Mrs. Davis — The Time, the Place and the Girl Character Profile

About Mrs. Davis

One of the wealthy socialites at a Long Island party who flirts with Jim Crane. She later becomes an early victim of the fraudulent bond scheme orchestrated by Pete Ward, purchasing worthless stock under Jim's sales pitch.

Character Facts

Played by

Vivien Oakland

Appears in

The Time, the Place and the Girl (1929)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (3)

• Mrs. Davis — Conflict Victim Of Fraud — Jim Crane (Grant Withers)

  Mrs. Davis is financially harmed by Jim's misguided bond sales.

• Mrs. Davis — Narrative Concerned Observer — Mae Ellis (Gertrude Olmstead)

  Mae monitors the situation, worried about the impact on Jim's female clients.

• Mrs. Davis — Social Fellow Client — Doris Ward (Betty Compson)

  Doris and the other women share a social circle that intersects with Jim's sales targets.

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More characters from The Time, the Place and the Girl

• Jim Crane (Grant Withers)
• Doris Ward (Betty Compson)
• Mae Ellis (Gertrude Olmstead)
• The Professor (James Kirkwood)
• Mrs. Winters (Gretchen Hartman)
• Bert Holmes (Bert Roach)
• Pete Ward (John Davidson)
• Mrs. Parks (Irene Haisman)
• Radio Announcer (Gerald King)