Biography

Billie Reeves was born in 1864 in England, UK. He was an actor and writer, known for The Substitute (1915), The Club Man (1915) and And the Parrot Said...? (1915). He died on December 29, 1943 in Suffolk, England, UK.

Silent screen comedian, who started with Fred Karno's troupe in England. His brother Alf was Karno's business manager. Billie crossed the Atlantic and had several successful engagements with the 'Ziegfeld Follies' from 1908. He was signed by Lubin in 1915 for a series of comedies filmed at studios in Jacksonville, Florida. These were under the direction of Arthur D. Hotaling and with Hotaling's wife (Mae Hotely) as co-star. When Hotaling was replaced the following year, Billie returned to England to work on the stage.