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((Short description|American comedian and actor (1894–1971)))
((Other people|Billy Gilbert|William Gilbert (disambiguation)))
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| name              = Billy Gilbert
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| caption           = Gilbert in 1944
| birth_name        = William Gilbert Barron
| birth_date        = ((birth date|1894|09|12|mf=y))
| birth_place       = [[Louisville, Kentucky]], U.S.
| death_date        = ((death date and age|1971|09|23|1894|09|12|mf=y))
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| occupation        = ((hlist|Actor|comedian|director|writer))
| years_active      = 1929–1962
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'''William Gilbert Barron''' (September 12, 1894 – September 23, 1971), known professionally
as '''Billy Gilbert''', was an American actor and comedian. He was known for his comic [[sneeze]] routines. He appeared in over 200 feature films, short subjects and television shows beginning in 1929.

==Career==

===Early life and vaudeville career===
The child of singers with the [[Metropolitan Opera]], he was born on September 12, 1894,<ref name=":0">((cite book |last1=Ellenberger |first1=Allan R. |title=Celebrities in Los Angeles Cemeteries: A Directory |date=May 1, 2001 |publisher=McFarland |isbn=978-0-7864-0983-9 |page=227 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=8bOJCgAAQBAJ&dq=%22Billy+Gilbert%22+actor&pg=PA227 |access-date=December 30, 2022 |language=en))</ref> in a dressing room at the Hopkins Opera House in [[Louisville, Kentucky]].<ref name=lat>[http://projects.latimes.com/hollywood/star-walk/billy-gilbert/ "Billy Gilbert", Hollywood Star Walk, ''Los Angeles Times'', September 24, 1971]</ref> As a child, he lived in San Francisco, and he left school to be in a troupe of singing children. His early work included a female-impersonation act and professional boxing.<ref name="nytobit" /> Gilbert began working in [[vaudeville]] at the age of 12, and later played in burlesque on the [[Columbia Amusement Company|Columbia]] and [[Mutual Burlesque Association|Mutual]] wheels.((Citation needed |date=February 2024))

===Big break in films===
Gilbert was spotted by [[Stan Laurel]], who was in the audience of Gilbert's show ''Sensations of 1929''. Laurel went backstage to meet Gilbert and was so impressed by him he introduced him to comedy producer [[Hal Roach]]. Gilbert was employed as a gag writer, actor and director, and at the age of 35 he appeared in his first film for the [[Fox Film Corporation]] in 1929.((Citation needed |date=February 2024))

Gilbert broke into comedy short subjects with the [[Vitaphone]] studio in 1930 – he appears without billing in the [[Joe Frisco]] comedy ''The Happy Hottentots'' (restored and released on DVD). Gilbert's burly frame and gruff voice made him a good comic villain, and within the year he was working consistently for producer Roach. He appeared in support of Roach's comedy stars [[Laurel and Hardy]], [[Charley Chase]], [[Thelma Todd]], and ''[[Our Gang]]''. One of his Laurel and Hardy appearances was the [[Academy Awards|Academy Award]]-winning featurette ''[[The Music Box]]'' (1932). Gilbert generally played blustery tough guys in the Roach comedies, but could play other comic characters, from fey couturiers to pompous radio announcers to roaring drunks. Gilbert's skill at dialects prompted Roach to give him his own series:((Citation needed |date=February 2024)) big Billy Gilbert teamed with little [[Billy Bletcher]] as the Dutch-comic "Schmaltz Brothers." in offbeat musical shorts like "Rhapsody in Brew" (which Gilbert also directed). Gilbert regularly starred in Roach's short-comedy series ''The Taxi Boys'', opposite comedians [[Clyde Cook (actor)|Clyde Cook]], [[Billy Bevan]], [[Franklin Pangborn]], and finally [[Ben Blue]].

