Billie Seward, born Rita Ann Seward (Philadelphia, October 23, 1912 – Los Angeles, March 12, 1982), was an American actress. Active primarily in the 1930s, her career received a significant boost when she was selected as one of the 1934 WAMPAS Baby Stars, a prestigious recognition for promising young actresses. After starting her career on Broadway, she moved to Hollywood, signed a contract with Columbia Pictures, and became a regular feature in numerous B-movies. Her filmography spans various genres, with a notable presence in Westerns, often alongside stars such as Buck Jones. Her credits include roles in *Air Hawks* (1935), *One Crowded Night* (1940), and appearances in several Three Stooges short films, such as *Ants in the Pantry* (1936). Despite a busy career as a reliable supporting actress, her film career ended in the early 1940s, after which she retired from acting.