Sent from London to New York, Wade is tasked with receiving a diamond necklace for Lady Gwendolyn from the jeweler Arabin. Pete Fielding's gang tries to keep him away from Arabin's store until they can rob it. Morn Light lures him to her apartment, but warns him and is captured with him.
Stanford is Adelaide Rutherford’s nephew and heir. An associate alerts him that the circumstances surrounding her are mysterious, prompting him to investigate. He visits Mary at the Rutherford home, where she learns his identity, and he rescues her after she appeals to him. The conspirators’ scheme later brings Mary back into their hands, but the ending leaves her and Stanford able to live in peace.
Stephen is a novelist writing in a nearby shack. Accused of robbing the post office, he hides overnight in the Craig home while Meg's uncles are away. They force him to marry Meg, but the real burglar is discovered and Stephen's name is cleared. Meg comes to love him and inspires the concluding chapter of his novel.
Traveling theater actor who tries to convince Polly Ann to leave town and become an actress.
Stephen is MacMillan Forrester's younger brother, described as a young waster. After the Brat refuses his advances, he follows her and their quarrel leads to her arrest. She keeps his record secret out of respect for MacMillan, and later takes the blame when Stephen attempts to rob MacMillan's safe. Stephen eventually confesses, exonerating her.
Darrell Foss has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Signature works include Loot, Luring Lips, Held in Trust. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
