An engaging light comedian whose showbiz roots extended to vaudeville, Jack Haley was not the first choice... (Learn more)
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Jack Haley’s Milestones
| Appeared in the Broadway musicals "Good News" and "Gay Paree" | |
| Retired in the 1950s; began second career in real estate | |
| Returned to the stage to appear in "Free for All" | |
| Signed by 20th Century Fox | |
| Toured as a song and dance man in vaudeville | |
| 1927 | Film debut as a radio announcer in "Broadway Madness" |
| 1930 | Appeared in "Follow Thru" |
| 1933 | Returned to films in "Sitty Pretty" |
| 1936 | Co-starred with Shirley Temple in "The Poor Little Rich Girl" |
| 1936 | First teaming with Judy Garland, "Pigskin Parade" |
| 1937 | Teamed with Alice Faye in "Wake Up" |
| 1938 | Appeared opposite Faye in "Alexander's Ragtime Band" |
| 1938 | Reteamed with Temple in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" |
| 1939 | Loaned to MGM to replace Buddy Ebsen as the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz" |
| 1949 | Final feature for nearly twenty years "Make Mine Laughs" |
| 1950 | Hosted "Ford Star Revue" (NBC) |
| 1970 | Made one-shot return to features in "Norwood", directed by Jack Haley Jr |
| 1972 | Appeared in the ABC TV-movie "Rolling Man" |
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