Jimmy is Tom Logan's half-witted brother. After Paul is killed, Jimmy runs to the village and spreads the news that Tom has killed their father. His report helps set the events leading to Tom's conviction and life sentence in motion.
Sid Sawyer is Tom Sawyer's goody-goody half-brother. He destroys the sugar bowl, but Aunt Polly blames Tom for the damage, adding to Tom's frustration and helping motivate his decision to run away. His role is brief but directly affects Tom's departure.
Known as the little minister, Gavin intervenes on behalf of the weavers after they burn a factory and clashes with Thomas, the riot leader and Kirk elder. He helps the weavers escape, protects Babbie while unaware at first that she has tricked him, and later pleads with Lord Rintoul for her release. He loves Babbie and refuses the elders' demand that he leave Thrums.
Arthur is Frank's brother and an automobile mechanic, and he is also in love with Hallie. At Frank's request, he asks Bertha to dance, prompting her to fall in love with him. Later, he explains to Frank that Hallie sent Yost away, correcting Frank's mistaken suspicion and helping the couple reconcile.
The younger Heath brother, described as slightly built and much petted, who attends college. He is part of the impoverished Heath family supported by Dave.
The blacksmith's son who, as a youth, is dared by Anson to climb a tree. He falls and suffers a permanent crippling injury.
A British captain and suitor to Cora, whose jealousy is stirred by her admiration for Uncas. During the siege of Fort William Henry, he informs the opposing commander that the fort's rampart guns are nonfunctional, helping force Col. Munro to surrender.
Henry McIntosh is Leonora's disappointed sweetheart. He travels on the steamer to Mexico alongside Leonora and her father while she is on her way to marry Mr. Johnson through a mail arrangement. His presence among the travelers adds to the complications surrounding Leonora's planned marriage and the group’s arrival at the oil wells.
George Hackathorne has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Signature works include Sally's Shoulders, The Cabaret Kid, Wandering Fires. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
