Jackie Condon

This filmography was made in collaboration with Matthew Lydick.

full name: John Michael Condon
nickname: Jackie
born Mar. 24, 1918, in Los Angeles, CA
died Oct. 13, 1977, in Inglewood, CA, of colon cancer

Special note: As explained on Lord Heath's excellent website, the usual date given for Jackie's birth is Mar. 25, 1918, but his death records both in California and with the Social Security Administration, as well as his military records, place it one day earlier.

1919

1919: Jackie reportedly started his film career at the age of 21 days, but I've yet to find any reference to an actual title. His earliest known credit was during this year, sometime after his first birthday.
late 1919: Not listed below is the Jan. 1920 Mary Pickford film "Pollyanna," which would have been shot in the latter part of 1919. There's a baby in the film that looks like it could be Jackie, but it's too difficult to be sure.

Jinx (role: orphan): Dec. 13, 1919 - Goldwyn - 5 reels - Mabel Normand feature; ©Sep. 19, 1919.

1920

Italian Love (bit part: child): July 1920 - Bull's Eye/Reelcraft - 2 reels - Billy West series
A Convict's Happy Bride (role: son): Sep. 1920 - Reelcraft - 2 reels - Alice Howell & Phil Dunham feature

1921

The Morning After (undetermined role): Jan. 9, 1921 - Roach/Pathé - 1 reel - H-53 - Hal Roach series with Snub Pollard; Also listed for Jan. 16, 1921. Filmed Nov. 8 to 22, 1920. ©Feb. 12, 1921.
Little Lord Fauntleroy (bit part: child sitting on curb): Sep. 15, 1921 - Pickford/UA - 10 reels - Mary Pickford feature; ©Nov. 29, 1921.
At Your Service (undetermined role): Nov. 9, 1921 - Hall Room Boys/Federated Film Exchanges - 1 reel - The Hall Room Boys series; Featuring Sidney Smith and Gilbert Wells.

1922

Jan. 1922: Jackie worked in the very first Our Gang short during this month.
Feb. 28, 1922: Jackie was signed to a long-term contract with Hal Roach Studios. His initial salary was $40 a week. During periods in which no filming went on, he would go without pay.
Aug. 8, 1922: While working in Palms on "The Big Show," Jackie fractured his arm.

Penrod (undetermined role): Feb. 20, 1922 - Neilan/First National - 8 reels - Wesley Barry feature; Filmed Oct. 1921. ©Jan. 30, 1922.
Friday The 13th (undetermined role): July 2, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 1 reel - prod. C-43 - Hal Roach series with Paul Parrott; Filmed Mar. 25 to Apr. 3, 1922, with retakes Apr. 8, 1922. ©May 29, 1922.
4. One Terrible Day (supporting role): Sep. 10, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-4 - Our Gang series; Filmed May 22 to June 10, 1922. ©Oct. 9, 1922.
2. Fire Fighters (featured role: Roosevelt Pershing Smith aka Roosie): Oct. 8, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-2 - Our Gang series; Filmed Feb. 27 to Apr. 1, 1922. ©Oct. 9, 1922.
The Golf Bug (undetermined role): Oct. 29, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 1 reel - prod. C-59 - Hal Roach series with Paul Parrott; Filmed July 11 to 17, 1922, with retakes July 24, and Aug. 1, 1922. ©Nov. 11, 1922. Reissued June 13, 1926.
1. Our Gang (small part: Roosevelt Pershing Smith): Nov. 5, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-1 - Our Gang series; Filmed Jan. 3 to 17, 1922, with retakes Jan. 18 to 19, and Feb. 2 to 17, 1922. ©Oct. 11, 1922.
Dr. Jack (bit part: Sonny's pal): Nov. 26, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 5 reels - prod. L-16 - Harold Lloyd feature; Also listed for Dec. 19, 1922. Filmed Mar. 20 to July 10, 1922. ©Oct. 9, 1922.
3. Young Sherlocks (featured role: Jackie aka Mickey): Nov. 26, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-3 - Our Gang series; Filmed Apr. 3 to 8, and Apr. 24 to May 20, 1922. ©Nov. 11, 1922.
6. Saturday Morning (supporting role): Dec. 3, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-6 - Our Gang series; Filmed July 8 to 25, 1922. ©Nov. 11, 1922.
5. A Quiet Street (featured role): Dec. 31, 1922 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-5 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 13 to July 1, and July 26 to 27, 1922. ©Nov. 11, 1922.
Screen Snapshots, Series 3, No. 16 (presumed appearance): Dec. 31, 1922 - C. B. C. Film Sales Corp. - 1 reel - Screen Snapshots series; ©Dec. 8, 1922. Director Robert F. McGowan and the Our Gang cast are listed for this film, but cast members are not specified.

1923

Sep. 10, 1923: Jackie's salary was increased to $60 a week.

9. The Champeen! (supporting role: Jackie): Jan. 28, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-9 - Our Gang series; Filmed late August/September 1922. ©Dec. 16, 1922.
8. The Cobbler (featured role): Feb. 18, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-8 - Our Gang series; Filmed late August, and perhaps September, 1922. ©Feb. 26, 1923.
7. The Big Show! (featured role): Feb. 25, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-7 - Our Gang series; Filmed July 28 to Aug. 15, 1922, with added scenes Sep. 11 to 16, and Sep. 20 to 28, 1922, and retakes Jan. 10 to 11, 1923. ©Feb. 26, 1923.
11. A Pleasant Journey (supporting role): Mar. 18, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-11 - Our Gang series; Also listed for Mar. 25, 1923. Filmed Oct. 22 to 27, and Nov. 2 to 16, 1922. ©Feb. 26, 1923.
10. Boys To Board (featured role): Apr. 8, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-10 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 2 to Nov. 2, 1922. ©Mar. 30, 1923.
12. Giants Vs. Yanks (featured role: Squealer): May 13, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-12 - Our Gang series; Filmed Nov. 20 to Dec. 19, 1922, and Feb. 15, 1923. ©Apr. 27, 1923.
13. Back Stage (supporting role: Jackie): June 3, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-13 - Our Gang series; Filmed Dec. 15, 1922, to Jan. 9, 1923. ©June 6, 1923.
14. Dogs Of War! (supporting role: Jackie): July 1, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-14 - Our Gang series; Premiered June 10, 1923. Filmed Jan. 12 to Feb. 10, 1923, with retakes Feb. 20 to 23, and Apr. 11, 1923. ©July 19, 1923.
15. Lodge Night (supporting role: Jackie): July 29, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-15 - Our Gang series; Filmed Feb. 12 to Mar. 3, 1923. ©Aug. 2, 1923.
18. July Days (supporting role): Aug. 26, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-18 - Our Gang series; Filmed Apr. 12 to May 2, and May 31, 1923. ©Aug. 2, 1923.
20. No Noise (supporting role: Jackie): Sep. 23, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-20 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 1 to 20, 1923. ©Sep. 24, 1923.
Jus Passin' Through aka Jes Passin' Through (role: boy at rally): Oct. 14, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. R-1 - Will Rogers series; Filmed June 11 to 23, and July 2 to 7, 1923, with retakes July 18, 1923. ©Dec. 14, 1923.
17. Stage Fright (supporting role): Oct. 21, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-17 - Our Gang series; Filmed Mar. 17 to Apr. 11, 1923, with retakes June 21 to July 2, 1923. ©Nov. 9, 1923.
21. Derby Day (supporting role: Jackie): Nov. 18, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-21 - Our Gang series; Filmed Mar. 11, July 18 to Aug. 13, 1923. ©Nov. 9, 1923.
19. Sunday Calm (supporting role): Dec. 16, 1923 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-19 - Our Gang series; Filmed May 4 to 29, 1923, with retakes July 2 to 14, and Oct. 2, 1923. ©Dec. 24, 1923.

