
Actor
Constance Moore
Born January 18, 1920 in Sioux City, Iowa, USA
Died September 16, 200538 films
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Constance Moore (January 18, 1920, Sioux City, Iowa — September 16, 2005 in Los Angeles, California) was a singer and actress. Her most noted work was in wartime musicals such as Show Business and Atlantic City and the classic 1939 movie serial Buck Rogers, in which she played Wilma Deering, the only female character in the serial.
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Filmography
38 films as actor- 1977Buck RogersLt. Wilma Deering
- 1966Destination SaturnWilma Deering
- 1953Planet OutlawsLt. Wilma Deering
- 1947Hit Parade of 1947Ellen Baker
- 1946Earl Carroll SketchbookPamela Thayer
- 1946In Old SacramentoBelle Malone
- 1945MexicanaAlison Calvert
- 1945Earl Carroll VanitiesDrina
- 1945Delightfully DangerousJo Williams / Bubbles Barton
- 1944Atlantic CityMarilyn Whitaker
- 1944Show BusinessConstance Ford
- 1942Take a Letter, DarlingEthel Caldwell
- 1941Buy Me That TownVirginia Paradise
- 1941Las Vegas NightsNorma Jennings
- 1941I Wanted WingsCarolyn Bartlett
- 1940I'm Nobody's Sweetheart NowBetty Gilbert
- 1940Argentine NightsBonnie Brooks
- 1940La Conga NightsHelen Curtiss
- 1940Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me!Connie Curtiss
- 1940FramedPhyllis Sanderson
- 1939Charlie McCarthy, DetectiveSheila Stuart
- 1939Laugh It OffRuth Spencer
- 1939Hawaiian NightsLonnie Lane
- 1939When Tomorrow ComesBride (uncredited)
- 1939Mutiny on the BlackhawkHelen Bailey
- 1939Ex-ChampDoris Courtney
- 1939Buck RogersWilma Deering
- 1939You Can't Cheat an Honest ManVictoria Whipsnade
- 1938Swing That CheerMarian Stuart
- 1938Freshman YearMarian Stuart
- 1938The Missing GuestStephanie Kirkland
- 1938Letter of IntroductionAutograph Seeker (uncredited)
- 1938Prison BreakMaria Shannon
- 1938Wives Under SuspicionElizabeth
- 1938State PoliceHelen Evans
- 1938The Crime of Doctor HalletSusan
- 1938Border WolvesMary Jo Benton
- 1937You're a Sweetheart(uncredited)