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Yellow Jack (1938) (MOD) "Friday the 13th" A prime example of how

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A prime example of how silent films made the transition to sound

This cropped sweatshirt features an allover print design of the phrase "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good" and includes a front drawcord

Caught Plastered (1931)

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Yellow Jack (1938) (MOD) "Friday the 13th" A prime example of howThe Spanish American War is over, but not the scourge of death. Yellow fever has killed more U. S. soldiers deployed to Cuba than battle and a medical team led by Dr. Walter Reed (Lewis Stone) is determined to defeat the microbial enemy. The secret to wiping it out may lie in the once discredited theory of a dedicated researcher (Charles Coburn): an infected mosquito. Proving it will put more lives on the line: volunteers to be bitten and treated.

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