Like many other Roach contractees, Gilbert found similar work at other studios. He appears in the early comedies of the [[Three Stooges]] at [[Columbia Pictures]], as well as in [[RKO]] short subjects. These led to featured roles in full-length films, and from 1934 Gilbert became one of the screen's most familiar faces. In 1944, Billy signed with the prestigious [[William Morris Agency]], which led to starring roles and prominent supporting roles in numerous films.((Citation needed |date=February 2024))

===Feature films===
One of his standard routines had Gilbert progressively getting excited or nervous about something, and his speech would break down into facial spasms, culminating in a big, loud sneeze. He used this bit so frequently that [[Walt Disney]] thought of him immediately when casting the voice of [[Sneezy]] in ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' (1937). Gilbert and Disney would later work together again in the "Mickey and the Beanstalk" sequence in ''[[Fun and Fancy Free]]'' (1947),<ref name=lat/> with Gilbert voicing [[Willie the Giant]] in a very similar way to Sneezy. Gilbert did the sneeze routine in a memorable cameo in the Paramount comedy ''[[Million Dollar Legs (1932 film)|Million Dollar Legs]]'' (1932) starring [[W. C. Fields]], [[Jack Oakie]], Susan Fleming, and [[Ben Turpin]].

[[File:Red Skelton Billy Gilbert Red Skelton Show 1956.JPG|thumb|225px|Gilbert as Friar Tuck and Red Skelton as Robin Hood in this ''Red Skelton Show'' 1956 sketch.]]

Gilbert is prominent in most of the movies he appeared in, and he often used dialects. He appeared as "Herring" – a parody of [[Nazi]] official [[Hermann Göring]] – the minister of war in [[Charlie Chaplin]]'s ''[[The Great Dictator]]''.<ref name=lat/> He danced with [[Alice Faye]] and [[Betty Grable]] in ''[[Tin Pan Alley (film)|Tin Pan Alley]]''; he stole scenes as a dim-witted process server in the fast-paced comedy ''[[His Girl Friday]]''; playing an Italian character, he played opposite singer [[Gloria Jean]] in ''[[The Under-Pup]]'' and ''[[A Little Bit of Heaven (1940 film)|A Little Bit of Heaven]]''. He was also the soda server to [[Freddie Bartholomew]] in ''[[Captains Courageous (1937 film)|Captains Courageous]]''. He was featured in the [[John Wayne]] and [[Marlene Dietrich]] film ''[[Seven Sinners (1940 film)|Seven Sinners]]''. All of these were choice Gilbert roles, and all filmed within a single year, demonstrating how prolific and talented he was.

Gilbert seldom starred in movies but did have occasional opportunities to play leads. In 1943, he headlined a brief series of two-reel comedies for [[Columbia Pictures]]. That same year, [[Monogram Pictures]] teamed him with the urbane stage comedian [[Frank Fay (American actor)|Frank Fay]] for a comedy series; Fay left the series after the first entry. Gilbert asked his closest friend, vaudeville veteran [[Shemp Howard]], to replace him. Howard had been the original third member of the [[Three Stooges]] before leaving to pursue a solo career.

===Later years===

During the late 1940s and early 1950s, Gilbert worked on Broadway in several productions as an actor, writer and director. These include acting roles in ''[[Fanny (play)|Fanny]]'', ''[[The Chocolate Soldier]]'', and ''Gypsy Lady'', and directing roles in ''[[The Red Mill]]'' and other plays.<ref>((Cite web|title=Billy Gilbert – Broadway Cast & Staff ((!)) IBDB|url=https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-cast-staff/billy-gilbert-4542|access-date=2020-07-24|website=www.ibdb.com))</ref> In the 1950s, Billy Gilbert worked frequently in television, including a memorable pantomime sketch with [[Buster Keaton]] on ''[[You Asked for It]]''. He appeared regularly on the children's program ''[[Andy's Gang]]'' with [[Andy Devine]], and starred as the giant in the ''[[Producers' Showcase]]'' TV episode of ''Jack and the Beanstalk'' (1956), along with [[Celeste Holm]] and [[Joel Grey]] as Jack. He retired from the screen following his appearance in the feature ''[[Five Weeks in a Balloon (film)|Five Weeks in a Balloon]]'' (1962).

