Sixty-four years ago today, on May 13, 1961 (March 29, 1961), American actor Jarley Cooper passed away. On May 13, 1961, Hollywood actor Jarley Cooper, who did not want to make a public appearance, died of cancer in Los Angeles at the age of 60. Cooper won two Academy Awards, one for his role as York in "Captain York" (1941), and another 18 years later for his role as the besieged sheriff in "High Moon." He never considered himself to be actor material, refusing to play Shakespeare's plays, saying he looked stupid in tight clothes. Born in Montana, Cooper was a trader in 1925 when friends told him that Hollywood was looking for someone who could ride horses. The fledgling Western movie star Cooper was a slutty. He fell in love with Ruber Willies, Clara Bao and other actresses. In 1934 he married a courtesan. Both the marriage and his later career were happy. Cooper started his career as an actor in Best Western, Battlefield Bells