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	Constance J. ''(Connie)'' is the daughter of George M. Lilienthal Jnr. and Ruby Squire. She was named after her grandmother Jessie Constance Moorehead. She grew up at Elm Street farm in Ohio, near Duncan Falls, nearby Philo and Zanesville.		Constance J. ''(Connie)'' is the daughter of George M. Lilienthal Jnr. and Ruby Squire. She was named after her grandmother Jessie Constance Moorehead. She grew up at Elm Street farm in Ohio, near Duncan Falls, nearby Philo and Zanesville.

	She graduated of Lash High School in 1942 and attended at New York Academy of Dramatic Art. She studied voice with Polanski of New York and later with Ruth Streeter of Boston. In 1945 she was subject of an oil portrait by ~~Fred~~ Wallace of Boston and started her career as an actress in the Cambridge Summer Theatre resident company. Under the stage name of "Constance Moorehead" she acted in several plays in the Boston area in the following years.		She graduated of Lash High School in 1942 and attended at New York Academy of Dramatic Art. She studied voice with Polanski of New York and later with Ruth Streeter of Boston. In 1945 she was subject of an oil portrait by Frederick A. Wallace of Boston and started her career as an actress in the Cambridge Summer Theatre resident company. Under the stage name of "Constance Moorehead" she acted in several plays in the Boston area in the following years.

	She and Lee Falk married on August 3, 1946, in the Falk summer home in 20 Berkley street (Cambridge) and rev. Leonard Clough officiated. She wore a white satin gown made princess style with a low scalloped neckline, a short train and long sleeves which terminated in points over the hands. She wore a tulle crown with an elbow lenght illusion veil and carried a bouquet og white srchids, stephanotis, orange blossom and sweet peas. Her attendant was Miss Dana Linn of Zanesville, Alan Cranston of Washington D.C. was best man. In addition Miss Jane M. Squire, Mrs Cranston, Mr and Mrs Lilienthal, Berth Lahn and Roger Pryor witnessed the cermony. After the reception the couple left by plane for a weeks honeymoon.		She and Lee Falk married on August 3, 1946, in the Falk summer home in 20 Berkley street (Cambridge) and rev. Leonard Clough officiated. She wore a white satin gown made princess style with a low scalloped neckline, a short train and long sleeves which terminated in points over the hands. She wore a tulle crown with an elbow lenght illusion veil and carried a bouquet og white srchids, stephanotis, orange blossom and sweet peas. Her attendant was Miss Dana Linn of Zanesville, Alan Cranston of Washington D.C. was best man. In addition Miss Jane M. Squire, Mrs Cranston, Mr and Mrs Lilienthal, Berth Lahn and Roger Pryor witnessed the cermony. After the reception the couple left by plane for a weeks honeymoon.

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 She and Lee Falk married on August 3, 1946, in the Falk summer home in 20 Berkley street (Cambridge) and rev. Leonard Clough officiated. She wore a white satin gown made princess style with a low scalloped neckline, a short train and long sleeves which terminated in points over the hands. She wore a tulle crown with an elbow lenght illusion veil and carried a bouquet og white srchids, stephanotis, orange blossom and sweet peas. Her attendant was Miss Dana Linn of Zanesville, Alan Cranston of Washington D.C. was best man. In addition Miss Jane M. Squire, Mrs Cranston, Mr and Mrs Lilienthal, Berth Lahn and Roger Pryor witnessed the cermony. After the reception the couple left by plane for a weeks honeymoon.
-Their first child, [[Diane Falk|Diane]], was born in 1947 and their son [[Conley Falk|Conley]] was born in 1951. In 1953 she also completed a radio show for Marlene Dietrich's "Time for Love" program and a film with Ralph Bellamy for television's "Man Against Crime" series.  Lee Falk and Constance were divorced in 1954 and Constance later remarried with James G Hilton.
+Their first child, [[Diane Falk|Diane]], was born in 1947 and their son [[Conley Falk|Conley]] was born in 1951.
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	\| 1947 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The Devil Road" \|\| as Connie Dove		\| 1947 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The Devil Road" \|\| as Connie Dove
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	\| 1949 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.		\| 1949 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire is the aunt to Constance.
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	\| 1950 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1950 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.

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	\| 1946 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "Queen Asta of Trondelay" \|\| as Connie Moore		\| 1946 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "Queen Asta of Trondelay" \|\| as Connie Moore
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	\| 1947 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1947 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	!Year !!Daily/Sunday !!Title !! Comments		!Year !!Daily/Sunday !!Title !! Comments
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			\| 1946 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "Queen Asta of Trondelay" \|\| as Connie Moore

