Ezra Stone

Ezra Stone was a versatile American actor and director, born in 1917, who had a prolific career spanning multiple mediums, including stage, film, radio, and television. Although he worked extensively as a director, Stone is perhaps best known for his acting role as Henry Aldrich, the lovably mischievous teenager, in the popular radio comedy series The Aldrich Family.

Stone's portrayal of Henry Aldrich remained a highlight of his acting career, as he played the character for most of the show's fourteen-year run. While he did work in film, his directing credits outnumber his acting appearances, demonstrating his multifaceted talent in the entertainment industry. Ezra Stone passed away in 1994, leaving behind a legacy of his work in various forms of media, with his iconic radio role remaining a notable part of his enduring legacy.