1924

22. Tire Trouble (supporting role: Jackie): Jan. 13, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-22 - Our Gang series; Filmed Aug. 14 to Sep. 4, 1923. ©Dec. 24, 1923.
23. Big Business (supporting role: Jackie): Feb. 10, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-23 - Our Gang series; Filmed Sep. 11 to 21, 1923. ©Jan. 26, 1924.
24. The Buccaneers (supporting role: Jack): Mar. 9, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-24 - Our Gang series; Filmed Sep. 28 to Oct. 24, and Oct. 28, 1923. ©Feb. 20, 1924.
25. Seein' Things (supporting role): Apr. 6, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-25 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 25 to Nov. 7, and Dec. 19, 1923, and Jan. 7, 1924. ©May 12, 1924.
Girl Shy (bit part: boy having pants sewn): Apr. 20, 1924 - Lloyd/Pathé - 8 reels - Harold Lloyd feature; ©Mar. 12, 1924. Jackie appears with fellow gangster Joe Cobb.
26. Commencement Day (supporting role): May 4, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-26 - Our Gang series; Filmed Nov. 9 to Dec. 6, 1923, Jan. 7 to 11, and Jan. 26, 1924. ©May 12, 1924.
Going To Congress (undetermined role): May 25, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. R-11 - Will Rogers series; Filmed Jan. 19 to 30, 1924. ©May 12, 1924.
28. Cradle Robbers (supporting role): June 1, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-28 - Our Gang series; Filmed Jan. 28 to Feb. 9, 1924. ©May 12, 1924.
Rupert Of Hee Haw (bit part: one of the great throng): June 8, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. L-11 - Stan Laurel series; Also listed for June 24, 1924. Filmed Dec. 20 to 26, 1923, and Jan. 2 to 12, 1924. ©May 12, 1924.
29. Jubilo, Jr. (supporting role): June 29, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-29 - Our Gang series; Also listed for July 29, 1924. Filmed Feb. 25 to Mar. 8, 1924. ©June 5, 1924.
27. It's A Bear (supporting role: Jackie): July 27, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-27 - Our Gang series; Filmed Dec. 10 to 26, 1923, Jan. 2 to 7, Jan. 12, and Mar. 7 to 12, 1924. ©June 30, 1924.
The Battling Orioles (small part: one of the neighborhood boys): Aug. 24, 1924 - Roach/Associated/Pathé - 5 reels - prod. T-2 - Glenn Tryon feature; Also listed for Oct. 6, 1924. Filmed Feb. 18 to May 20, 1924, with retakes June 16 to 20, 1924. There was also an unspecified Glenn Tryon feature for which retakes were shot from May 22 to June 17, 1924, but it isn't clear whether it was this one or "The White Sheep" or some other film. ©Sep. 25, 1924.
30. High Society (featured role: Percy aka Percival): Aug. 24, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-30 - Our Gang series; Filmed Mar. 24 to Apr. 5, 1924. ©May 29, 1924.
31. The Sun Down Limited (supporting role: Jackie): Sep. 21, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-31 - Our Gang series; Filmed Apr. 21 to May 1, 1924. ©Aug. 2, 1924.
32. Every Man For Himself (supporting role: Jackie Condon): Oct. 19, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-32 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 2 to 12, 1924. ©Oct. 2, 1924.
16. Fast Company (supporting role): Nov. 16, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-16 - Our Gang series; Filmed Mar. 5 to 15, 1923, with retakes June 13 to 21, 1924. ©Oct. 2, 1924. Jackie's last name in this film is "McChicken."
Deaf, Dumb And Daffy (undetermined role): Nov. 30, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. F-18 - The Spat Family series; Filmed July 21 to 23, 1924. ©Dec. 3, 1924.
33. The Mysterious Mystery! (featured role: Little Adelbert Wallingford): Dec. 14, 1924 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-33 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 30 to July 19, 1924, with retakes Sep. 9 and 12, 1924, and added scenes Sep. 13 and 15, 1924. ©Dec. 11, 1924.

1925

Sep. 21, 1925: Jackie's salary was raised to $75 a week.

34. The Big Town (supporting role: Jackie): Jan. 11, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-34 - Our Gang series; Filmed Sep. 22 to Oct. 2, 1924. ©Dec. 9, 1924.
35. Circus Fever (supporting role): Feb. 8, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-35 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 20 to 25, and Nov. 1 to 4, 1924. ©Jan. 19, 1925.
36. Dog Days (supporting role): Mar. 8, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-36 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 29 to Nov. 5, and Nov. 17 to 24, 1924. ©Mar. 5, 1925.
37. The Love Bug (supporting role): Apr. 5, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-37 - Our Gang series; Filmed Dec. 15 to 31, 1924, and possibly early Jan. 1925. ©Apr. 2, 1925.
39. Shootin' Injuns (supporting role: Jackie): May 3, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-39 - Our Gang series; Filmed Jan. 19 to Feb. 5, 1925. ©Apr. 2, 1925.
38. Ask Grandma (supporting role): May 31, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-38 - Our Gang series; Probably filmed in early Jan. 1925. ©Apr. 2, 1925. Working title: First Love.
Twinkle, Twinkle (appearance): June 14, 1925 - Pathé - 1 reel - Grantland Rice Sportlight; © May 8, 1925. Featuring the Our Gang kids.
40. Official Officers (supporting role): June 28, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-40 - Our Gang series; Premiered June 10, 1925. Filmed Feb. 16 to 27, 1925. ©May 18, 1925.
42. Boys Will Be Joys (supporting role): July 26, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-42 - Our Gang series; Filmed Apr. 13 to 24, 1925. ©July 6, 1925.
Tame Men And Wild Women (undetermined role): Aug. 16, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. E-8 - Arthur Stone series; Filmed July 22 to 31, 1924, with retakes Sep. 2 to 4, Oct. 9 to 10, 1924, and Jan. 3 to 9, 1925. ©June 23, 1925.
41. Mary, Queen of Tots (supporting role): Aug. 23, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. A-41 - Our Gang series; Filmed Mar. 16 to Apr. 1, 1925. ©June 11, 1925.
44. Your Own Back Yard (supporting role): Sep. 27, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-2 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 30 to July 16, and July 20 to 29, 1925. ©Aug. 28, 1925.
43. Better Movies (featured role): Nov. 1, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-1 - Our Gang series; Filmed May 27 to June 16, 1925. Originally production A-43. ©Aug. 20, 1925.
'Our Gang' At Home (appearance): Nov. 8, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 1/3 reel - Pathé Review series; Our Gang segment filmed Mar. 1 to 14, 1925. ©Oct. 8, 1925. This short film was included in the Pathé Review, a weekly release typically consisting of three segments. This particular release was no. 45 for the year 1925, and Our Gang are featured in the middle segment. The other two segments have no relation to the Roach studios. The first is an episode of "American Wild Flowers" called "The Thistle," and is in color. The final segment is called "Forest Food Supplies."
45. One Wild Ride (supporting role: Jackie): Dec. 6, 1925 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-3 - Our Gang series; Filmed July 30 to Aug. 4, 1925. ©Nov. 6, 1925.

1926

May 27, 1926: Jackie's contract was renewed on this date, the effective dates being Aug. 2, 1926, to Aug. 1, 1927.
Nov. 20, 1926: From Motion Picture News: "Jackie Condon, the oldest member of Our Gang in point of service, though he is but eight years old, has been re-signed by Hal Roach after the completion of his initial five-year contract. He will continue to work under Robert McGowan's direction in company with Farina, Joe Cobb, Johnny Downs, Jay R. Smith and Scooty Lowry, besides the two newcomers, Janie, Farina's sister, and Vermicelli."

