Spoiler : Born in Cincinnati, Ohio 2/18/1893 (some sources say 1899); died in October of 1969 at Oxnard, California. Moved to New York City as a child with his family where he studied the cornet, then played with the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. Radio debut in 1920 on WHB-Kansas City.

Spoiler : Professor August Kaltenmeyer on Kaltenmeyer's Kingdergarten for WMAQ-Chicago, and NBC-Radio (1932-1940).

Spoiler : Kane, Byron (birth name was Byron Kaplan) Born 5/9/1923 in Los Angeles, California. Died 4/10/1984 from complications of a heart attack he suffered two weeks prior to his death in Los Angeles, California. Screen debut playing a reporter in The Lady from Shanghai (1947). Last movie was playing the funeral home owner in S.O.B. (1981).

Spoiler : Kane appeared on just about every popular radio and television program from the early 1940's until his death. Regular performer on radio programs including Plays For Americans for NBC (1942); Favorite Story for KFI-Los Angeles and in syndication (1946-1949); Escape for CBS (1947-1954); The NBC University Theater (1948-1951); Gunsmoke for CBS (1952-1961); Broadway Is My Beat for CBS (1949-1954); On Stage for CBS (1953-1954); The Sears Radio Theater for CBS (1979-1980); The Mutual Radio Theater (1980-1981). Commissioner Phelps on O'Hara for CBS-Radio (1951).

Spoiler : Associate Producer for Peter Gunn on the NBC and ABC Television Networks (1958-1961). Voice of Frank Hardy on the ABC-TV cartoon series, The Hardy Boys (1969-1971).