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Jack Jevne (1892–1972)

Writer | Director | Actor
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in Provo, Utah, USA

Died:

(age 80) in Los Angeles County, California, USA
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1956 Autumn Leaves (front for Jean Rouverol and Hugo Butler)
 
1955 School for Tramps (story / as John Jevne)
 
1947 The Fabulous Joe
 
1947 The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival (screenplay / segment "Fabulous Joe")
 
1945 Wonder Man (adaptation)
 
1943 Wintertime (writer)
 
1943 Air Raid Wardens (original screenplay)
 
1941 Barnacle Bill (story)
 
1940 Wyoming (original story / screen play)
 
1939 The Housekeeper's Daughter (screenplay - uncredited)
 
1939 Captain Fury (original story and screenplay)
 
1938 Topper Takes a Trip (screen play)
 
1938 There Goes My Heart (screen play)
 
1938 Hide and Shriek (short) (story department)
 
1938 The Awful Tooth (short) (story department)
 
1938 Feed 'em and Weep (short) (story department)
 
1938 Came the Brawn (short) (story department)
 
1938 Three Men in a Tub (short) (story department)
 
1938 Bear Facts (short) (story department)
 
1938 Merrily We Live (screen play)
 
1938 Canned Fishing (short) (story department)
 
1937 Our Gang Follies of 1938 (short) (story department)
 
1937/I Mail and Female (short) (story department)
 
1937 The Pigskin Palooka (short) (story department)
 
1937 Framing Youth (short) (story department)
 
1937 Fishy Tales (short) (story department)
 
1937 Night 'n' Gales (short) (story department)
 
1937 Topper (screen play)
 
1937 Roamin' Holiday (short) (story department)
 
1937 Three Smart Boys (short) (story department)
 
1937 Rushin' Ballet (short) (story department)
 
1937 Way Out West (story)
 
1937 Hearts Are Thumps (short) (story department)
 
1937 Glove Taps (short) (story department)
 
1937 Reunion in Rhythm (short) (story department)
 
1936 Spooky Hooky (short) (story department)
 
1936 Our Relations (adaptation)
 
1936 Pay As You Exit (short) (story department)
 
1936 Mister Cinderella (story)
 
1936 Two Too Young (short) (story department)
 
1936 Kelly the Second (adaptation)
 
1936 Bored of Education (short) (story department)
 
1936 Arbor Day (short) (story department)
 
1936 Second Childhood (short) (story department)
 
1936 Divot Diggers (short) (story department)
 
1936 The Pinch Singer (short) (story department)
 
1935 Thunderbolt (screenplay / as Jack T.O. Gevne / story / as Jack T.O. Gevne)
 
1935 Trails End
 
1935 The Ghost Rider (as Jack West)
 
1935 The Cowboy and the Bandit (story and continuity)
 
1935 The Tin Man (short) (original screenplay)
 
1934 Palooka (screen play)
 
1933 Easy Millions (writer)
 
1933 I Cover the Waterfront (additional dialogue)
 
1931 Honeymoon Lane
 
1931 The Dog Doctor (short)
 
1931 The Bride's Mistake (short)
 
1931 The College Vamp (short) (story and scenario)
 
1931 One Yard to Go (short) (story and scenario)
 
1931 Dance Hall Marge (short)
 
1931 No, No, Lady (short)
 
1930 A Hollywood Theme Song (short) (story and scenario)
 
1930 Racket Cheers (short)
 
1930 Don't Bite Your Dentist (short)
 
1930 Divorced Sweethearts (short)
 
1930 Take Your Medicine (short)
 
1930 Grandma's Girl (short)
 
1930 The Bluffer (short)
 
1930 Average Husband (short)
 
1930 Hello, Television (short)
 
1927 Quarantined Rivals (continuity)
 
1927 McFadden's Flats (adaptation)
 
1926 The Clinging Vine (adaptation)
 
1926 Eve's Leaves (adaptation)
 
1925 Hotsy-Totsy (short) (scenario)
 
1925 The Soapsuds Lady (short) (story)
 
1924 Short Change (short) (scenario)
 
1924 Court Plaster (short) (scenario)
 
1921 Short and Snappy (short) (scenario)
 
1921 Ouija Did It! (short) (story)
 
1920 Tea for Two (short) (story)
 
1920 Striking Models (short) (story)
 
1920 Hip Hip Hypnotism (short) (scenario)
 
1920 Why Cooks Go Cuckoo (short) (scenario)
 
1920 The Jay Bird (short) (scenario)
 
1919 The Trail of the Holdup Man (short) (screenplay / story)
 
1919 The Fighting Line (short) (scenario)
 
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1935 Top Flat (short)
 
1935 The Ghost Rider (as Jack Levine)
 
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1921 Short and Snappy (short)
 

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Personal Details

Alternate Names:

Jack T.O. Gevne | John Jevne | Jack Levine | Jack West | John E. West | Johnny West

Height:

5' 10½" (1.79 m)
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Star Sign:

Aquarius