Constance Worth
Biography
Constance Worth was a promising Australian actress who rose to stardom in the late 1930s, starring in films like The Squatter's Daughter and China Passage. After signing with RKO Pictures, she appeared in leading roles, including Blonde in Dillinger (1945), before settling into a mix of B films and stage performances. Her career stalled despite repeated suggestions of major studio contracts, ultimately ending with her 1949 Western Renegades role.