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Tue 25
The Three Stooges: Rusty Romeos — Connie Cezon
The boys unwittingly share a girlfriend in "Rusty Romeos".
Air Time & Details for Connie Cezon, Tue 25, 12:54 am -
Tue 25
Perry Mason: The Case of the Crimson Kiss — Connie Cezon
A kiss of death---in the form of a garish lipstick print on a dead man's forehead---is Mason's only link to a murderer. Louise: Frances Bavier. Fay: Sue England. Mason: Raymond Burr. Burger: William Talman. Drake: William Hopper. Della: Barbara Hale.
Air Time & Details for Connie Cezon, Tue 25, 9:00 am -
Fri 28
The Three Stooges: Corny Casanovas — Connie Cezon
The boys unwittingly share a girlfriend in "Corny Casanovas".
Air Time & Details for Connie Cezon, Fri 28, 12:00 am -
Mon 31
Perry Mason: The Case of the Negligent Nymph — Connie Cezon
On a fishing trip, Mason pulls a beautiful blonde from the water---and plunges into a murder trial. Sally: Peggie Castle. Adler: David Lewis. Karen: Joan Banks. Dorian: James Griffith. Hess: John Cliff. Burger: William Talman. Della: Barbara Hale.
Air Time & Details for Connie Cezon, Mon 31, 9:00 am
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Biography
About Connie Cezon
Connie Cezon's main claim to fame is as a comic actress, and a romantic and slapstick foil for the Three Stooges; but it was her resemblance to Bette Davis that earned her a place (albeit uncredited) in the feature film Dead Ringer, and a mention in the actress' autobiography. Connie Cezon (whose name was often spelled "Cezan" in credits) is probably best remembered by fans of the Three Stooges for the five screen appearances she made with the trio, beginning with Corny Casanovas in 1952. Cezon proved in her onscreen run-ins with the Stooges that she could give as good as she could get, leading them to comedic ruin with her romantic wiles in the movie.
In Tricky Dicks (1953), the trio's parody of Detective Story, she played a slick pickpocket, and in Hot Stuff (1956), Cezon dished out mayhem to an annoyingly flirtatious Moe Howard; and she was on the receiving end of the slapstick humor for Rusty Romeos (1957), a remake of Corny Casanovas. Born Consuelo Cezon, she trained in musical comedy and melodrama at the Pasadena Playhouse, appeared for four years in blackouts for Ken Murray, and worked in legitimate theater in Hollywood and New York. Her comedic skills brought her to the attention of playwright Moss Hart, who used her in a handful of his productions.
She did variety television with Murray, and also did straight acting roles -- with some understated comedy -- in the recurring role of receptionist Gertie Lade on the classic late-'50s series Perry Mason, starring Raymond Burr. Cezon's feature-film performances have been few in number -- apart from a small role in the Jerry Lewis feature The Errand Boy (1962), her most notable big-screen appearances were as a waitress in Bruno Ve Sota's low-budget film noir The Female Jungle (1956), and serving as Bette Davis' seen-from-the-back double in Dead Ringer (1964). Her resemblance to the star was essential in making the movie -- in which Davis played identical twins -- and so impressed Davis that she later remarked that the director could have used Cezon in place of her in certain shots.