46. Good Cheer (supporting role): Jan. 10, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-4 - Our Gang series; Filmed Sep. 3 to 18, 1925. ©Jan. 23, 1926.
47. Buried Treasure (supporting role): Feb. 14, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-5 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 1 to 19, 1925. ©Jan. 23, 1926.
48. Monkey Business (supporting role): Mar. 21, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-6 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 30 to Nov. 18, 1925. ©Feb. 6, 1926.
49. Baby Clothes (supporting role): Apr. 25, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-7 - Our Gang series; Filmed Dec. 7 to 20, 1925, with retakes Jan. 11, 1926. ©Mar. 15, 1926.
50. Uncle Tom's Uncle (supporting role): May 30, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-8 - Our Gang series; Filmed Jan. 12 to Feb. 3, 1926. ©Apr. 28, 1926.
51. Thundering Fleas (supporting role): July 4, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-9 - Our Gang series; Also listed for July 28, 1926. Filmed Mar. 8 to 25, 1926. ©May 26, 1926.
52. Shivering Spooks (supporting role): Aug. 8, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-10 - Our Gang series; Premiered July 4, 1926. Filmed Apr. 7 to 28, 1926. ©July 26, 1926.
53. The Fourth Alarm! (supporting role): Sep. 12, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-11 - Our Gang series; Filmed May 24 to June 14, 1926. ©Sep. 17, 1926.
54. War Feathers (supporting role): Nov. 21, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-12 - Our Gang series; Filmed Aug. 5 to Sep. 4, 1926. ©Dec. 13, 1926.
56. Telling Whoppers (supporting role: Jackie): Dec. 19, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-14 - Our Gang series; Also listed for Dec. 29, 1926. Filmed Sep. 10 to 18, 1926. ©Nov. 11, 1926.
45 Minutes From Hollywood (appearance): Dec. 26, 1926 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. H-3 - Glenn Tryon series; Also featuring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Theda Bara and Our Gang. Filmed Oct. 27 to Nov. 8, 1925, with added scenes Nov. 16, 1925, and retakes Mar. 27, and Apr. 5 and 6, 1926. ©Dec. 13, 1926. A clip from "Thundering Fleas" is briefly seen in this film.

