Spoiler : Falkenburg, Jinx (birth name was Eugenia Lincoln Falkenberg) Born in Barcelona, Spain 1/21/1919; died 8/27/2003 at the North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, Long Island, New York. Falkenburg was a resident of Mill Neck, New York at the time of her death. Married to actor Tex McCrary (1945-2003 his death). Falkenburg and McCrary had been separated since the 1980s, but never devorced. Falkenburg's family moved to Los Angeles when she was in her teens, where she attended public schools. She left Hollywood High School in 1935 to pursue an acting and modeling career. Soon, since she was fluent in Spanish language, she was making movies that were distributed in Latin America. She appeared on a magazine cover in 1937, which made her a popular model, was later regarded as one of the most beautiful women in America. Screen debut in El Cantante de Napoles (1935). Last movie was playing Janie Clark in Talk About a Lady (1946).

Spoiler : Host of At Home, which was retitled to The Swift Home Service Club on NBC-TV; program is credited with being the first sponsored day-time television show (1947-1948). Host of Preview (living television magazine) on CBS-TV (1949). Co-host of The Tex And Jinx Show (Close-up) on NBC-TV (1957-1958). Panelist on Masquerade Party for CBS-TV (1958).

Spoiler : 1954, Falkenburg was appointed head of the women's division for the Republican Party. In later years, Falkenburg lived quietly on Long Island, serving on the board of the hospital she and her husband McCrary help found, which is the one that they both died at.

Spoiler : Born 10/8/1917. Died 3/13/2006 in Woodland Hills, California. Actor in films and on TV beginning in the early 1950s.

Spoiler : Falkenburg and husband Tex McCrary were the hosts of radio programs for stations WEAF; WNBC; WRCA (1946-1959); including programs of Hi! Jinx (1946-1949); Tex And Jinx (1949-1956); Weekend (1953-1955). In 1949 Falkenburg was voted as the best example of a woman that combined her career and motherhood by the Vogue School of Modeling.