	\| 1947 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1947 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	\| 1947 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The Devil Road" \|\| as Connie Dove		\| 1947 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The Devil Road" \|\| as Connie Dove
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	\| 1949 ~~\|\| Daily~~ \|\| Mandrake the Magician: "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.		\| 1949 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.
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	\| 1950 ~~\|\| Daily~~ \|\| Mandrake the Magician: "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1950 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	\| 1950 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The White Monkey" \|\| name of the ship, Connie M		\| 1950 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The White Monkey" \|\| name of the ship, Connie M
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	\| 1952 ~~\|\| Daily~~ \|\| Mandrake the Magician: "[[The Mysterious Phone Booth]]" \|\| as Connie, friend of [[Narda]].		\| 1952 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: Daily \|\| "[[The Mysterious Phone Booth]]" \|\| as Connie, friend of [[Narda]].
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	\| 1956 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Sunday stories\|Sunday]] \|\| "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]" \|\| as Constanze of Elm		\| 1956 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Sunday stories\|Sunday]] \|\| "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]" \|\| as Constanze of Elm

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Constance ~~have~~ been used as name for characters in Mandrake strips:		Constance has been used as name for characters in both The Phantom and Mandrake the Magician strips:
	{\| {{table}}		{\| {{table}}
	!Year !!Daily/Sunday !!Title !! Comments		!Year !!Daily/Sunday !!Title !! Comments
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	\| 1947 \|\| [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1947 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	\| ~~1949~~ \|\| Daily \|\| "~~[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]~~" \|\| ~~Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.~~		\| 1947 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The Devil Road" \|\| as Connie Dove
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	\| ~~1950~~ \|\| Daily \|\| "[[~~The Dark One~~]]" \|\| ~~as Connie,~~ [[~~Segrid\|King Segrid~~'s~~]] wife~~.		\| 1949 \|\| Daily \|\| Mandrake the Magician: "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.
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	\| ~~1952~~ \|\| Daily \|\| "[[The ~~Mysterious Phone Booth~~]]" \|\| as Connie, ~~friend of~~ [[~~Narda~~]].		\| 1950 \|\| Daily \|\| Mandrake the Magician: "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	\| 1956 \|\| [[Sunday stories\|Sunday]] \|\| "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]" \|\| as Constanze of Elm		\| 1950 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The White Monkey" \|\| name of the ship, Connie M
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			\| 1952 \|\| Daily \|\| Mandrake the Magician: "[[The Mysterious Phone Booth]]" \|\| as Connie, friend of [[Narda]].
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			\| 1956 \|\| Mandrake the Magician: [[Sunday stories\|Sunday]] \|\| "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]" \|\| as Constanze of Elm
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			\| 1958 \|\| The Phantom: Daily \|\| "The Two Signs" \|\| as Connie Carlyle, née Abbot
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	\|}		\|}

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Constance J. ('''Connie''') is the daughter of George M. Lilienthal Jnr. and Ruby Squire. She was named after her grandmother Jessie Constance Moorehead. She grew up at Elm Street farm in Ohio, near Duncan Falls, nearby Philo and Zanesville.		Constance J. ''(Connie)'' is the daughter of George M. Lilienthal Jnr. and Ruby Squire. She was named after her grandmother Jessie Constance Moorehead. She grew up at Elm Street farm in Ohio, near Duncan Falls, nearby Philo and Zanesville.

	She graduated of Lash High School in 1942 and attended at New York Academy of Dramatic Art. She studied voice with Polanski of New York and later with Ruth Streeter of Boston. In 1945 she was subject of an oil portrait by Fred Wallace of Boston and started her career as an actress in the Cambridge Summer Theatre resident company. ~~Connie~~ acted in several plays in the Boston area in the following years~~, under the stage name of "Constance Moorehead"~~.		She graduated of Lash High School in 1942 and attended at New York Academy of Dramatic Art. She studied voice with Polanski of New York and later with Ruth Streeter of Boston. In 1945 she was subject of an oil portrait by Fred Wallace of Boston and started her career as an actress in the Cambridge Summer Theatre resident company. Under the stage name of "Constance Moorehead" she acted in several plays in the Boston area in the following years.

	~~In Boston she met~~ Lee Falk ~~and they~~ married August 3, 1946. Their first child, [[Diane Falk\|Diane]], was born in 1947 and their son [[Conley Falk\|Conley]] was born in 1951. In 1953 she also completed a radio show for Marlene Dietrich's "Time for Love" program and a film with Ralph Bellamy for television's "Man Against Crime" series. Lee Falk and Constance were divorced in 1954 and Constance later remarried with James G Hilton.		She and Lee Falk married on August 3, 1946, in the Falk summer home in 20 Berkley street (Cambridge) and rev. Leonard Clough officiated. She wore a white satin gown made princess style with a low scalloped neckline, a short train and long sleeves which terminated in points over the hands. She wore a tulle crown with an elbow lenght illusion veil and carried a bouquet og white srchids, stephanotis, orange blossom and sweet peas. Her attendant was Miss Dana Linn of Zanesville, Alan Cranston of Washington D.C. was best man. In addition Miss Jane M. Squire, Mrs Cranston, Mr and Mrs Lilienthal, Berth Lahn and Roger Pryor witnessed the cermony. After the reception the couple left by plane for a weeks honeymoon.

			Their first child, [[Diane Falk\|Diane]], was born in 1947 and their son [[Conley Falk\|Conley]] was born in 1951. In 1953 she also completed a radio show for Marlene Dietrich's "Time for Love" program and a film with Ralph Bellamy for television's "Man Against Crime" series. Lee Falk and Constance were divorced in 1954 and Constance later remarried with James G Hilton.

