Born Arthur Veary Treacher in Brighton, East Sussex, England, he was the son of a lawyer. He established a stage career after returning from World War I, and by 1928, he had come to America as part of a musical-comedy revue called Great Temptations. When his film career began in the early 1930s, Treacher was Hollywood's idea of the perfect butler, and he headlined as the famous butler Jeeves in Thank You, Jeeves! (1936) and Step Lively, Jeeves! (1937)--based on the P.G. Wodehouse character. He played a butler in numerous other films including: Personal Maid's Secret (1935), Mister Cinderella (1936), Bordertown (1935), and Curly Top (1935). By the mid 1960s, Treacher was a regular guest on The Merv Griffin Show (1962). The image of the proper Englishman served him well, and during his later years, he lent his name to a fast-food chain known as Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips.
Uncle Fred
Arthur Pinckney
Bishop Thornley
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Graves the Butler
Constable
Jeffers
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Bertie Minchin
Donkey Man (uncredited)
Andrews
Race Patron
Johnson (Uncredited)
Atkins
Epilogue
Pipps, Butler
Second Air Raid Watcher
Durante's Butler (uncredited)
Hutchins
Bevins
Gallup, Mrs. Gage's Butler
Thomas Griswold
The Duchess' Butler (uncredited)
Man with Tennis Equipment
Hotel Managing Director
Horace
Snelling
Bretherton
The Butler
Anthony Travers
Sir Evelyn Oakleigh
Butler
Latimer
Major Albert Casserly (uncredited)
Quentin, Hanley's Butler
Lord Helfer
Griggsby
Lord Knowleton
Arthur Treacher
Owen
Henderson
Self (archive footage)
Wilbur
Horse Race Announcer
Col. Baggott
Merriman
Butler
The Cheshire Cat
Benjamin O. Moffatt
Whipple
Major Warringforth
Quentin
Clarence Phelps
Pryor (uncredited)
Chumley
Nottingham
Watkins, Randolph's Butler
Agitator
Tripps
Botts
Carter
Masters
Roger Morton
Jeeves
Darby Randall
Major Ballinger
Upton Ward
Jeeves
Sir Harry
Rogers
Mortimer Wingate
Diana's suitor
Waiter
Ozzy Featherstone
Harry
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