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Sun 11
Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror — Leyland Hodgson
The sleuth (Basil Rathbone) on the trail of Nazi spies and saboteurs in wartime England. Watson: Nigel Bruce. Kitty: Evelyn Ankers. Barham: Reginald Denny. Meade: Thomas Gomez. Lawford: Montagu Love. Lloyd: Henry Daniell. Suspenseful updating of a Conan Doyle story. John Rawlins directed.
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Sun 11
Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror — Leyland Hodgson
The sleuth (Basil Rathbone) on the trail of Nazi spies and saboteurs in wartime England. Watson: Nigel Bruce. Kitty: Evelyn Ankers. Barham: Reginald Denny. Meade: Thomas Gomez. Lawford: Montagu Love. Lloyd: Henry Daniell. Suspenseful updating of a Conan Doyle story. John Rawlins directed.
Air Time & Details for Leyland Hodgson, Sun 11, 4:00 pm -
Sat 17
Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror — Leyland Hodgson
The sleuth (Basil Rathbone) on the trail of Nazi spies and saboteurs in wartime England. Watson: Nigel Bruce. Kitty: Evelyn Ankers. Barham: Reginald Denny. Meade: Thomas Gomez. Lawford: Montagu Love. Lloyd: Henry Daniell. Suspenseful updating of a Conan Doyle story. John Rawlins directed.
Air Time & Details for Leyland Hodgson, Sat 17, 9:00 am
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British actor Leyland Hodgson launched his theatrical career at the advanced age of six. From 1915 to 1919, Hodgson toured the British provinces of the Orient with the Bandmann Opera Company, then retraced most of this tour as head of his own stock company. A star of the Australian stage from 1920 to 1929, Hodgson moved to Hollywood, where he made his film bow in RKO's The Case of Sergeant Grischa (1930).
Largely confined to minor roles in films, Hodgson enjoyed some prominence as a regular of Universal's Sherlock Holmes films of the 1940s. Otherwise, he contented himself with bits as butlers, military officers, hotel clerks, reporters and chauffeurs until his retirement in 1948. Either by accident or design, Leyland Hodgson was frequently teamed on screen with another busy British utilitarian player, Charles Irvin.