasm and skill. The way she performs karate, plays Foosball or tackles her Playmate assignment. "The point is challenge," she explains. "You've always got to improve - your mind, your body." We applaud the results.
Susan was living in Las Vegas when she tested for Playmate, working as a casino's baccarat coordinator. When we asked about her family background, she explained that the Smiths were "just a country family trying to make it in a complex world." An aspiring actress, Susan had already appeared in Smokey the Bandit II, Vega$ and Quincy. The rest of her resume was equally impressive: karate master, diesel truck broker, gambler. "I'd like to visit Monte Carlo," she said, "so I could lie in the sun during the day, then dress up and go gambling at night."
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Susan first appeared in Playboy in the February 1979 pictorial "The Girls of Las Vegas." She also "wrestled" Andy Kaufman for the "intergender championship of the world" for a February 1982 layout, and did occasional ring announcing in the World Wrestling Federation during the mid 1990s.
At one point during the process of interviewing Susan Smith, we found ourselves waking with her down a Los Angeles street of questionable safety, past a few less-than-reputable characters. We were at peace with the world. Miss September is a karate expert, just this side of a black belt. If someone gave us trouble, he would be in for a big surprise. But we hoped that wouldn't happen. We didn't want anything to interrupt the story Susan was telling about her first year in the Southwest, where she had moved from Beloit, Wisconsin. It was a colorful yarn involving squashed caterpillars that look like jalapeño peppers, grapefruits stolen from a local orchard, vicious guard horses, snake bites, scorpions, Mercurochrome on naked bodies...you had to be there. Susan attacked the story the way she does everything - with enthusiasm and skill. The way she performs karate, plays Foosball or tackles her Playmate assignment. "The point is challenge," she explains. "You've always got to improve - your mind, your body." We applaud the results.
Susan was living in Las Vegas when she tested for Playmate, working as a casino's baccarat coordinator. When we asked about her family background, she explained that the Smiths were "just a country family trying to make it in a complex world." An aspiring actress, Susan had already appeared in Smokey the Bandit II, Vega$ and Quincy. The rest of her resume was equally impressive: karate master, diesel truck broker, gambler. "I'd like to visit Monte Carlo," she said, "so I could lie in the sun during the day, then dress up and go gambling at night."
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