==Personal life==
Gilbert married actress Ella McKenzie.<ref name="nytobit">((cite news |title=Billy Gilbert, Actor, 77, Dead; Noted as Man 'With the Sneeze |url=https://www.nytimes.com/1971/09/24/archives/billy-gilbert-actor-77-dead-noted-as-man-with-the-sneeze.html |access-date=December 30, 2022 |work=The New York Times |agency=United Press International |date=September 24, 1971 |page=44|url-access=subscription))</ref> She had appeared as an [[ingenue (stock character)|ingenue]] in short-subject comedies. Fellow film comedian [[Charley Chase]] was the [[Groomsman|best man]]. In 1941, Billy and Ella adopted an 11-year-old son, Barry, who died in a 1943 shooting accident.((Citation needed |date=February 2024))

Ella Baxter McKenzie was an Ulster-Scot whose grandfather John McKenzie was a prominent member of the Orange Order in Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Her father was [[Bob McKenzie (actor)|Robert Baxter McKenzie]], who always wore an orange flower on the Twelfth of July, Orangeman's Day in Northern Ireland, in remembrance of the family background and cultural heritage. Ella's sister was film actress [[Fay McKenzie]]. The family moved to America and settled in Oregon when he was nine years old. In late 1943, Gilbert appeared with Ella in a [[USO]] show, entertaining the [[US Marines]] stationed in [[Derry]], [[Northern Ireland]]. Ella and Billy visited Ballymena in 1943; an account of their visit is reported in the ''Larne Times'' of December 9, 1943.((Citation needed |date=February 2024))

==Death==
Gilbert died on September 23, 1971, in [[North Hollywood, Los Angeles|North Hollywood]] at the age of 77, after suffering a [[stroke]].<ref name=lat/> He is buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.<ref name=":0" />

==Legacy==
For his contributions to the motion picture industry, Gilbert has a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]] at 6263 [[Hollywood Boulevard]].<ref>[http://www.walkoffame.com/billy-gilbert Billy Gilbert – Hollywood Walk of Fame]</ref>

