Judy Montgomery is Jim Montgomery's little daughter and a passenger on the Arctic Queen during the opening journey. She witnesses her father's murder when the thieves seize the steamer, making his death the personal tragedy that launches the later R.C.M.P. pursuit of the gang and its stolen cargo.
Judy is Isabel and Stan's young daughter. After Stan gains custody in the divorce, Fay eventually allows Isabel to take her for a visit. Phil uses Judy as security for his debts, and the gangsters hold her for ransom; Isabel's final act alerts police to Judy's whereabouts, and she is rescued.
Lorna Herrick is a tomboy and the daughter of the District Attorney. She discovers Danny while he is swimming, then is kidnapped to influence a gangster’s indictment; Danny is taken as well. Shep tracks the children down, and the Sheriff follows Carter as the adults work together to rescue them. The judge later selects her family as Danny’s new home.
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A little girl who runs away from an orphanage because she believes her father is somewhere out there. When Nails pretends she is his daughter to a police officer, Janet plays along. Madge treats her as a source of good luck, and the orphanage later seeks to regain custody; Janet's future becomes the focus of Nails and Madge's marriage and court case.
Janet Chapman has 10 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work is anchored in the Dr. Kildare Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Those Good Old Days, On Trial, Heart of the North. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
