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William Andrew 'Billy' 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. Gem Motion Picture Company produced a series of "Billy"-titled pictures starring Quirk. [biography (excerpted) from Wikipedia]
as A Tout
as Joe Karger
as Bob Fulmer
as Nick Walker
as Loney Smith
as Harold Reade
as Napoleon
as Feminine Customer
as The Valet
as Bartender
as Billy
as Bertie
as Benvenuto Torrini
as Billy
as Billy
as Mr. Greene
as Bobby Scrawn
as Billy
as Bobby Tucker
as Billy
as Billy
as Billy
as Dick Graham
as John
as Percival
as Reggie
as Jack Trent
as Willie Finley
as Billy Haines - the Chauffeur
as Billy
as Bob Burns
as Billy
as Chinese Laundryman
as Billy - Evelyn's Sweetheart
as Dr. Brown
as Harry
as The Office Boy
as A Colored Servant
as Bill Burke - a Burglar
as Billy - the Youngest Son
as Fra Diavolo
as The College Boy
as The Kind Boy
as The Gang Leader
as Billy - the Motor-Maniac
as Billy
as Billy
as Billy - the Detective
as Billy
as Billy - the Traveler
as Billy Doolittle
as Algie Allmore
as Mr. Jay Poole
as Frank's Friend
as Billy
as Federico
as A Son of Erin
as Cowboy
as Kid Pirate of Bogota
as Rastus
as Augustus Slip
as Muggsy
as Man at the Party
as Tom
as Muggsy
as A rival Sweetheart
as June
as Monsieur Borni
as Mexican
as Harry
as George
as Neighbor
as Conductor
as Harry Townsend
as Bank Teller
as Harry
as Conqueror
as At the Ball
as Townsman
as Mercedes Suitor, Frank
as Suitor
as Fleeing Aristocrat
as Harry
as An Admirer
as First Couple / Fisherman
as One of Howard's Pals
as In Studio
as Outside Company Office
as Bud (as William A. Quirk)
as Hessian
as In Boarding House
as Sunbather
as Tom Wright, Zeke's Nephew
as Harry Wright
as Harry
as A Drunk
as Frank
as Kittie's Fiance
as The Barber / A Member of the Court
as In Pawnshop / Party Guest
as American Soldier
as At Party
