Bob Rawlston — Maisie Was a Lady Character Profile

About Bob Rawlston

Wealthy but irresponsible drunkard who falls in love with Maisie and overcomes his flaws.

Bob Rawlston — Character Profile

Alignment

Hero

Species

Human

Abilities

Wealthy patron, Driving, Romantic pursuit, Personal redemption

• Strength: 5/10
• Intelligence: 6/10
• Charisma: 7/10
• Morality: 6/10
• Influence: 7/10

Character Facts

Played by

Lew Ayres

Appears in

Maisie Was a Lady (1941)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (2)

• Bob Rawlston — Conflict Indirect Rival — Link Phillips (Edward Ashley)

  Both men are connected to Maisie, creating an unspoken competitive dynamic.

• Bob Rawlston — Alliance Social Ally — Diana Webley (Joan Perry)

  Diana's exposure of Link indirectly clears the social path for Bob's genuine connections.

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• Maisie Ravier (Ann Sothern)
• Abby Rawlston (Maureen O'Sullivan)
• Al Walpole (C. Aubrey Smith)
• Diana Webley (Joan Perry)
• Cap Rawlston (Paul Cavanagh)
• Georgie Porgie (Uncredited) (Hans Conried)
• Boy's Mother at Carnival (Uncredited) (Margaret Bert)
• Judge Thatcher (Uncredited) (Will Wright)
• Nurse (Uncredited) (Barbara Bedford)
• Link Phillips (Edward Ashley)
• Dr. Stephen W. Fredericks (Uncredited) (Howard Hickman)
• Curly the Bearded Lady (Uncredited) (Jody Gilbert)