Bonnie Hill

Bonnie Hill was born on Nov 27, 1891 in USA. Bonnie Hill's big-screen debut came with The Amateur Adventuress directed by Henry Otto in 1919.

The Beautiful actress Bonnie Hill was born in Indiana in 1891. Began working as a model in the early 1910's. Bonnie arrived in Hollywood in 1919 appearing in small roles, making her film debut in Henry Otto's comedy 'The Amateur Adventuress' starring Emmy Wehlen at Metro Film Co in 1919, afterwards she was offered mostly character roles and the occasional support roles. She perhaps best remembered as Mazie Colben in Ray C. Smallwood's 'Billions' starring Alla Nazimova in 1920 and as the pretty neighbor in Buster Keaton's 'The Frozen North' in 1922, Bonnie was last seen on screen as Mrs. Wyman in 'The Love Gamble' starring Lillian Rich for the Banner Film Co in 1925.