Jacquie Lyn  Jacquie Lyn (born Jaquelyn Dufton; 3 September 1928 – 21 March 2002) was a British-born American child actress, who had a brief yet notable career in motion pictures. Lyn was born in London, England. After making her debut appearance in the 1931 Fox Film Corporation film "Wicked", Lyn was cast by producer Hal Roach in his "Our Gang" comedies. Lyn was featured prominently in two 1932 "Our Gang" shorts, "Free Wheeling" ("Spanky, don't you think we are riding rather fast?") and "Birthday Blues". She also appeared in a significant supporting role in Laurel and Hardy's 1932 feature film "Pack Up Your Troubles", the role for which she is best remembered. Lyn's short career at Hal Roach Studios ended when her stepfather demanded more money for her services. She grew up, married, changed her name to Jacquelyn Woll, and was not heard from until the early 1990s. Woll's son had purchased a "Laurel & Hardy" videotape for her; the tape was introduced by Stan Laurel's daughter Lois, who related that Laurel & Hardy fans worldwide were searching for the whereabouts of Jacquie Lyn. Woll contacted The Sons of the Desert, the official Laurel & Hardy fanclub, and was reintroduced to the public, becoming an honorary member of the organization. Woll died of natural causes on 21 March 2002 in Granada Hills, California, aged 73.