==Selected filmography==
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* ''[[The Woman from Hell]]'' (1929) as Minor Role (uncredited)
* ''[[Noisy Neighbors]]'' (1929) as Third Son 
* ''The Happy Hottentots'' (1930, short) as Stage Manager
* ''[[Sea Legs (film)|Sea Legs]]'' (1930) as Naval Officer (uncredited)
* ''First Aid'' (1931) as Jenkins
* ''[[Chinatown After Dark]]'' (1931) as Dooley
* ''[[Shiver My Timbers]]'' (1931 [[short subject|short]]) as Sea Captain
* ''[[The Music Box]]'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as Professor Theodore von Schwarzenhoffen (uncredited)
* ''[[The Chimp (1932 film)|The Chimp]]'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as The Landlord (uncredited)
* ''[[Million Dollar Legs (1932 film)|Million Dollar Legs]]'' (1932) as Secretary of the Interior (uncredited)
* ''[[Skyscraper Souls]]'' (1932) as Second Ticket Agent (uncredited)
* ''[[Blondie of the Follies]]'' (1932) as Kinskey's Friend (uncredited)
* ''[[Pack Up Your Troubles (1932 film)|Pack Up Your Troubles]]'' (1932) as Mr. Hathaway
* ''[[County Hospital (film)|County Hospital]]'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as The Doctor
* ''The Taxi Boys - What Price Taxi'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as Cabbie
* ''The Taxi Boys - Strange Innertube'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as Cabbie
* ''The Taxi Boys - Hot Spot'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as Cabbie
* ''The Taxi Boys - Taxi for Two'' (1932 [[short subject|short]]) as Cabbie
* ''The Taxi Boys - Bring 'Em Back a Wife'' (1933 [[short subject|short]]) as Billy Gilbert
* ''The Taxi Boys - Wreckety Wrecks'' (1933 [[short subject|short]]) as Billy
* ''The Taxi Boys - Taxi Barons'' (1933 [[short subject|short]]) as Billy
* ''The Taxi Boys - Call Her Sausage'' (1933 [[short subject|short]]) as Heinie Schmaltz
* ''The Taxi Boys - The Rummy'' (1933 [[short subject|short]]) as Schmaltz
* ''[[Made on Broadway]]'' (1933) as Commissioner Jerry Allesandro (uncredited)
* ''[[The Girl in 419]]'' (1933) as Sneezing Patient (uncredited)
* ''So and Sew'' (1933 [[short subject|short]]) as Rudolpho
* ''[[This Day and Age (film)|This Day and Age]]'' (1933) as Manager of Nightclub (uncredited)
* ''[[Sons of the Desert]]'' (1933) as Mr. Rutledge (voice, uncredited)
* ''[[Cockeyed Cavaliers]]'' (1934) as Innkeeper (uncredited)
* ''[[Peck's Bad Boy (1934 film)|Peck's Bad Boy]]'' (1934) (uncredited)
* ''[[Happy Landing (1934 film)|Happy Landing]]'' (1934) as Husband (uncredited)
* ''[[Men in Black (1934 film)|Men in Black]]'' (1934, Three Stooges short) as Dangerous Patient (uncredited)
* ''[[Evelyn Prentice]]'' (1935) as First Chef (uncredited)
* ''[[Escapade (1935 film)|Escapade]]'' (1935) as Singer (uncredited)
* ''[[Mad Love (1935 film)|Mad Love]]'' (1935) as Autograph Seeker on Train (uncredited)
* ''[[Pardon My Scotch]]'' (1935, Three Stooges short) as opera singer Signor Louis Bellero Cantino (uncredited)
* ''[[Curly Top]]'' (1935) as The Cook (uncredited)
* ''[[Here Comes the Band (film)|Here Comes the Band]]'' (1935) as Oswald Carroll (uncredited)
* ''[[Hi, Gaucho!]]'' (1935) as Cappa Rosa - Del Campo's Foreman (uncredited)
* ''[[A Night at the Opera (film)|A Night at the Opera]]'' (1935) as Orchestra Member asking Fiorello not to play the piano (uncredited)
* ''[[Coronado (1935 film)|Coronado]]'' (1935) as Waiter (uncredited)
* ''[[I Dream Too Much (1935 film)|I Dream Too Much]]'' (1935) as Cook at Cafe (uncredited)
* ''[[Millions in the Air]]'' (1935) as Nikolas Popadopolis
