Clyde Randall Boone, known as Randy Boone (born January 17, 1942), is a former actor who co-starred in two of the three 90-minute westerns telecast during the 1960s on the national television networks, NBC\s The Virginian and CBS\s Cimarron Strip.[1] He also guest starred three times on the third 90-minute western, Wagon Train, at the time on ABC. At twenty, Boone co-starred in his first acting role as Vern Hodges in the 1962–1963 NBC comedy/drama It\s a Man\s World, based on the activities of four young men living on a houseboat on the Ohio River.[2] A cousin of singer-actor Pat Boone (born 1934) and a nephew of actor Richard Boone (1917–1981), star of the former CBS series Have Gun, Will Travel western,[3] the three claim ancestry to the American frontiersman Daniel Boone, a native of Reading, Pennsylvania.[4] Randy Boone, however, did not appear in Fess Parker\s long-running
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