1. Rick Vallin's mother, known as Nadja Yatsenko, was a ballerina in Tsarist Russia; in the States, she was billed as a Gypsy dancer.

1. Rick Vallin's mother, known as Nadja Yatsenko, was a ballerina in Tsarist Russia; in the States, she was billed as a Gypsy dancer.
In 1940, Rick Vallin acted on stage with the Hollytown Theater.
Rick Vallin started his Hollywood career with an uncredited part in the film Freshman Year and played minor roles in feature films at various studios.
Rick Vallin's fortunes improved in 1943 when he was hired as the villain in the East Side Kids comedy Clancy Street Boys.
Rick Vallin worked steadily in many of Katzman's features and serials, playing a variety of character roles: streetwise reporters, sinister villains, heroic internationals, and savage natives.
Rick Vallin's voice was heard as the narrator of coming-attractions trailers.
Rick Vallin was cast on The Adventures of Superman, as well in both The Gene Autry Show and The Roy Rogers Show.
Rick Vallin's last appearance was a guest role on Daniel Boone in 1966.
Rick Vallin died in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 57.
Rick Vallin is interred at Eden Memorial Park in Mission Hills, California.