* ''[[Dangerous Waters (1936 film)|Dangerous Waters]]'' (1936) as Carlos (uncredited)
* ''[[Sutter's Gold]]'' (1936) as Gen. Ramos (uncredited)
* ''[[Love on a Bet]]'' (1936) as New York Policeman (uncredited)
* ''[[The First Baby]]'' (1936) as Italian in Park (uncredited)
* ''[[One Rainy Afternoon]]'' (1936) as Courtroom Doorman (uncredited)
* ''[[Three of a Kind (1936 film)|Three of a Kind]]'' (1936) as The Tailor
* ''[[Early to Bed (1936 film)|Early to Bed]]'' (1936) as Burger
* ''[[Parole!]]'' (1936) as Salvatore Arriolo (uncredited)
* ''[[Poor Little Rich Girl (1936 film)|Poor Little Rich Girl]]'' (1936) as Waiter (uncredited)
* ''[[Kelly the Second]]'' (1936) as Fur trader (role deleted) (uncredited)
* ''[[The Bride Walks Out]]'' (1936) as Mr. Donovan
* ''[[The Devil-Doll]]'' (1936) as Matin's Butler (uncredited)
* ''[[Grand Jury (1936 film)|Grand Jury]]'' (1936) as Otto, Janitor (uncredited)
* ''[[My American Wife (1936 film)|My American Wife]]'' (1936) as French Chef (uncredited)
* ''[[Pepper (film)|Pepper]]'' (1936) as Man Eating Sandwich (uncredited)
* ''[[Bulldog Edition]]'' (1936) as George Poppupoppalas (uncredited)
* ''[[The Big Game (1936 film)|The Big Game]]'' (1936) as Fisher (uncredited)
* ''[[Love on the Run (1936 film)|Love on the Run]]'' (1936) as Maitre d' (uncredited)
* ''[[Night Waitress]]'' (1936) as Torre - Cafe Owner
* ''[[On the Avenue]]'' (1937) as Joe Papaloupas
* ''[[We're on the Jury]]'' (1937) as Mr. Ephraim Allen
* ''[[When You're in Love (film)|When You're in Love]]'' (1937) as Jose the Bartender (uncredited)
* ''[[Sea Devils (1937 film)|Sea Devils]]'' (1937) as Billy (policeman)
* ''[[Espionage (1937 film)|Espionage]]'' (1937) as Turk
* ''[[China Passage]]'' (1937) as Ship's Bartender
* ''[[Maytime (1937 film)|Maytime]]'' (1937) as Drunk (uncredited)
* ''[[The Man Who Found Himself]]'' (1937) as Fat Hobo
* ''[[The Outcasts of Poker Flat (1937 film)|The Outcasts of Poker Flat]]'' (1937) as Charley - the Bartender
* ''[[Captains Courageous (1937 film)|Captains Courageous]]'' (1937) as Soda Steward (uncredited)
* ''[[The Toast of New York]]'' (1937) as Photographer
* ''[[Broadway Melody of 1938]]'' (1937) as George Papaloopas
* ''[[The Firefly (1937 film)|The Firefly]]'' (1937) as Inn Keeper
* ''[[The Life of the Party (1937 film)|The Life of the Party]]'' (1937) as Dr. Molnac
* ''[[One Hundred Men and a Girl]]'' (1937) as Garage Owner
* ''[[Music for Madame]]'' (1937) as Krause
* ''[[Fight for Your Lady]]'' (1937) as Boris
* ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' (1937) as Sneezy (voice, uncredited)
* ''[[Rosalie (1937 film)|Rosalie]]'' (1937) as Oloff
* ''[[She's Got Everything (film)|She's Got Everything]]'' (1937) as Chaffee - a Creditor
* ''Once Over Lightly'' (1938 [[short subject|short]]) as Professor Dimitrius Kapouris
* ''[[Happy Landing (1938 film)|Happy Landing]]'' (1938) as Counter Man
* ''[[Maid's Night Out]]'' (1938) as Mr. Papalapoulas
* ''[[Joy of Living]]'' (1938) as Cafe Owner
* ''[[Army Girl]]'' (1938) as Cantina Pete
* ''[[Block-Heads]]'' (1938) as Mr. Gilbert
* ''[[My Lucky Star (1938 film)|My Lucky Star]]'' (1938) as Nick
* ''[[Breaking the Ice (1938 film)|Breaking the Ice]]'' (1938) as Mr. Small
* ''[[Mr. Doodle Kicks Off]]'' (1938) as Professor Minorous
* ''[[Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus]]'' (1938) as Bud Boggs
* ''[[The Girl Downstairs (film)|The Girl Downstairs]]'' (1938) as Garage Proprietor
* ''[[Forged Passport]]'' (1939) as Nick Mendoza
* ''[[Million Dollar Legs (1939 film)|Million Dollar Legs]]'' (1939) as Dick Schultz (uncredited)
