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Fri 13
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Janus — Arthur Malet
To get a traitor in his department, West follows the clues on a sheet of music left by a murdered agent. Thorpe: Jack Carter. Jeremy: Charles Aidman. Blessing: Anthony Eisley. Montague: Arthur Malet. Myra: Gail Billings.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Malet, Fri 13, 9:00 pm -
Mon 16
Barney Miller: The Dentist — Arthur Malet
A dentist is accused of molesting patients, and a musician is hauled in for disturbing the peace. Crichton: Arthur Malet. Scofield: Jenny O'Hara. Evelyn Swofford: Estelle Omens. Barney: Hal Linden.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Malet, Mon 16, 8:30 am -
Mon 16
Barney Miller: The Dentist — Arthur Malet
A dentist is accused of molesting patients, and a musician is hauled in for disturbing the peace. Crichton: Arthur Malet. Scofield: Jenny O'Hara. Evelyn Swofford: Estelle Omens. Barney: Hal Linden.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Malet, Mon 16, 7:30 pm -
Tue 17
The Rifleman: A Sporting Chance — Arthur Malet
An Englishman arrives with a custom-made rifle---and a plan to kill Lucas.
Air Time & Details for Arthur Malet, Tue 17, 11:30 am
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Biography
About Arthur Malet
British actor Arthur Malet came into prominence in the 1960s, playing old codgers while still relatively young. As banker Dawes Jr. in Disney's Mary Poppins (1964), he shared a funny musical moment with Dick Van Dyke; later on, he appeared on Van Dyke's television show, playing a doddering hotel plumber in the memorable episode wherein Laura Petrie (Mary Tyler Moore) gets her foot stuck in a bathtub faucet. Malet went on to play a village elder in Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein (1974), and was frequently seen as butlers in both films (Heaven Can Wait) and TV (Dallas, Easy Street).
And in the otherwise ponderous Peter Pan sequel Hook (1991), Arthur Malet has a delightful scene in which, as the aged "Lost Boy" Tootles, he regains his childhood flying skills and circles merrily around Big Ben.