1927

Apr. 3, 1927: From The Lincoln Sunday Star: "Well, well, here's another Jackie with his hair cut. It's Jackie Condon this time; Jackie of 'Our Gang' who combed his hair with an egg beater. He's had several inches removed by the barber's shears, and he adopted a comb with the change. You can see if you like it in 'Ten Years Old,' his next Pathe comedy."
June 18, 1927: From the Los Angeles Record: "Hal Roach today did something which he has been fighting for a long time. He let the noted group of kid players better known as 'Our Gang' sign a vaudeville contract for several weeks. Ever since the youngsters made good in the movies, offers have been coming in for their appearance upon the stage, and Roach would never permit it except at benefit performances. Now the old tradition is broken and the kids open at the San Francisco Orpheum on July 2, under the management of Harry Weber. A special act written by George Waggner is in the stages of rehearsing now with a complete cast of the 'baby stars,' including Farina, Aroma, Joe Cobb, J. R. Smith, Jean Darling, Jackie Condon and Harry Spears(sic). Roach said early this morning that he permitted the vaudeville engagement because his studio will start its annual vacation on July 2 and this would be a good time for them to do a turn or so before the footlights. It is said that a record price has been paid for the ususual act."
June 28, 1927: From The San Francisco Call and Post: "Beginning at the Saturday matinee, the entire group of 'Our Gang' kiddies, otherwise known as Hal Roach's Rascals, make their debut on the speaking stage in a comedy playlet, Acting Out. Harry Weber, the well known producer, is the person responsible for this event, and he is bringing these kiddies, including Joe Cobb, Farina, Jean Darling, Jackie Condon, Ray(sic) R. Smith, Mango and Harry Spear, to San Francisco to make their first appearance on the speaking stage."
July 1, 1927: From The San Francisco Examiner: "A reception is to be tendered 'Our Gang' Kiddies when they arrive in town this morning on the Lark from Los Angeles to fulfill an engagement of one week only at the Orpheum beginning tomorrow afternoon. Each section of San Francisco will be represented by six or seven of 'kiddie groups' from South of Market gang, North Beach, Chinatown, the Potrero, Ocean View, Sunset, Richmond and Fillmore. They will greet Joe Cobb, Farina, Jean Darling, Jackie Condon, Jay Smith, Mango and Harry Spear when they step off the train from Los Angeles. City officials and theatrical representatives will be on hand to greet them. 'Our Gang' Kiddies have arranged to hold a reception on the stage of the Orpheum after each matinee for all the youngsters attending the performances." The San Francisco Chronicle added the Mission, North of the Slot and Western Addition districts to the list. On July 10th, the Examiner published an article about this reception, a thinly-veiled advertisement focusing on the fleet of Studebaker and Erskine cars used to transport the kids from the train station to City Hall.
July 1, 1927: From The San Francisco Call and Bulletin: "'Our Gang' Kiddies, who are Hal Roach's Rascals of screen comedy fame, who arrived in San Francisco this morning to fulfill an engagement of one week only at the Orpheum, beginning with the matinee tomorrow, will hold a reception on the stage after each matinee for the children attending the performance."
July 2, 1927: The San Francisco Chronicle published an article about the Gang's visit to the city, which can be accessed by clicking here.
July 2, 1927: The San Francisco Examiner published an article about the Gang's visit to the city, which can be accessed by clicking here.
July 3, 1927: From the San Francisco Chronicle: "The biggest treat and the biggest party ever given for the orphans of San Francisco will be The Chronicle-Orpheum Theater party next Wednesday morning (the 6th) at 10:30. The treat will be the appearance of 'Our Gang,' that lively bunch of youngsters from the Hal Roach studios at Culver City. Every boy and girl knows this 'gang' they have seen in motion pictures this many moons, and when the orphans assemble at the Orpheum as The Chronicle's guests, it will be a regular get-together party of old friends. The entire personnel of 'Our Gang' will be on hand, and they will not only help entertain the orphans, but will mingle with the crowd and shake hands with everybody . . . The Market Street Railway has joined in the spirit of the occasion by planning to provide free street car tickets for conveying the guests to the Orpheum and to assign an inspector to supervise their travels with the most careful attention. Written invitations have been sent to each institution and judging from the acceptances, the Orpheum will fairly bulge with youngsters. In addition to the orphans, the junior salesmen of The Chronicle will also be guests, and can each bring a friend. The only grown-ups will be the attendants in charge of the orphans and the people in charge of the big party for the youngsters, with the big feature of the entertainment another bunch of youngsters. The official song for the occasion will be 'Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here'."
July 4, 1927: The Bulletin of San Francisco published an article about the Gang's visit to the city, an excerpt of which can be accessed by clicking here.
July 4, 1927: From The San Francisco Call and Post regarding Jackie's part in the show: "Tossel-haired Jackie Condon gives a tap dance, during which his bashful smile spreads into a grin as he gets acquainted."
July 4, 1927: From the San Francisco Chronicle: "To start the show, Cliff Work, manager of the Orpheum, has arranged to show one of the newest of the 'Our Gang' pictures produced at the Culver City film studios. As soon as the picture is finished, the curtain will go up and there, big as life, will be Joe Cobb, the fat boy of the gang; Farina, the pickaninny with the roly-poly eyes; Farina's sister, Mango; Jean Darling, Jackie Condon, Jay Smith and Robert McGowan, their director. Following introductions, the whole gang will go out in the audience for a chat with the children guests."
July 4, 1927: From the San Francisco Chronicle: "Harry Weber, manager and director of the Rascals, calls attention to the fact that they can weep real tears in a tense dramatic moment. The moment arrives in a scene from 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' when Jean as Little Eva lies on her death bed, and the rest gather round and implore her not to leave them. And it's perfectly true. They can all cry."
July 4, 1927: From The San Francisco Examiner: "These youngsters put on a sort of revue, with musical comedy in it, a tabloid drama and a burlesque on 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'."
July 5, 1927: The San Francisco Examiner published an article abuot the Gang's visit to the city, which can be accessed by clicking here.
July 5, 1927: From The San Francisco Examiner: "Before leaving their Hal Roach Studios in Culver City for this four weeks theatrical trip, 'Our Gang' went into executive session, and elected Joe Cobb their treasurer, he having been reputed to boast of a bit of Scotch blood and being well known as a saving young person; Farina was nominated the reception committee, as everyone wants to shake hands with him, anyway; Jay Smith was made business manager, Jackie Condon stage manager, while Jean Darling and Mango, being the only representatives of the fair sex, were named the 'ofishul helpers'."
July 7, 1927: From the San Francisco Chronicle: "'Ain't we got fun? Yes!' Children's voices in lusty chorus rang to the rafters in the Orpheum Theater yesterday morning as the youngsters at The Chronicle-Orpheum theater party expressed their joy and approval with three cheers and a tiger. On one side of the footlights were seven famous 'movie' kids and on the other 700 San Francisco orphan youngsters brought in from the various homes, nurseries and orphanages for the party at which they were guests and the stage children hosts. While 'Our Gang' romped through its stage antics with the spontaneous abandon of kids at a party, their little guests registered delight with laughter and shrieks and whistles and applause. And to cap the climax of the joy when the show was over, the audience was invited to the stage to shake hands with the very children they had watched so many times upon the silver screen. 'Aw, gee, I shook hands with Farina,' gleefully recounted one orphan lad to a pal who had been too timid to venture to the unaccustomed side of the footlights. 'He rolled his funny eyes at me and he gave me a little kick on the shin with one of his big shoes.' 'Aw, that's nothing!' interrupted another. 'Leonore sat on Joe Cobb's knee. You know, Joe the fat boy. And all the gang yelled, "Joe's got a girl".' Farina's little sister Aroma, a small replica of himself, little Jean Darling, golden-haired fairy child, Jackie Condon, a repetition of the Coogan legend; Jay Smith and Harry Spear all did their bit in the gang's jolly program of stunts. Jean starred as Little Eva and Farina as Uncle Tom in a modern travesty in three scenes on Uncle Tom's Cabin'."
July 7, 1927: From The Oakland Post-Enquirer regarding Our Gang's upcoming visit: "They all will be in Oakland Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. The Post-Enquirer is arranging a great, rousing reception and every girl and boy in the metropolitan area is invited to be on the job. The reception will begin officially at 9:30 when the child artists arrive at Seventh and Broadway and are greeted by Mayor John L. Davie and other city dignitaries. Under an honorary police escort, the 'Gang' will then ride to the 'Post-Enquirer' building."
July 9, 1927: The Gang began a week's engagement at the Orpheum Theatre in Oakland, CA. As they did across the bay in San Francisco, the Gang held a reception on the stage for all of the kids attending the matinee.
July 9, 1927: The Oakland Post-Enquirer (CA) devoted an entire page to articles about the Gang's visit to their city, which can be accessed by clicking here.
July 10, 1927: The Oakland Tribune reported that the Our Gang kids would soon make a personal appearance in that city to perform for some orphans.
July 12, 1927: From the Oakland Tribune: "Rooms of the Press Club of Oakland will be turned into a filmdom rendezvous tomorrow at luncheon when the organization is to be host to Hal Roach's 'Our Gang' . . . Joe Cobb will head the aggregation. Joe, everyone knows, is that rotund youngster who cuts up so many capers that even the rest of the 'gang' cannot keep straight faces. Then there is Farina, the ebony boy of rags and tags. With them will be Farina's sister, Mango, Jay Smith, Jean Darling and Jackie Condon. James Cobb, dad of Joe, will be a guest as will Charles Olzey(sic), assistant film director, and Jack Wall, representing Harry Weber, producer of the act for Hal Roach. Luncheon will begin at 12:15, according to President Luther W. Rood, and members have been urged to be present at that hour in order that the little funmakers may get back to their Orpheum matinee act."
July 12, 1927: From The San Francisco Examiner: "'Our Gang,' Hal Roach's beloved rascals, and the best known group of kiddies on the stage, will appear at the Golden Gate in person next week. Farina, Joe Cobb, Harry Spear, Jackie Condon, Jean Darling, Jay R. Smith and Mango, the whole gang, whose funny antics in the 'Our Gang' comedies have made you laugh, will be on hand. For five weeks the kiddies have a vacation from the movie lot and Hal Roach and their director, Robert McGowan, decided it would be a great idea to let the gang take a whirl at vaudeville. For the past two weeks their engagements have broken records and the Golden Gate is the third week of the five that they are permitted to play. The third part of the gang's act and the part that proves so popular to children is a reception on the stage following every matinee except Sunday when the children in the audience are permitted to come upon the stage and meet the gang."
July 13, 1927: The Oakland Tribune published an article about Our Gang, which can be accessed by clicking here.
July 14, 1927: From The San Francisco Examiner: "Jackie Condon, the handsome boy of 'Our Gang,' Hal Roach's movie kiddies, who are coming in person to the Golden Gate Saturday, has ruined his manly reputation in the eyes of the rest of the gang, all except Jean Darling, the blonde little leading lady. Fond of boxing, football, baseball and all other boyish activities, he has sunk so low as to write a poem. Jean was the inspiration, but even that could not justify him in the eyes of 'Our Gang.' Worse and more of it, he set the whole thing to music on the mouth-organ. He didn't bother to write the words down. He simply whistled them for the 'Gang.' He said the tune would fit the words, but he didn't like to sing. Mrs. Carter, teacher of the gang, censored so much of the poem on the grounds of poetic style that there's nothing left to print. But when she objected by 'bust,' Jackie defended it on the grounds of poetic license. 'And anyway,' he proclaimed, 'there is no question about it. If you eat too many bananas you may bust, and it rhymes with must in the next line'."
July 15, 1927: From The San Francisco Examiner regarding Our Gang: "They come to town again tomorrow, appearing on the new Golden Gate bill . . . They will put on a sort of revue, a tabloid burlesque of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' and hold a stage reception for young persons of their own age after each matinee, with the exception of Sunday."
July 18, 1927: From The San Francisco Call and Post: " . . . Jackie and Harry Spear call on the mail pilots and army pilots at Crissy Field. Who knows, but these youngsters may be Lindberghs when they are 25 years old."
July 22, 1927: From the Los Angeles Illustrated Daily News: "'Our Gang,' with Farina, Joe Cobb and other funmakers in Hal Roach comedies, will top the new bill which comes to the Orpheum Sunday (the 24th). 'Our Gang' will appear in person for the first time in Los Angeles in a specially written offering entitled 'Acting Out.'...'Our Gang' will not only offer their act, but will hold a reception after each matinee for the children in the audience."
July 22, 1927: From the Los Angeles Times: "The 'Our Gang Kiddies' went to the Orpheum in San Francisco and Oakland and broke every record for attendance in both theaters, a report says."
July 23, 1927: The Our Gang kids performed at a Saturday matinee at the California theater in Salinas.
July 24, 1927: The Gang began a one-week engagement at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. As The Los Angeles Record of the 21st reported: "Every youngster in Los Angeles has seen the 'Our Gang Comedy Kiddies' on the screen and has probably wished many times that he could meet them. Now this wish is to be granted, for next week when the famous Hal Roach aggregation of youthful funmakers makes its bow in person at the Orpheum, it will hold a reception every afternoon immediately following the last act in the foyer of the Orpheum. Every child attending will have a chance to shake hands with Farina, Joe Cobb and the other 'kids' of the 'Gang.'"
July 25, 1927: From the Los Angeles Times: "There are seven happy 'kids' in town this morning! And there are seven happier dogs! Our Gang and its canine friends were reunited yesterday morning at Central Station. The Gang has been away, appearing in vaudeville, and its paramount worry has been that 'Ducky,' 'Spot,' 'Woolly' and the other dogs were not being fed properly, but yesterday, when the collection of dogs met the gang at the depot, it was sure everything was all right. The Gang has been quite successful on its vaudeville tour. The Gang's appearance at the Orpheum here this week concludes the tour. It includes Joe Cobb, Farina, Jean Darling, Jackie Condon, Aroma, Harry Speers(sic) and Jay Smith."
Circa 1927: The Our Gang kids, as well as Laurel & Hardy, were sent to the TeeVee studio to do an experimental broadcast. No date is available for this occurrence, and it may have happened after Jackie left the series.