* ''[[The Under-Pup]]'' (1939) as Tolio
* ''[[The Star Maker (1939 film)|The Star Maker]]'' (1939) as Steel Worker
* ''[[Rio (1939 film)|Rio]]'' (1939) as Manuelo
* ''[[Destry Rides Again]]'' (1939) as Loupgerou
* ''[[His Girl Friday]]'' (1940) as Joe Pettibone
* ''[[Sandy Is a Lady]]'' (1940) as Billy Pepino
* ''[[Women in War]]'' (1940) as Pierre, the Cobbler
* ''[[Safari (1940 film)|Safari]]'' (1940) as Mondehare
* ''[[Queen of the Mob]]'' (1940) as Mr. Reier
* ''[[Cross-Country Romance]]'' (1940) as Orestes
* ''[[Scatterbrain (film)|Scatterbrain]]'' (1940) as Hoffman
* ''[[Lucky Partners]]'' (1940) as Charles (uncredited)
* ''[[Sing, Dance, Plenty Hot]]'' (1940) as Hector
* ''[[A Little Bit of Heaven (1940 film)|A Little Bit of Heaven]]'' (1940) as Tony
* ''[[The Villain Still Pursued Her]]'' (1940) as Master of Ceremonies
* ''[[The Great Dictator]]'' (1940) as Herring
* ''[[Seven Sinners (1940 film)|Seven Sinners]]'' (1940) as Tony
* ''[[Tin Pan Alley (film)|Tin Pan Alley]]'' (1940) as Sheik
* ''[[A Night at Earl Carroll's]]'' (1940) as Machinist's Mate
* ''[[No, No, Nanette (1940 film)|No, No, Nanette]]'' (1940) as Styles
* ''[[The Great Awakening (film)|The Great Awakening]]'' (1941) as Dominic
* ''[[Reaching for the Sun]]'' (1941) as Amos
* ''[[One Night in Lisbon]]'' (1941) as Popopopoulos
* ''[[Angels with Broken Wings]]'' (1941) as Billy Wilson
* ''[[The Great Awakening (film)|New Wine]]'' (1941) as Poldi
* ''[[Week-End in Havana]]'' (1941) as Arbolado
* ''[[Song of the Islands]]'' (1942) as Palola's Father
* ''[[Valley of the Sun (film)|Valley of the Sun]]'' (1942) as Judge Homer Burnaby
* ''[[Mr. Wise Guy]]'' (1942) as Knobby
* ''[[Sleepytime Gal]]'' (1942) as Chef Popodopolis
* ''[[Arabian Nights (1942 film)|Arabian Nights]]'' (1942) as Ahmad
* ''[[Shantytown (film)|Shantytown]]'' (1943) as 'Papa' Ferrelli
* ''[[Spotlight Scandals]]'' (1943) as Himself
* ''[[Always a Bridesmaid (1943 film)|Always a Bridesmaid]]'' (1943) as Nicholas 'Nick' Neopolitan
* ''[[Crazy House (1943 film)|Crazy House]]'' (1943) as Sid Drake
* ''[[Three of a Kind (1944 film)|Three of a Kind]]'' (1944) as Billy
* ''[[Ever Since Venus]]'' (1944) as Tiny Lewis
* ''[[Three Is a Family]]'' (1944) (uncredited)
* ''[[Crazy Knights]]'' (1944) as Billy
* ''[[Trouble Chasers]]'' (1945) as Billy
* ''[[Anchors Aweigh (film)|Anchors Aweigh]]'' (1945) as Cafe Manager
* ''[[Fun and Fancy Free]]'' (1947) as Willie the Giant (voice)
* ''[[The Kissing Bandit (film)|The Kissing Bandit]]'' (1948) as General Felipe Toro
* ''[[Bride of Vengeance]]'' (1949) as Beppo (uncredited)
* ''[[Down Among the Sheltering Palms (film)|Down Among the Sheltering Palms]]'' (1953) as King Jilouili
* ''[[Paradise Alley (1962 film)|Paradise Alley]]'' (1962) as Julius Wilson
* ''[[Five Weeks in a Balloon (film)|Five Weeks in a Balloon]]'' (1962) as Sultan / Auctioneer (final film role)
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==See also==
*((Portal-inline|Biography))

==References==
((Reflist))

==Further reading==
* ((cite book |last= Maltin |first= Leonard |title= The Real Stars : Profiles and Interviews of Hollywood's Unsung Featured Players |chapter= Billy Gilbert |pages= 103–121 |date= 2015 |edition= Sixth / eBook |orig-year=First published 1969 |type= softcover |publisher= CreateSpace Independent |location= Great Britain |isbn = 978-1-5116-4485-3))

==External links==
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*[http://film.virtual-history.com/person.php?personid=4802 Literature on Billy Gilbert]

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