An aging New York City fruit vendor who is the biological mother of Louise. She maintains a false identity as a wealthy society matron to protect her daughter's upbringing.
The governor's intervention protects Annie from immediate exposure.
A sympathetic governor and entourage unexpectedly intervene, allowing Annie to maintain her charade.
Dave is a loyal customer whose superstition connects him personally to Annie.
Apple Annie is one of Dave the Dude's fruit-selling patrons, and he believes her apples bring him good luck.
Missouri supplies the practical social makeover needed for Annie's role.
Missouri helps transform Annie from a dowdy street peddler into an elegant dowager.
Happy's familiarity with Annie develops into active support.
Happy is described as one of Annie's street patrons and helps execute the arrangements supporting her charade.
Annie's false identity creates the central tension with the count.
Annie maintains the identity of Mrs. E. Worthington Manville before Count Romero and later decides to confess everything to him.
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