57. Bring Home The Turkey (supporting role): Jan. 16, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-15 - Our Gang series; Filmed Sep. 29 to Oct. 15, 1926. ©Jan. 14, 1927.
55. Seeing The World (supporting role): Feb. 13, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-13 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 29 to Nov. 15, 1926. European footage shot July and Aug. 1926. ©Jan. 14, 1927.
58. Ten Years Old (featured role: Jackie): Mar. 13, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-16 - Our Gang series; Filmed Nov. 24 to Dec. 14, 1926. ©Feb. 14, 1927.
59. Love My Dog (supporting role): Apr. 10, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-17 - Our Gang series; Also listed for Apr. 17, 1927. Filmed Dec. 21, 1926, to Jan. 4, 1927. ©Apr. 11, 1927.
60. Tired Business Men (supporting role: Jackie): May 22, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-18 - Our Gang series; Also listed for May 15, 1927, and May 21, 1927. Filmed Jan. 18 to Feb. 3, 1927. ©Apr. 11, 1927.
61. Baby Brother (supporting role): June 26, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-19 - Our Gang series; Filmed Feb. 17 to Mar. 14, 1927. ©May 18, 1927.
64. The Glorious Fourth (supporting role): July 31, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-22 - Our Gang series; Also listed for June 26, 1927, and July 30, 1927. Filmed May 10 to 21, 1927. ©July 22, 1927.
63. Olympic Games (supporting role): Sep. 11, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-21 - Our Gang series; Also listed for Sep. 10, 1927. Filmed Apr. 22 to May 6, 1927. ©July 8, 1927.
67. Yale Vs. Harvard (supporting role: Jackie): Sep. 24, 1927 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-1 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 13 to 24, 1927. ©Aug. 17, 1927.
68. The Old Wallop (featured role: Jackie): Oct. 22, 1927 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-2 - Our Gang series; Filmed Aug. 8 to 20, 1927. ©Oct. 22, 1927.
62. Chicken Feed (supporting role): Nov. 6, 1927 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-20 - Our Gang series; Filmed Mar. 28 to Apr. 15, 1927. ©June 9, 1927.
69. Heebee Jeebees (featured role): Nov. 19, 1927 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-3 - Our Gang series; Also listed for Nov. 29, 1927. Filmed Aug. 29 to Sep. 13, and Sep. 30, 1927. ©Nov. 1, 1927.
70. Dog Heaven (supporting role): Dec. 17, 1927 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-4 - Our Gang series; Filmed Sep. 15 to Oct. 13, 1927, with retakes Nov. 1, 1927. ©Nov. 26, 1929.

1928

Mar. 24, 1928: More than 60 of Hollywood's screen children attended the "Screen Kiddies Premiere" of Charlie Chaplin's "The Circus" at Grauman's Chinese Theater. Among those invited were the nine kids and one dog from the 'Our Gang' series.
Late Mar. 1928: Jackie's Our Gang contract came to an end after the filming of "Growing Pains."
Apr. 24, 1928: From The Los Angeles Record: "A children's skating party, given by Jackie Condon and Hal Roach's famous 'Gang,' was an outstanding event of a recent morning session at the Ambassador auditorium skating pavilion, and was attended by many of the film colony's noted children, including Jackie Condon, Phil Cooper, Harry Spear, Baby Peggy Montgomery and others. Races were the order of the day, and part of the session was given over to races between the girls, which was quite thrilling, according to Chester Park Crawford, general manager. More than 500 children attended this affair. This 'children's party' will be a feature of the morning session every Saturday."
Aug. 22, 1928: Jackie did, however, return on this day to make one last Our Gang film, "Election Day."
July 1928: The Standard casting directory from this month gives Jackie the nickname "Tousle Head," and explains that all three Condon children (the other two being Geraldine and Billy), had worked in the Our Gang series.
Aug. 24, 1928: From the Los Angeles Evening Express: "With gifts for every boy and girl, dozens of prizes, special events and the appearance in person of Jackie Condon, boy star of 'Our Gang,' a lively program is offered for the children's matinee tomorrow at the Shrine roller skating rink. Margaret Hackley, juvenile tapdancer, will also be among the skaters tomorrow. She will lead the girls in the grand march. Young Condon will lead the boys and act as judge of the contests, for which prizes will be awarded."
Sep. 18, 1928: The Hollywood Daily Citizen reported on the informal housewarming of the Robertson Company store the following night. Jackie was among the celebrities expected to take part in the event, which was also due to be broadcast over KMTR from 9 to 10 p.m.

65. Playin' Hookey (supporting role): Jan. 1, 1928 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-24 - Our Gang series; Filmed June 27 to 29, and Aug. 1 to 6, 1927. ©Feb. 6, 1928.
71. Spook-Spoofing (supporting role): Jan. 14, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 3 reels - prod. G-5 - Our Gang series; Filmed Oct. 11 to 27, 1927. ©Jan. 14, 1928.
72. Rainy Days (supporting role): Feb. 11, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-6 - Our Gang series; Filmed Nov. 4 to Dec. 28, 1927. ©Feb. 11, 1928, and Sep. 4, 1929.
66. The Smile Wins (supporting role): Feb. 26, 1928 - Roach/Pathé - 2 reels - prod. K-23 - Our Gang series; Filmed May 24 to June 7, 1927. ©Sep. 2, 1927.
73. Edison, Marconi & Co. (supporting role): Mar. 10, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-7 - Our Gang series; Also listed for Mar. 9, 1928. Filmed Dec. 16 to 22, and Dec. 28, 1927. ©Mar. 10, 1928.
74. Barnum & Ringling, Inc. (supporting role): Apr. 7, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-8 - Our Gang series; Filmed Dec. 21, 1927, to Jan. 9, 1928. ©Apr. 7, 1928. Released with a synchronized soundtrack.
75. Fair And Muddy (featured role): May 5, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-9 - Our Gang series; Filmed Jan. 16 to Feb. 8, 1928. ©May 5, 1928.
76. Crazy House (supporting role): June 2, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-10 - Our Gang series; Filmed Feb. 10 to 24, 1928. ©May 16, 1928.
77. Growing Pains (supporting role): Sep. 22, 1928 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-11 - Our Gang series; Filmed Feb. 27 to Mar. 15, 1928. ©Sep. 22, 1928.

1929

Hollywood - The Movieland Of The World (appearance): c. early 1929 - California Scenics - 2 reels - travelogue film; Jackie and the rest of the Gang are shown posing for photos on the set of "Rainy Days." This footage was shot in Dec. 1927, though other footage in the travelogue was shot as late as Nov. 1928. Raw footage taken for this film, including being-the-scenes footage of the making of "Rainy Days," can be found on YouTube.
81. Election Day (supporting role): Jan. 12, 1929 - Roach/MGM - 2 reels - prod. G-15 - Our Gang series; Filmed July 19 to Aug. 4, 1928, with retakes Aug. 22 to 24, 1928. ©Dec. 10, 1928.

1931

Nov. 1931: This is the date of the last casting directory that I've seen with Jackie in it. He doesn't seem to have gotten any roles since leaving Our Gang.

