Jack Chefe TV Schedule
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Jack Chefe on TV This Week
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Sun 2
Royal Wedding — Jack Chefe
A sibling dance team is booked to play London at the time of Queen Elizabeth II's marriage. The musical is famous for a pair of Fred Astaire solos, one a duet with a coat rack, the other a tap dance across a ceiling.
Air Time & Details for Jack Chefe, Sun 2, 3:00 am -
Tue 4
To Catch a Thief — Jack Chefe
A retired jewel thief will be arrested unless he can trap the copycat burglar who has taken up serial-stealing on the French Riviera.
Air Time & Details for Jack Chefe, Tue 4, 3:30 pm -
Thu 6
In a Lonely Place — Jack Chefe
Taut film-noir thriller stars Humphrey Bogart as a faded Hollywood screenwriter who becomes implicated in the brutal murder of a nightclub hatcheck girl, and gets involved with the would-be starlet who provides him with an alibi.
Air Time & Details for Jack Chefe, Thu 6, 11:00 am -
Fri 7
Seven Thieves — Jack Chefe
Yarn about a plan to rob the Monte Carlo casino. Edward G. Robinson, Rod Steiger, Joan Collins, Eli Wallach. Le May: Alexander Scourby. Louis: Michael Dante. Baumer: Berry Kroeger. Director: Sebastian Cabot. Henry Hathaway directed.
Air Time & Details for Jack Chefe, Fri 7, 10:40 am -
Sat 8
To Catch a Thief — Jack Chefe
A retired jewel thief will be arrested unless he can trap the copycat burglar who has taken up serial-stealing on the French Riviera.
Air Time & Details for Jack Chefe, Sat 8, 3:05 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Jack Chefe
A mustachioed supporting player from Russia, Jack Chefe (sometimes credited as Chefé) played exactly what he looked and sounded like: headwaiters. That was also his occupation when not appearing in films, of which he did literally hundreds between 1932 and 1959, serving such stars as Carole Lombard (My Man Godfrey, 1936), Jeanette MacDonald (Bitter Sweet, 1940), Bob Hope (My Favorite Brunette, 1947), and even Dick Tracy (in the 1945 RKO feature film). Once in a while, Chefe managed to escape typecasting, playing one of the legionnaires in Laurel and Hardy's Flying Deuces (1939) and a croupier in The Big Sleep (1946).