Ralph Votrian

Ralph Votrian was an American actor whose work in show business stretched across seven decades, starting in network radio drama when he was eight years old. His early credits included the radio shows Jack Armstrong, Tom Mix and Lux Radio Theatre, along with live television programs such as Playhouse 90, Front Row Center and Lux Video Theatre. He went on to films, among them Imitation General (1958) with Glenn Ford and Until They Sail (1957), in which he appeared with Jean Simmons. Television work followed on Dragnet, Lassie and The Twilight Zone, and he later added voiceover work to his acting. He also acted in Kiss Me with Rita Wilson. Over his long career he worked with a wide range of well known performers. He died in 2017.