Government senator sent to investigate the alien object and related murders. Coordinates search efforts and attempts to send a warning to the governor via telegraph, though his message is intercepted by a possessed operator.
Henderson is the pilot left behind at the plantation after the other pilot takes off in the plane. He claims not to know anything about Austin's death, although he had been out of the cockpit when Austin was killed. Later, he is found dead in a room after a groan is heard next door.
Minor suspect or local figure involved in the murder investigation.
Leading role of the film, played by Cornelius Keefe, the first-billed star of the 1928 American mystery The Man from Headquarters. As head of the starring cast, his character is the principal figure of the story, although the available plot summary contains no further specifics about Norray's background or actions.
Simms is the crooked owner of the Blue Moon saloon in Turquoise City. After recognizing Eleanor's newspaper picture, he telegrams Scarlotti in hopes of collecting a reward, then convinces her to stay in town and tries to conceal her whereabouts. Gene arrests him for intimidating a witness.
Madalaine's first husband, Paul had long been believed dead before he turns up again in Budapest. He threatens to embarrass her current husband, Count Peter Alvinczy, by revealing that she is already married, and proceeds with a blackmail scheme. Torok later finds him dead, shot through the heart.
Cornelius Keefe has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Three Mesquiteers Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Brothers, Circumstantial Evidence, The Devil's Chaplain. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
