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Billy Quirk

1873 – 1926

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About Billy Quirk

Lived 1873 – 1926 (aged 53). Billy Quirk was an American actor.

William Andrew Quirk (March 27, 1873 – April 20, 1926) was an American stage and silent-film actor. He performed in more than 180 films between 1909 and 1924. Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, he died in Los Angeles, California. Gem Motion Picture Company produced a series of "Billy"-titled pictures starring Quirk.

Partial filmography

His Wife's Visitor (1909 short with Mary Pickford) - Harry Wright (credited as William A. Quirk) A Sound Sleeper (1909 short) - uncredited The Hessian Renegades (1909 short) - Hessian Pippa Passes (1909 short) - In Studio Nursing a Viper (1909 short) - Fleeing Aristocrat The Red Man's View (1909 short) - Conqueror (uncredited) In Little Italy (1909 short) - At the Ball To Save Her Soul (1909 short) Choosing a Husband (1909 short) - 2nd Bachelor The Woman from Mellon's (1910 short) - Harry Townsend The Two Brothers (1910 short) - Mexican May and December (1910 short with Mary Pickford) - June The Lucky Toothache (1910 short) How Rastus Gets His Turkey (1910 short) - Rastus Billy in Trouble (1911 short) - Billy The Burglar's Fee (1911 short) - The Burglar Hearts, Hunger, Happiness (1911 short) - Billy Father Against His Will (1911 short) - Harry Algie the Miner (1912 short) - Algie Allmore Fra Diavolo (1912 short directed by Alice Guy) - Fra Diavolo The Equine Spy (1912 short) - colored servant (in blackface) The Maverick (1912 short) - Billy Taylor The Great Scientist (1912 short) - young chemist Billy Gets Arrested (1913 short) - Billy Burglarizing Billy (1913 short) - Billy Billy's First Quarrel (1913 short) - Billy Billy's Adventure (1913 short) - Billy Billy in Armor (1913 short) - Billy Animated Weekly, no. 67 (1913) "Who's Who in Pictures: Billy Quirk" The Egyptian Mummy (1914) - Dick Graham The Arrival of Josie (1914) - Hank Josie's Coney Island Nightmare (1914) - Hank Josie's Declaration of Independence (1914 short) - Hank Romantic Josie (1914 short) - Hank Josie's Legacy (1914) - Hank Our Fairy Play (1914 short) - Willie Finley The Girl from Prosperity (1914 short) - Jim What Happened to Father? (1915) - Dawson Hale The Flirt (1916 short) - acted and directed. Intolerance (1916) - Bartender The Matinee Idol (1916 short) Excess Baggage (1917 short) - Director with Leatrice Joy. Film later adapted in 1919 as His Neglected Wife Winning an Heiress (1917 short) - Director. The Web of Life (1917) - The Valet His Day Out (1918 short) The Man Worth While (1921) - Napoleon At the Stage Door (1921) - Harold Reade My Old Kentucky Home (1922) - Loney Smith Success (1923) - Nick Walker The Glimpses of the Moon (1923) - Bob Fulmer Salomy Jane (1923) - Colonel Starbottle Broadway Broke (1923) - Joe Karger A Bride for a Knight (1923) The Dixie Handicap (1924) - A Tout

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William Andrew Quirk

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Billy Quirk?

actor (1873-1926)

When was Billy Quirk born?

Billy Quirk was born on 29 March 1873 in Jersey City.

When did Billy Quirk die?

Billy Quirk died on 20 April 1926 in Los Angeles.

What was Billy Quirk's occupation?

Billy Quirk was an actor.

What nationality was Billy Quirk?

Billy Quirk was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Billy Quirk

· Wikidata: Q2903704

· DBpedia: Billy Quirk

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