Spoiler : Lon Clark (January 12, 1912 – October 2, 1998)[1] was a New York City actor of stage and radio. He began as a musician and actor in traveling tent shows, followed by a season with the Cincinnati Summer Opera. After participating in radio drama in Cincinnati, he arrived in New York during the 1940s, and his rich baritone voice quickly led to network radio roles. He had the title role in Nick Carter, Master Detective on the Mutual Broadcasting System from 1943 to 1955.Clark also played the district attorney in Front Page Farrell. Clark was also a familiar voice on such programs as the weekday serial Mommie and the Men, the frontier serial adventure Wilderness Road, the World War II dramas Words at War (1943–45) and Soldiers of the Press (1942–45), the quiz show Quick as a Flash, the soap opera Bright Horizon, the science fiction series 2000 Plus and Exploring Tomorrow, Lights Out, The Mysterious Traveler, The Kate Smith Hour, The March of Time, The Adventures of the Thin Man and Norman Corwin Presents. He appeared in 4 episodes of Radio Mystery Theater

Spoiler : Born in Frost, Minnesota 1/12/1911; died 10/2/1998 at the Manhattan, New York St. Clare's Hospital. Married to Michelle Trudeau (?-1998 his death). Clark studied music at the McPhail School of Music in Minneapolis. He worked as an actor with traveling tent shows, a musician and he spent a season singing with the Cincinnati Summer Opera, while working in radio at WLW- Cincinnati, before moving to New York in 1941.

Spoiler : Sam Weston on The Wilderness Road for CBS-Radio (1936-1937). Keith Richards on the CBS-Radio soap, Bright Horizon (1941-45). Nick Carter on Nick Carter, Master Detective for Mutual-Radio (1943-1955). Continuing role on the CBS-Radio soap, Mommie And The Men (1945-1946). David Markham on the NBC-Radio soap, Backstage Wife (1946). Writer-producer-host of the Comic Weekly Man radio program that dramatized Hearst Newspapers Puck The Comic Weekly funnies from 1947 until the early 50's (provided most all of the voices on the program). Regular performer on radio programs including the syndicated program, Soldiers Of The Press (1942-1945); Words At War for NBC (1943-1945); Mysterious Traveler for Mutual (1943-1952); Lights Out for NBC (1945); Two Thousand Plus for Mutual (1950-1952); Exploring Tomorrow for Mutual (1957-1958).