1934

Jan. 8, 1934: A news item from this date mentions a 20th anniversary party for Hal Roach Studios, which was to include Jackie on its guest list.
July 11, 1934: In a press release from this date, in which Sam Cohn of the Roach studio tells of the whereabouts of former Our Gang members, it explains that Jackie was currently living with his aunt in Hollywood and going to school, and that he hadn't made any films since leaving Our Gang.

1936

1936: A Hal Roach Studios press release from this year, regarding the whereabouts of former Our Gang members, states that Jackie was currently attending Hollywood High School, and occasionally appeared in school plays.
May 1936: During this month, probably on the 24th, Jackie attended a joint breakfast of the Women's Breakfast Club and the Riverside Breakfast Club, which paid tribute to Will Rogers and other screen stars who had passed away. Jean Darling was also present. KFWB broadcasted from the Riverside Breakfast Club on Sunday mornings, and this occasion was probably no exception. In her memoirs, Jean seems to imply that Jackie was occasionally part of these events.
July 18, 1936: The Our Gang series celebrated its 15th anniversary at the Roach studio, and Jackie was among the former members who took part in the festivities. Several published photographs came out of this event, the caption for one explaining that Jackie was still in school during this period.
July 28, 1936: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that Jackie was currently doing "radio and picture work."

Fox Movietone News (appearance): 1936 - Fox - 1 reel -- newsreel; Our Gang's 15th anniversary is featured in a Hollywood Spotlight segment with Jimmie Fidler.

1937

1937: A Hal Roach Studios press release, regarding the whereabouts of former Our Gang members, states that Jackie had graduated from Hollywood High School and was currently doing radio work.

1943

Feb. 18, 1943: The syndicated column "Star Dust" by Virginia Vale, reporting on the whereabouts of former Our Gang kids, stated that Jackie was currently in the service.

1953

1953: As revealed on the "You Asked For It" episode listed below, Jackie was attempting a comeback during this period. His filmography, however, remains barren from this point on. He spent the majority of his remaining years working as an accountant at Rockwell International, which also employed fellow Gangster Joe Cobb.

You Asked For It episode (appearance): Jul. 27, 1953 - ABC - 30 min. - TV episode; Hosted by Art Baker. Featuring a reunion of the silent-era Our Gang kids, along with Bob McGowan, Fern Carter and Art Lloyd.

1955

May 14 to 20, 1955: This week's issue of TV Guide featured an article and photos of an Our Gang reunion that took place for the publication. Jackie took part in this.

1982

Hollywood's Children (archival): Feb. 24, 1982 - Wombat/Janson - 60 min. - TV documentary; Included is footage from "Jubilo, Jr."
Hollywood: The Gift Of Laughter (archival): May 16, 1982 - Wolper/Haley/MPA/ABC - 135 min. - TV movie; Includes footage from "Monkey Business."

1984

Our Gang: Inside The Clubhouse (archival): May 8, 1984 - Lang/Camellia City Telecasters - 93 mins. - TV documentary; Includes footage from "The Champeen!" "The Big Show" and "You Asked For It."

1988

Muppet Babies episode: Is There A Muppet In The House? (archival): Oct. 1, 1988 - Henson/CBS - 30 min. - TV episode; Includes footage from "Shivering Spooks."

1994

The Our Gang Story (archival): 1994 - Film Shows/GoodTimes - 120 min. - video documentary; Includes footage from "Fire Fighters," "The Champeen!" "Giants Vs. Yanks," "Dogs Of War!" "The Sun Down Limited," "Monkey Business," "Shivering Spooks," "Fox Movietone News" and "You Asked For It."

1998

Hal Roach: The Lot Of Fun (archival): June 27, 1998 - Film Preservation Associates/Kino Lorber - 133 min. - video documentary; Released on "Slapstick Encyclopedia Vol. 6."

2002

E! True Hollywood Story episode: Curse Of The Little Rascals (archival): Nov. 24, 2002 - E! Entertainment Television - 60 min. - TV documentary

2014

Hollywoods Spaßfabrik - Als die Bilder Lachen lernten (archival): May 29, 2014 - Exit Film-und Fernsehproduktion-ZDF/ARTE - 90 min. - TV documentary; Also released in English as Hal Roach - The Lot Of Fun: Where The Movies Learned To Laugh. Includes footage from "Barnum & Ringling, Inc."

Jackie Condon's payroll history

The following is a list of Jackie's history at the Roach studio, with the amounts he was making from week to week. The dates given are Saturdays, the last day of each week at the studio. The only exceptions would be Saturdays that were also holidays, in which case the Friday date is used for those weeks.

Special note: Production A9 (The Champeen!), Production A38 (Ask Grandma), and Production K3 (One Wild Ride) are missing from this list. It appears that in each case, they started off as the previous production, which then got divided into two films.

The earliest information in my files comes from Aug. 1920, so if Jackie worked at the Roach studio prior to that, it's missing from this list. It was in November 1920 that we first encounter him.

Nov. 20, 1920 - 20.00 charged to prod. H53 (The Morning After)
The ledger indicates that this was for one day of work, on Nov. 17th, but the amount suggests that he made $5 a day for four days of work. Also, I don't know whether it was an error in the ledger, or my own copying mistake, but my notes say the production number is H43. However, production H53 is the one that matches this date.

After this, there's a gap in the information between March and September of 1921, with Jackie's next known involvement being with the first film starring Hal Roach's Rascals.

Jan. 7, 1922 - 75.00 charged to prod. A1 (Our Gang)
The amount was paid to both Jack & Bill Condon. Both Jackie and his older brother worked as day players in this film for five days during this week, each earning $7.50 a day.
Jan. 14, 1922 - 15.00 charged to prod. A1
This amount also went to both Jack & Bill Condon, so they did one day of work during this week, each earning $7.50.
Jan. 21, 1922 - 15.00 charged to prod. A1
Again, the amount went to both Jack & Bill Condon, so they again did one day of work during this week, each earning $7.50.

For the next five weeks, Jackie doesn't appear in the ledgers, but on Feb. 28th, he became a contract player, the second (after Ernie Morrison), to be signed for the Our Gang series.

Mar. 4, 1922 - 33.33 charged to prod. A2 (Fire Fighters)
Mar. 11, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A2
Mar. 18, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A2
Mar. 25, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A2
Apr. 1, 1922 - 40.00 - 33.33 charged to prod. A2, 6.67 charged to prod. C43 (Friday The 13th)
Apr. 8, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A3 (Young Sherlocks)

Production A3 seems to have run into problems, since it stopped shooting for two weeks. Jackie didn't earn any money during the interim.

