The wealthy, middle-aged suitor who purchases Elsie Dodge's hand to solve her family's financial woes. He is arrogant, forbids Ned from approaching the ladies, and secretly maintains three other wives. After being kidnapped and left dangling off a cliff by his outlaws, he is coerced into writing a note clearing James Brown's name before being spared by Ned.
Blanchette's wealthy lover, Chabin initially refuses to let her pose for Etienne and accompanies her to an Apache club. He later finds Blanchette with Auchat and fights him. When he sees Blanchette happy with Etienne, he tells the police that he killed Auchat, shielding her from responsibility.
Gaston Calmette is the editor of Le Figaro. He introduces Henriette to Joseph Caillaux, bringing the two central figures together and setting their relationship in motion. The plot later identifies Le Figaro as the newspaper to which information about Caillaux's proposed separate peace is leaked, though it does not state that Calmette is the person who leaks it.
Eugene Ormonde has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include The Light, Slander, The Morals of Marcus. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
