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Arthur Hohl on TV This Week
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Sun 9
Down to the Sea in Ships — Arthur Hohl
Colorful tale of life on a New Bedford whaler, circa 1887.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Hohl, Sun 9, 6:00 am -
Tue 11
The Kennel Murder Case — Arthur Hohl
Two brothers are found dead, one in a locked room, the other in a closet. The only clues are a wounded Doberman and shattered antique vase.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Hohl, Tue 11, 2:40 am -
Wed 12
The Thin Man Goes Home — Arthur Hohl
In the fifth entry of "The Thin Man" series, Nick and Nora Charles visit his parents in his old hometown, where they get involved in international intrigue while investigating the murder of a local.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Hohl, Wed 12, 10:05 pm -
Sat 15
Sherlock Holmes in the Spider Woman — Arthur Hohl
Holmes and Watson vs. a deadly female heading a murder ring.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Hohl, Sat 15, 9:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Arthur Hohl
Gaunt stage actor Arthur Hohl began appearing in films in 1924. With his haunting eyes and demeanor of false servility, Hohl oiled his way through many a villainous or mildly larcenous role. When he showed up as Brutus in DeMille's Cleopatra (1934), there was no question that audience sympathy would automatically be directed to Julius Caesar (Warren William).
Hohl found himself a semi-regular in Hollywood's Sherlock Holmes films, beginning with his portrayal of Moriarty's flunkey Alfie Bassick in 20th Century-Fox's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939) and concluding with his performance as primary murder suspect Emile Journet in Universal's The Scarlet Claw (1944). Arthur Hohl was never creepier than as the psychotic phony butler who plans to bump off the entire Bumstead family--even Baby Dumpling and Daisy the Dog!--in Blondie Has Servant Trouble (1940).