Senator Crocker Jarmon is a popular Republican who has served three terms as a California senator. He is the established opponent Bill McKay is recruited to challenge in an initially unwinnable race. Confident enough to propose a debate when leading in the polls, he ultimately loses the election after McKay gains support across the state.
Phyllis's fiancé and a barrister. After a detective is murdered following a visit to the mansion, Barry launches his own investigation into the park killings and the Allenby estate. He ultimately uncovers Aunt Martha's scheme, arrives at the house as the truth is revealed, and comforts a traumatized Phyllis.
The owner of a coal mine where the story's events take place during the 1950 Christmas season.
George is a former governor of Massachusetts who heads Lizzie’s defense team. Retained with money from her share of Andrew’s estate, he represents the substantial legal effort that helps Lizzie challenge the prosecution and survive the case against her.
A resident who hears reports that women have been dressing up during the day and that Adam has been entertaining women, Thomas investigates what is happening. His concern is part of the neighborhood's growing suspicion and gossip about Adam's presence and attention to the residents.
Supporting character in the western sequel, part of the California adventure.
Supporting character in Gidget Goes to Rome, part of the Rome travel group.
A Sioux warrior accompanying War Bonnet despite harboring personal animosity toward him. He deserts during the mission to rescue Luta and is later killed by Yellow Dog after attempting to assassinate War Bonnet on the return journey.
Mr. Upson is Gloria Upson's father and a representative of the family whose values Mame Dennis rejects. He and Mrs. Upson ask Mame to help secure neighboring property for Patrick as an adult and Gloria, but leave angrily when Mame reveals her plan for a home for unmarried mothers.
Mr. Latham is Peter Latham’s father and remains aloof from the company associated with Peter’s family. Before Peter’s planned marriage to Ann Stanley, he deliberately raises doubts by suggesting that Peter may eventually tire of an older wife. Peter later confronts him and criticizes the instability of his own marriage.
Dick Baldwin is a mystery writer and a neighbor who rescues Dr. Lynne Harper after her car breaks down in the swamp, then accompanies her to Kurt Ingston's estate. He helps investigate the murders, confronts Kurt Ingston, and struggles with him during the final confrontation while trying to protect Dr. Lynne Harper.
Lawrence Nolan is a wealthy local newspaper publisher and Gary's father. After accusing Connie Brooks of incompetence over Gary's poor performance, he hires her to tutor his son and agrees to spend more time with him. As Gary improves, Lawrence begins to court Connie and later supports Conklin's campaign in his newspaper.
Don Porter has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1939. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Gidget Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include She-Wolf of London, The Norliss Tapes, The Candidate. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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