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Sun 27
Sherlock Holmes in the House of Fear — Wilson Benge
Members of a unique club are being murdered. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate.
Air Time & Details for Wilson Benge, Sun 27, 4:00 am -
Sun 27
Sherlock Holmes in the House of Fear — Wilson Benge
Members of a unique club are being murdered. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate.
Air Time & Details for Wilson Benge, Sun 27, 4:00 pm -
Wed 30
Royal Wedding — Wilson Benge
A sibling dance team is booked to play London at the time of Queen Elizabeth II's marriage. The musical is famous for a pair of Fred Astaire solos, one a duet with a coat rack, the other a tap dance across a ceiling.
Air Time & Details for Wilson Benge, Wed 30, 8:00 pm -
Thu 1
Royal Wedding — Wilson Benge
A sibling dance team is booked to play London at the time of Queen Elizabeth II's marriage. The musical is famous for a pair of Fred Astaire solos, one a duet with a coat rack, the other a tap dance across a ceiling.
Air Time & Details for Wilson Benge, Thu 1, 4:00 am
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British stage actor and producer Wilson Benge inaugurated his Hollywood career in 1922. From 1925's Lady Windemere's Fan onward, the slight, balding Benge was typecast in butler and valet roles. He played Ronald Colman's faithful retainer Denny in 1929's Bulldog Drummond, performed virtually the same function for Colman as Barraclough the valet in Raffles (1930), and portrayed Brassett in the 1931 version of Charley's Aunt, among many others.
His "domestic" career extended to such two-reelers as Laurel and Hardy's Scram (1932). One of Benge's few non-servant roles was supposed murder victim Guy Davies in the 1945 Sherlock Holmes entry The House of Fear. He remained active in films until 1951, essaying still another manservant role in Royal Wedding (1951).
Wilson Benge was married to actress Sarah L. Benge, who preceded him in death by one year.