History of Jack Little (songwriter) in Timeline

Share: FB Share X Share Reddit Share Reddit Share
Jack Little (songwriter)

Jack Little (sometimes credited as Little Jack Little) was a British-born American composer, singer, pianist, actor, and songwriter. His songs appeared in various movies. He should not be confused with the burlesque comedian of the same name, who was significantly shorter.


5 hours ago : Dodgers Select Jack Little; Sheehan Optioned, Gonsolin to 60-Day IL.

The Los Angeles Dodgers selected Jack Little, while Emmet Sheehan was optioned. Tony Gonsolin was transferred to the 60-day injured list, signaling major roster adjustments for the team.

May 28, 1902: Alternate Birth Date

Another source indicates that Jack Little's birth date was May 28, 1902, although his actual birth date is May 30, 1899.

1928: Joined ASCAP

In 1928, Jack Little became a member of ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers).

1933: Recording Career

In 1933, Jack Little began his prolific recording career, starting with Bluebird. He then moved to Columbia and finally ARC, playing in a light society dance band style.

1937: Recording Career Continues

Jack Little continued to record prolifically through 1937 on ARC (American Record Corporation), playing in a light society dance band style, often collaborating with musical director Mitchell Ayres.

1940: Death of Thea Hellman

In 1940, Thea Hellman, who was married to Jack Little, passed away. They had two children together.

April 9, 1956: Death of Jack Little

On April 9, 1956, Jack Little, the British-born American composer, singer, pianist, actor, and songwriter, passed away.

February 8, 1960: Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Dedication

On February 8, 1960, Jack Little received a star at 6618 Hollywood Boulevard in the radio section of the Hollywood Walk of Fame.