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	!Year !!Daily/Sunday !!Title !! Comments		!Year !!Daily/Sunday !!Title !! Comments
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	\|1947 \|\| [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1947 \|\| [[Daily stories\|Daily]] \|\| "[[HRH Cuddles]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	\|1949 \|\| Daily \|\| "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.		\| 1949 \|\| Daily \|\| "[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]" \|\| Janet is [[Narda]]'s aunt, Janet Squire it the aunt to Constance.
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	\|1950 \|\| Daily \|\| "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.		\| 1950 \|\| Daily \|\| "[[The Dark One]]" \|\| as Connie, [[Segrid\|King Segrid's]] wife.
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	\|1952 \|\| Daily \|\| "[[The Mysterious Phone Booth]]" \|\| as Connie, friend of [[Narda]].		\| 1952 \|\| Daily \|\| "[[The Mysterious Phone Booth]]" \|\| as Connie, friend of [[Narda]].
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	\|1956 \|\| [[Sunday stories\|Sunday]] \|\| "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]" \|\| as Constanze of Elm		\| 1956 \|\| [[Sunday stories\|Sunday]] \|\| "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]" \|\| as Constanze of Elm
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	\|}		\|}

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	==See also==		==See also==
	[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Theatre Years]]		*[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Theatre Years]]
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8_qiGjlIeg YouTube: '''"Man Against Crime''' - ''The Cube Root of Evil''"]

	[[Category:Writers\|Falk, Constance]]		[[Category:Writers\|Falk, Constance]]
	[[Category: Cameos, parodies and imitations\|People]]		[[Category: Cameos, parodies and imitations\|People]]

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	In 1950 she started playing in various TV shows such as:		In 1950 she started playing in various TV shows such as:
	*'''Sure As Fate''' ''(TV Series 1950–1951)''		*'''Sure As Fate''' ''(TV Series 1950–1951)''
	**S1.E11 "The Dancing Doll" ''(November 28, 1950)''		**S1.E11 "The Dancing Doll" ''(November 28, 1950)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television programming''. Vol 2 No 8, Nov 26-Dec 2, 1950, p 5</ref>
	*'''Inside Detective''' ''(TV series 1950-1954)''		*'''Inside Detective''' ''(TV series 1950-1954)''
	**S3.E42 "Murder on the Doorstep" ''(June 15. 1952)''		**S3.E42 "Murder on the Doorstep" ''(June 15. 1952)''<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10434094/?ref_=nm_knf_eps_tt_1 IMBd]</ref>
	**S4.E28 "The Fatal Sign" ''(March 15, 1953)''		**S4.E28 "The Fatal Sign" ''(March 15, 1953)''<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10444968/?ref_=nm_knf_eps_tt_1 IMBd]</ref>
	**S4.E45 "Breakout" ''(July 12, 1953)''		**S4.E45 "The Breakout" ''(July 12, 1953)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 5 No 28, Jul 12-18, 1954, p 7</ref> <ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10656548/?ref_=nm_knf_eps_tt_2 IMBd]</ref>
	**S5.E17 "Weapon of Murder" ''(December 27, 1953)''		**S5.E17 "Weapon of Murder" ''(December 27, 1953)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 5 No 52, Dec 28-Jan 4, 1953-54, p 7</ref> <ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10421986/?ref_=nm_knf_eps_tt_1 IMBd]</ref>
	**S5.E39 "A Ticket to Murder" ''(June 6, 1954)''		**S5.E39 "A Ticket to Murder" ''(June 6, 1954)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 6 No 23, Jun 7-13, 1954, p A</ref>
	*'''Studio One''' ''(TV series 1948-1958)''		*'''Studio One''' ''(TV series 1948-1958)''
	**S5.E15 "Black Rain" ''(January 5, 1953)''		**S5.E15 "Black Rain" ''(January 5, 1953)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 5 No 1, Jan 4-10, 1953, p 8</ref>
	*'''Martin Kane, Private Eye''' ''(TV Series 1949-1954)''		*'''Martin Kane, Private Eye''' ''(TV Series 1949-1954)''
	**S5.E14 "??" ''(December 17, 1953)''		**S5.E14 "??" ''(December 17, 1953)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 5 No 50, Dec 14-20, 1953, p 8</ref>
	*'''Man Against Crime''' ''(TV series 1949-1954)''		*'''Man Against Crime''' ''(TV series 1949-1954)''
	**S5.E08 "The Cube Root of Evil" ''(November 29, 1953)''		**S5.E08 "The Cube Root of Evil" ''(November 29, 1953)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 5 No 47, Nov 23-29, 1954, p 10</ref>
	**S5.E13 "Don't Feed the Animals" ''(January 3, 1954)''		**S5.E13 "Don't Feed the Animals" ''(January 3, 1954)''<ref>Ross, Wallace A., ''Ross reports on television''. Vol 6 No 1, Jan 4-10, 1954, p B</ref>

	In 1953 she also completed a radio show for Marlene Dietrich's "Time for Love" program.		In 1953 she also completed a radio show for Marlene Dietrich's "Time for Love" program.