Spoiler : Lord, Phillips H. (birth name was Phillips Haynes Lord, aka Seth Parker) Born in Hartford, Connecticut 7/13/1902; died 10/19/1975 in Ellsworth, Maine. Married and divorced to actress Sophia McCormey (?-?). He was educated at Bowdoin College, then became principal of a Connecticut school while writing ficton stories.

Spoiler : Radio debut in 1928 as creator, producer, director, writer, and played Seth Parker on The Sunday Evening Singing School for NBC (1928-1929), which became Sundays At Seth Parkers for NBC (1929-1933); The Cruise Of Seth Parker for NBC (1933-1934); Seth Parker NBC-BLUE (1935-1939).

Spoiler : Host of The Country Doctor on NBC-BLUE (1932-1933). Director for Johnny Presents on NBC-Radio (1934-?). Creator, producer, director and writer for Gangbusters on the NBC, CBS, ABC and Mutual Radio Networks (1935-1957); interviewer and narrator for the series (1935-1938). Creator of We, The People on the NBC and CBS Radio Networks (1936-1951), narrator for the program (1936-1937). Producer and writer of Sky Blazers on CBS-Radio (1939-1940). Producer of By Kathleen Norris on CBS-Radio (1939-41). Co-creator and writer for Mr. District Attorney on the NBC and ABC Radio Networks (1939-1952), in syndication (1952-1953). Creator and producer of Counterspy on the NBC, ABC and Mutual Radio Networks (1942-1955).

Spoiler : We, The People was telecast on the CBS and NBC Television Networks (1948-1952). Creator and writer for The Black Robe on NBC-TV (1949-1950). Narrator and writer for Gangbusters on NBC-TV (1952). Retired in 1953.