Glen Nester is the fine young man who competes with a Broadway wolf for Irene's affection. Irene ultimately marries him, but their happiness ends when their honeymoon automobile is hit by a train, making their deaths a decisive influence on Mary's final rejection of Broadway.
Lucien is a poor artist who loves Ginette. Their relationship is opposed by his father, but Ginette remains devoted to him and rejects the affection of other men. After the complications involving Leon and Maraval are resolved, Lucien and Ginette reunite and are able to be together.
Renaud Graham is a friend of Mrs. Rutledge who becomes interested in Ruth. He forces his way into Ruth's apartment and attempts to make violent love to her. Jimmy arrives during their embrace, misinterprets what he sees, and leaves Ruth, making Renaud's actions a turning point in the marriage.
Douglas Gilmore has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 1925. Signature works include A Kiss in a Taxi, Desert Vengeance, Cameo Kirby. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