Apr. 29, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A3
May 6, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A3
May 13, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A3
May 20, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A3
May 27, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A4 (One Terrible Day)
June 3, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A4
June 10, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A4
June 17, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A5 (A Quiet Street)
June 24, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A5
July 1, 1922 - 40.00 - 24.28 charged to prod. A5, 15.72 charged to prod. L16 (Dr. Jack)
July 8, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A6 (Saturday Morning)
July 15, 1922 - 40.00 - 33.33 charged to prod. A6, 6.67 charged to prod. C59 (The Golf Bug)
July 22, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A6
July 29, 1922 - 40.00 - 13.33 charged to prod. A5, 13.33 charged to prod. A6, 13.34 charged to prod. A7 (The Big Show)
Aug. 5, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A7
Aug. 12, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A7
Aug. 19, 1922 - 40.00 - 13.33 charged to prod. A7, 26.67 charged to prod. A8 (The Cobbler)
Aug. 26, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A8
Sep. 2, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A8
Sep. 9, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A8
Sep. 16, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A7
Sep. 23, 1922 - 40.00 - 26.67 charged to prod. A7, 13.33 charged to prod. A8
Sep. 30, 1922 - 40.00 - 16.67 charged to prod. A7, 23.33 charged to prod. A8
Oct. 7, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A10 (Boys To Board)
Oct. 14, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A10
Oct. 21, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A10
Oct. 28, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A10
Nov. 4, 1922 - 40.00 - 23.33 charged to prod. A10, 16.67 charged to prod. A11 (A Pleasant Journey)
Nov. 11, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A11
Nov. 18, 1922 - 40.00 - 26.67 charged to prod. A11, 13.33 charged to prod. A12 (Giants Vs. Yanks)
Nov. 25, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A12
Dec. 2, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A12
Dec. 9, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A12
Dec. 16, 1922 - 40.00 - 26.67 charged to prod. A12, 13.33 charged to prod. A13 (Back Stage)
Dec. 23, 1922 - 40.00 - 3.33 charged to prod. A12, 36.67 charged to prod. A13
Dec. 30, 1922 - 40.00 charged to prod. A13
Jan. 6, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A13
Jan. 13, 1923 - 40.00 - 13.33 charged to prod. A13, 13.33 charged to prod. A14 (Dogs Of War!), 13.34 charged to prod. A7
Jan. 20, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A14
Jan. 27, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A14
Feb. 3, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A14
Feb. 10, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A14
Feb. 17, 1923 - 40.00 - 3.33 charged to prod. A12, 36.67 charged to prod. A15 (Lodge Night)
Feb. 24, 1923 - 40.00 - 16.67 charged to prod. A14, 23.33 charged to prod. A15
Mar. 3, 1923 - 40.00 - 6.67 charged to prod. A13, 33.33 charged to prod. A15
Mar. 10, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A16 (Fast Company)
Mar. 17, 1923 - 40.00 - 33.33 charged to prod. A16, 6.67 charged to prod. A17 (Stage Fright)
Mar. 24, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A17
Mar. 31. 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A17
Apr. 7, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A17
Apr. 14, 1923 - 40.00 - 20.00 charged to prod. A17, 20.00 charged to prod. A18 (July Days)
Apr. 21, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A18
Apr. 28, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A18
May 5, 1923 - 40.00 - 20.00 charged to prod. A18, 20.00 charged to prod. A19 (Sunday Calm)
May 12, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A19
May 19, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A19
May 26, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A19
June 2, 1923 - 40.00 - 8.00 charged to prod. A18, 16.00 charged to prod. A19, 16.00 charged to prod. A20 (No Noise)
June 9, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A20
June 16, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A20
June 23, 1923 - 40.00 - 13.33 charged to prod. A17, 26.67 charged to prod. A20
June 30, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A17
July 7, 1923 - 40.00 - 8.00 charged to prod. A17, 32.00 charged to prod. A19
July 14, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A19
July 21, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A21 (Derby Day)
July 28, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A21
Aug. 4, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A21
Aug. 11, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A21
Aug. 18, 1923 - 40.00 - 6.67 charged to prod. A21, 33.33 charged to prod. A22 (Tire Trouble)
Aug. 25, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A22
Sep. 1, 1923 - 40.00 charged to prod. A22
Sep. 8, 1923 - 40.00 - 16.00 charged to prod. A22, 24.00 charged to prod. A23 (Big Business)
Sep. 15, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A23
Sep. 22, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A23
Sep. 29, 1923 - 60.00 - 30.00 charged to prod. A23, 30.00 charged to prod. A24 (The Buccaneers)
Oct. 6, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A24
Oct. 13, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A24
Oct. 20, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A24
Oct. 27, 1923 - 60.00 - 30.00 charged to prod. A24, 30.00 charged to prod. A25 (Seein' Things)
Nov. 3, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A25
Nov. 10, 1923 - 60.00 - 34.28 charged to prod. A25, 25.72 charged to prod. A26 (Commencement Day)
Nov. 17, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A26
Nov. 24, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A26
Dec. 1, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A26
Dec. 8, 1923 - 60.00 - 30.00 charged to prod. A26, 30.00 charged to prod. A27 (It's A Bear)
Dec. 15, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A27
Dec. 22, 1923 - 60.00 - 8.57 charged to prod. A25, 51.43 charged to prod. A27
Dec. 29, 1923 - 60.00 charged to prod. A27
Jan. 5, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A27
Jan. 12, 1924 - 60.00 - 3.34 charged to prod. A25, 43.33 charged to prod. A26, 13.33 charged to prod. A27
Jan. 19, 1924 - 60.00 - 50.00 charged to prod. A27, 10.00 charged to prod. L12 (Short Kilts)
Note: this probably pertains to L11 (Rupert Of Hee Haw)
Jan. 26, 1924 - 60.00 - 40.00 charged to prod. A26, 20.00 charged to prod. R11 (Going To Congress)
Feb. 2, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A28 (Cradle Robbers)
Feb. 9, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A28
Feb. 16, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A28
Feb. 23, 1924 - 60.00 - 40.00 charged to prod. A28, 20.00 charged to prod. T2 (The Battling Orioles)
Mar. 1, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A29 (Jubilo, Jr.)
Mar. 8, 1924 - 60.00 - 15.00 charged to prod. A27, 45.00 charged to prod. A29
Mar. 15, 1924 - 60.00 - 30.00 charged to prod. A27, 30.00 charged to prod. A29
Mar. 22, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A29
Mar. 29, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A30 (High Society)
Apr. 5, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A30
Apr. 12, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A30
Apr. 19, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A30
Apr. 26, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A31 (The Sun Down Limited)
May 3, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A31
May 10, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A31
May 17, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A31
May 24, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A31
May 31, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A31
June 7, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A32 (Every Man For Himself)
June 14, 1924 - 60.00 - 20.00 charged to prod. A16 (Fast Company), 40.00 charged to prod. A32
June 21, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A16
June 28, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A16
July 5, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A33 (The Mysterious Mystery!)
July 12, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A33
July 19, 1924 - 60.00 - 30.00 charged to prod. A33, 30.00 charged to prod. F18 (Deaf, Dumb And Daffy)
July 26, 1924 - 60.00 - 45.00 charged to prod. A33, 15.00 charged to prod. E8 (Tame Men And Wild Women)
Aug. 2, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A33
Aug. 9, 1924 - 60.00 - 30.00 charged to prod. A33, 30.00 charged to prod. A34 (The Big Town)

The studio was closed for three weeks in August 1924. Jackie wasn't paid during the interim.

Sep. 6, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A34
Sep. 13, 1924 - 60.00 - 50.00 charged to prod. A33, 10.00 charged to prod. A34
Sep. 20, 1924 - 60.00 - 10.00 charged to prod. A33, 50.00 charged to prod. A34
Sep. 27, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A34
Oct. 4, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A34
Oct. 11, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A34
Oct. 18, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A34
Oct. 25, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A35 (Circus Fever)
Nov. 1, 1924 - 60.00 - 25.00 charged to prod. A35, 35.00 charged to prod. A36 (Dog Days)
Nov. 8, 1924 - 60.00 - 50.00 charged to prod. A35, 10.00 charged to prod. A36
Nov. 15, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A35
Nov. 22, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A36
Nov. 29, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A36
Dec. 6, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A36
Dec. 13, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A36
Dec. 20, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A37 (The Love Bug)
Dec. 27, 1924 - 60.00 charged to prod. A37
Jan. 3, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A37
Jan. 10, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A37
Jan. 17, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A37
Jan. 24, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A39 (Shootin' Injuns)
Jan. 31, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A39
Feb. 7, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A39
Feb. 14, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A39
Feb. 21, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A40 (Official Officers)
Feb. 28, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A40
Mar. 7, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A40
Mar. 14, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A40
Mar. 21, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A41 (Mary, Queen Of Tots)
Mar. 28, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A41
Apr. 4, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A41
Apr. 11, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A41
Apr. 18, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A42 (Boys Will Be Joys)
Apr. 25, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A42
May 2, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A42
May 9, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A42
May 16, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A42
May 23, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A42
May 30, 1925 - 60.00 - 24.00 charged to prod. A42, 36.00 charged to prod. A43 (Better Movies)
June 6, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A43
June 13, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A43
June 20, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A43
June 27, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. A43
Note: This production was subsequently renumbered K1, as the Animal Co. was renamed the Kid Co.
July 4, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2 (Your Own Back Yard)
July 11, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2
July 18, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2
July 25, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2
Aug. 1, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2
Note: The "stage" section of the ledger lists "Condon Auto" as a category.
Aug. 8, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2
Note: The "stage" section of the ledger lists "Jackie Condon" as a category.
Aug. 15, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K2

For the weeks ending Aug. 22nd and 29th, the studio was closed and Jackie didn't receive any salary.

