Jack Perrin Double Feature: Loser's End (1934) / Texas Jack (1935) (MOD) (DVD Movie) Jason Sudeikis This strictly platonic friendship is

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James Cagney and Pat O'Brien hit the deck as well as each other in this rousing Oscar nominee for Best Picture (1934)

Jack Perrin Double Feature: Loser's End (1934) / Texas Jack (1935) (MOD) (DVD Movie) Jason Sudeikis This strictly platonic friendship isSaturday matinee idol Jack Perrin first began his movie career in 1917. Following World War I submarine duty, he returned to the screen and achieved star status in Universal's 1919 serial Lion Man. By the late 1930s, the actor turned to character parts, including the prison guard who escorts James Cagney to the electric chair in Angels with Dirty Faces. In the 1956 epic Around the World in 80 Days, he is shown riding alongside Col. Tim McCoy in the