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George Jeske (1891–1951)

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One of the original Keystone Kops who became a stunt double for leading comics. He later embarked on a directing career, working for Mack Sennett and Billy Franey (Reelcraft), as well as helming several Stan Laurel shorts for Hal Roach. Briefly at RKO in the 30's, then left films to manage the Aladdin Theatre in Indio, California.

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Filmography

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1946 Wall Street Blues (short) (story)
 
1945 Double Honeymoon (short) (screenplay)
 
1944 Triple Trouble (short) (screenplay)
 
1944 Moon Over Las Vegas (original story / screenplay)
 
1942 Criminal Investigator (story and screenplay)
 
1942 Dear! Deer! (short) (screenplay / story)
 
1942 Mail Trouble (short)
 
1941 Who's a Dummy? (short)
 
1941 Westward Ho-Hum (short) (story)
 
1941 An Apple in His Eye (short) (screenplay)
 
1941 A Polo Phony (short) (original screenplay)
 
1941 It Happened All Night (short) (story)
 
1941 When Wifie's Away (short)
 
1941 Mad About Moonshine (short) (story)
 
1941 The Fired Man (short)
 
1940 Tattle Television (short)
 
1940 Trailer Tragedy (short) (story)
 
1940 He Asked for It (short) (original screenplay)
 
1940 Sunk by the Census (short) (story)
 
1940 Bested by a Beard (short)
 
1940 Corralling a Schoolmarm (short)
 
1939 Chicken Feed (short) (screenplay / story)
 
1939 Blamed for a Blonde (short) (original screenplay)
 
1939 Act Your Age (short) (writer)
 
1939 The Day the Bookies Wept (screenplay)
 
1939 Feathered Pests (short) (writer)
 
1939 Sagebrush Serenade (short) (writer)
 
1939 Baby Daze (short) (story)
 
1939 Sales Slips (short) (original screenplay)
 
1939 Clock Wise (short) (story)
 
1939 Maid to Order (short) (writer)
 
1939 Dog-Gone (short) (original screenplay)
 
1938 Major Difficulties (short) (writer)
 
1938 Beaux and Errors (short) (story)
 
1938 Hunting Trouble (short) (writer)
 
1938 A Buckaroo Broadcast (short) (writer)
 
1938 The Dummy Owner (short) (writer)
 
1937 Should Wives Work? (short)
 
1937 The Life of the Party (contributor to dialogue - uncredited)
 
1937 Dumb's the Word (short) (story)
 
1937 Locks and Bonds (short)
 
1935 Rip Roaring Riley (additional dialogue)
 
1935 Skybound (story)
 
1933 Torchy's Loud Spooker (short) (writer)
 
1933 Torchy Turns Turtle (short) (writer)
 
1932 Torchy Rolls His Own (short)
 
1932 Torchy's Busy Day (short)
 
1932 Torchy's Two Toots (short) (story)
 
1932 Torchy Raises the Auntie (short)
 
1932 The Midnight Patrol (screenplay)
 
1932 Torchy's Night Cap (short)
 
1932 Torchy Turns the Trick (short)
 
1931 Pete and Repeat (short) (story)
 
1927 Cured in the Excitement (short)
 
1927 Smith's Fishing Trip (short)
 
1927 Smith's Kindergarten (short) (story)
 
1927 Broke in China (short)
 
1927 A Dozen Socks (short) (story)
 
1927 A Hollywood Hero (short)
 
1926 A Blonde's Revenge (short)
 
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1933 The Flaming Signal (co-director)
 
1926 The Old War-Horse (short)
 
1926 Defective Detectives (short)
 
1926 Alibi's Forty Thieves (short)
 
1926 Married Bachelors (short)
 
1925 Cured Hams (short)
 
1925 Roomers Afloat (short)
 
1925 Riders of the Kitchen Range (short)
 
1925 Believe Me (short)
 
1924 Hot Heels (short)
 
1924 Short Kilts (short)
 
1924 Wide Open Spaces (short)
 
1924 Postage Due (short)
 
1924 Smithy (short)
 
1924 The Big Idea (short)
 
1923 It's a Joy! (short)
 
1923 Fully Insured (short)
 
1923 Join the Circus (short)
 
1923 Save the Ship (short)
 
1923 A Man About Town (short)
 
1923 The Walkout (short)
 
1923 Oranges and Lemons (short)
 
1923 Collars and Cuffs (short)
 
1923 Pick and Shovel (short)
 
1923 Under Two Jags (short)
 
1923 White Wings (short)
 
1923 The Noon Whistle (short)
 
1923 Good Riddance (short)
 
1923 The Smile Wins (short)
 
1923 Get Your Man (short)
 
1923 Bowled Over (short)
 
1923 For Safe Keeping (short)
 
1923 Tight Shoes (short)
 
1923 Once Over (short)
 
1923 Don't Say Die (short)
 
1923 Mr. Hyppo (short)
 
1923 Paste and Paper (short)
 
1922 The White Blacksmith (short)
 
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1927 The Heart of the Yukon
Bartender
 
1918 The Battle Royal (short)
 
1918 Saucy Madeline (short)
The Villain in the Play
 
1918 It Pays to Exercise (short)
 
1917 Half and Half (short)
Drunk
 
1917 His Unconscious Conscience (short)
 
1916 Bombs! (short)
 
1915 The Butler's Busted Romance (short)
Jiggs (uncredited)
 
1914 His Favorite Pastime (short)
Servant (uncredited)
 
1914 Tango Tangles (short)
Cornet Player/Guest with Bow Tie (uncredited)
 
1914 A Film Johnnie (short)
Prop Boy in White Shirt (uncredited)
 
1914 A Thief Catcher (short)
Cop (uncredited)
 
1914 In the Clutches of the Gang (short)
Cop (uncredited)
 
1914 A Flirt's Mistake (short)
Shaven Cop (uncredited)
 
1913 Zuzu, the Band Leader (short)
2nd Clarinetist
 
1913 Fatty's Flirtation (short)
Cop (uncredited)
 
1913 The Gusher (short)
Money Lender (uncredited)
 
1913 Fatty Joins the Force (short)
Arresting Cop (uncredited)
 
1913 A Muddy Romance (short)
Land Policeman (uncredited)
 
1913 The Janitor (short)
Cop (uncredited)
 
1913 Two Old Tars (short)
The Cop
 
1913 Mother's Boy (short)
Cop (uncredited)
 
1913 A Chip Off the Old Block (short)
Cop (uncredited)
 
1913 The Gangsters (short) (unconfirmed - uncredited)
 
1912 Hoffmeyer's Legacy (short)
Keystone Kop (uncredited)
 
1936 I'll Name the Murderer (assistant director)
 
1936 The Reckless Way (assistant director)
 
1935 Suicide Squad (assistant director)
 
1935 Rip Roaring Riley (assistant director)
 
1935 Kentucky Blue Streak (assistant director)
 
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1936 The Reckless Way (production manager)
 
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One of the original Keystone Kops who became a stunt double for leading comics. He later embarked on a directing career, working for Mack Sennett and Billy Franey (Reelcraft), as well as helming several Stan Laurel shorts for Hal Roach. Briefly at RKO in the 30's, then left films to manage the Aladdin Theatre in Indio, California. See more »

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