Mark Lasky [SEP] place of death
Mark Lasky
Mark Lasky (1954 – July 31, 1983 in New York City) was an American cartoonist known for having succeeded Ernie Bushmiller on "Nancy".
Lasky first worked on "Nancy" as Bushmiller's editor, and was named the strip's new writer and artist after Bushmiller's death in 1982. He had previously worked on other comic strips, including Mell Lazarus's "Miss Peach" and "Momma". After less than a year, however, Lasky died of cancer; there was no
nearly 300 movies, most of them early silent films produced at Universal before 1913 or one-reel animated shorts. However, he is credited as a producer on Erich von Stroheim's "The Wedding March" (1928), along with Jesse Lasky and Adolph Zukor. (The latter was a former partner of Mitchell Mark who, like Powers, was from Buffalo, New York.)
Death.
The "New York Times" obituary of 1 August 1948 notes that Powers, at the time of his death