How to call a JavaScript in Photoshop?

Hello,
I created 3 simple scripts (converted PS Actions to JavaScript) as a test:   Script1.jsx,  Script2.jsx,  Script3.jsx
How would I go about creating another  JavaScript that runs these three JavaScript consecutively (while in photoshop)
..I can create a simple PS Action of opening the three scripts (which works)..  but  when I convert this back to a Javascript, I receive an error.
My goal is for the ability to create a JavaScript that can call the three scripts.
ie:
call Script1.jsx
call Script2.jsx
call Script3.jsx
  Can this be done?
Thanks for any help
Jeff

Thanks, Paul.
Worked!...  with a slight modification.
Received errors until I added a backslash at the end of the SCRIPTS_FOLDER path, and removed the backslash  from the FILE  name begining.
var SCRIPTS_FOLDER =  "/z/ANIMATION/Max_Renders/FaceLevels/ActionsScripts/";
var Script1 = File(SCRIPTS_FOLDER + "Script1.jsx");
var Script2 = File(SCRIPTS_FOLDER + "Script2.jsx");
var Script3 = File(SCRIPTS_FOLDER + "Script3.jsx");
$.evalFile (Script1);
$.evalFile (Script2);
$.evalFile (Script3);
Thanks allot!
Jeff

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