Sep. 5, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K4 (Good Cheer)
Sep. 12, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K4
Sep. 19, 1925 - 60.00 charged to prod. K4
Sep. 26, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K4
Oct. 3, 1925 - 75.00 - 37.50 charged to prod. K4, 37.50 charged to prod. K5 (Buried Treasure)
Oct. 10, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K5
Oct. 17, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K5
Oct. 24, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K5
Oct. 31, 1925 - 75.00 - 62.50 charged to prod. K5, 12.50 charged to prod. K6 (Monkey Business)
Nov. 7, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K6
Nov. 14, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K6
Nov. 21, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K6
Nov. 28, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K6
Dec. 5, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K6
Dec. 12, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K7 (Baby Clothes)
Dec. 19, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K7
Dec. 26, 1925 - 75.00 charged to prod. K7

There were no ledger sheets for the week ending Jan. 2nd, due to the studio being closed, but Jackie was still paid his $75.

Jan. 9, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K7
Jan. 16, 1926 - 75.00 - 12.50 charged to prod. K7, 62.50 charged to prod. K8 (Uncle Tom's Uncle)
Jan. 23, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K8
Jan. 30, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K8
Feb. 6, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K8
Feb. 13, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K8
Feb. 20, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K8
Feb. 27, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K9 (Thundering Fleas)
Mar. 6, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K9
Mar. 13, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K9
Mar. 20, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K9
Mar. 27, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K9
Apr. 3, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K9
Apr 10, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10 (Shivering Spooks)
Apr. 17, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10
Apr. 24, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10
May 1, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10
May 8, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10
May 15, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10
May 22, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K10
May 29, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K11 (The Fourth Alarm!)
June 5, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K11
June 12, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K11
June 19, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K11
June 26, 1926 - 75.00 charged to prod. K11
July 3, 1926 - 150.00 - 75.00 charged to prod. K11 (War Feathers), 75.00 vacation pay

For four weeks during July, the studio was closed for summer vacation and Jackie didn't receive his salary, though he did receive an extra $75 the week before the hiatus.

Aug. 7, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K12
Aug. 14, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K12
Aug. 21, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K12
Aug. 28, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K12
Sep. 4, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K12
Sep. 11, 1926 - 100.00 - 60.00 charged to prod. K13 (Seeing The World), 40.00 charged to prod. K14 (Telling Whoppers)
Sep. 18, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K14
Sep. 25, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K14
Oct. 2, 1926 - 100.00 - 33.33 charged to prod. K14, 66.67charged to prod. K15 (Bring Home The Turkey)
Oct. 9, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K15
Oct. 16, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K15
Oct. 23, 1926 - 100.00 - 83.33 charged to prod. K15, 16.67 charged to prod. K13
Oct. 30, 1926 - 100.00 - 66.67 charged to prod. K13, 33.33 charged to prod. K15
Nov. 6, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K13
Nov. 13, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K13
Nov. 20, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K13
Nov. 27, 1926 - 100.00 - 33.33 charged to prod. K13, 66.67 charged to prod. K16 (Ten Years Old)
Dec. 4, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K16
Dec. 11, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K16
Dec. 18, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K16
Dec. 25, 1926 - 100.00 charged to prod. K17 (Love My Dog)
Jan. 1, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K17

The payroll ledger for 1927 has gone missing, which makes some of the details for these dates unavailable. There are, however, datebooks and payroll summaries that have survived, and these verify most of the information about Jackie's salary that would be found in the ledger. The main exception is that, during the interim between films, it isn't clear which production the player's salary is being charged to.

Jan. 8, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K17
Jan. 15, 1927 - 100.00
Jan. 22, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K18 (Tired Business Men)
Jan. 29, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K18
Feb. 5, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K18
Feb. 12, 1927 - 100.00
Feb. 19, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K19 (Baby Brother)
Feb. 26, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K19
Mar. 5, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K19
Mar. 12, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K19
Mar. 19, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K19
Mar. 26, 1927 - 100.00
Apr. 2, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K20 (Chicken Feed)
Apr. 9, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K20
Apr. 16, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K20
Apr. 23, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K21 (Olympic Games)
Apr. 30, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K21
May 7, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K21
May 14, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K22 (The Glorious Fourth)
May 21, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K22
May 28, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K23 (Playin' Hookey)
June 4, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K23
June 11, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K23
June 18, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G1 (Yale Vs. Harvard)
June 25, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G1
July 2, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K24 (The Smile Wins)

As distribution was shifting from Pathé to MGM, the Kid Co. transitioned into the Gang Co. During the weeks ending July 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th, the studio was closed. The datebooks indicate that Jackie wasn't paid during this stretch, but the payroll summaries indicate that he was.

Aug. 6, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. K24
Aug. 13, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G2 (The Old Wallop)
Aug. 20, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G2
Aug. 27, 1927 - 100.00
Sep. 3, 1927 &#$5; 100.00 charged to prod. G3 (Heebee Jeebees)
Sep. 10, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G3
Sep. 17, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G3 and G4 (Dog Heaven)
It isn't clear whether Jackie's salary was split in half between the two productions, or perhaps 1/3 for G3 and 2/3 for G4.
Sep. 24, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G4
Oct. 1, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G3 and G4
It isn't clear whether Jackie's salary was split 5/6 for G4 and 1/6 for G3, or 11/12 for G4 and 1/12 for G3.
Oct. 8, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G4
Oct. 15, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G4 and G5 (Spook-Spoofing)
It appears that Jackie's salary was probably split 5/12 for G4 and 7/12 for G5.
Oct. 22, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G5
Oct. 29, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G5
Nov. 5, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G4 and G6 (Rainy Days)
It appears that Jackie's salary was probably split 1/3 for G4 and 2/3 for G6.
Nov. 12, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6
Nov. 19, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6
Nov. 26, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6
Dec. 3, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6
Dec. 10, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6
Dec. 17, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6 and G7 (Edison, Marconi & Co.)
It appears that Jackie's salary was probably split 5/6 for G6 and 1/6 for G7.
Dec. 24, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6, G7 and G8 Barnum & Ringling, Inc.)
It appears that Jackie's salary was probably split 14/36 for G6, 11/36 for G7 and 11/36 for G8
Dec. 31, 1927 - 100.00 charged to prod. G6, G7 and G8
It appears that Jackie's salary was probably split 1/6 for G6, 1/6 for G7 and 4/6 for G8

With the start of 1928, we can return to the payroll ledgers for a more accurate picture of Jackie's history.

Jan. 7, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G8
Jan. 14, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G8
Jan. 21, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G9 (Fair And Muddy)
Jan. 28, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G9
Feb. 4, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G9
Feb. 11, 1928 - 100.00 - 66.67 charged to prod. G9, 33.33 charged to prod. G10 (Crazy House)
Feb. 18, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G10
Feb. 25, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G10
Mar. 3, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G11 (Growing Pains)
Mar. 10, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G11
Mar. 17, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G11
Mar. 24, 1928 - 100.00 charged to prod. G11

After this, Jackie's contract expired and he left the Our Gang series. However, he did come back for one day 5 months later.

Aug. 25, 1928 - 50.00 charged to prod. G15 (Election Day)
Jackie made $50 as a day worker on Aug. 22nd.

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My thanks to the following people for assisting with this page:
Jesse Brisson (for pointing out the H43/H53 error)