Personal groomer for the dictator.
Citizen reporting a disturbance.
Attendee at party or social gathering.
This uncredited Policeman is supported only by the film's general police activity: law enforcement is failing to control Easy Street, assigns The Derelict to the beat, and handles The Bully after his defeat. No separate action or personal relationship is identified in the plot summary.
Another guard who is also in love with Carmen. He confronts Darn Hosiery at the inn, leading to his death, which forces Darn into hiding.
An uncredited jeweller appearing briefly.
Hotel staff managing reservations in Chicago location.
Slim rival suitor competing for Sweedie's affection
Owns the shop that advertises for a strong brave man to bomb the competitor. Hires the Kid but the bomb accidentally explodes in his rear room.
Dolly's father who works at the station ticket office. He is accidentally struck in the face by a cake thrown by Harold during a chaotic altercation, after which he departs with his daughter and leaves The Hobo in charge.
Employer and head of the Rich household
Max is a French marquis in Paris who marries Claire Marsh before their marriage ends in divorce. The divorce costs Claire's father, Julian Marsh, a small fortune, making Max's marriage to Claire an important part of her backstory.
Leo White has 320 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Sweedie Collection with 17 titles. Signature works include One Night Only, In the Park, The Fable of the Syndicate Lover. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 11 universes
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