Charismatic owner of the local bordello who becomes the romantic interest of the protagonist and oversees the town's social dynamics during the treasure hunt.
A wealthy woman who has broken off three engagements at the altar and is preparing to marry Oliver Harrington. She meets George, a vision of her childhood dream man, then recognizes that firefighter Johnny matches that ideal. Victoria pursues Johnny, believing they have been in love since childhood, and ultimately leaves the wedding with him.
Barnaby's wife who drinks the rejuvenating serum and becomes a prankish schoolgirl. She impulsively calls her old flame, accidentally re-doses herself, and initially mistakes a babysitter's infant for her transformed husband before realizing the truth and renewing her marriage.
The Queen is the Prince's mother and a member of the royal family preparing for the birthday Ball. She hopes her son will meet a suitable bride and is emotionally touched when she overhears the King's encouraging conversation with him. Her relationship with the King is affectionate, as shown when she tells him that she loves him.
Fay is identified as one of the four aspiring actresses and is described as a glamour puss. The summary provides no individual subplot or substantial action for her beyond belonging to the same group as Polly, Carol, and Trixie, so her personal relationships and contribution to the production are not established.
A woman separated from her husband, Terry is selected for the jury in Ernest Craig’s murder trial. She urges the other jurors to treat the defendant as innocent until proven guilty. During the long sequestration, she gets to know fellow juror David Campbell, and the two fall in love.
A New York dress model who witnesses a Klan mob break a prisoner from jail and kill him in Rock Point. She recognizes Hank Rice among the unmasked men, initially lies under pressure from Lucy Rice and the Klan, but later resolves to expose Hank's role and survives the violent attempt to silence her.
A nightclub singer who marries botany professor Peter Morgan Jr. after a day-long courtship. She poses as a botany student to stay near her husband, navigates conflicts with his rigid family, and ultimately tests Peter's devotion by leaving town, leading to a train confrontation that saves both marriages.
Janie is a telephone operator and an imaginative daydreamer who longs to marry a wealthy man. After overhearing Dick's call, she wishes to meet him, but she also becomes involved with Tom and Harry. She declares herself engaged to all three before choosing Dick, then changes her mind when Harry kisses her.
A young woman who disguises herself as a twelve-year-old girl named Su-Su to save on train fare. She becomes entangled with a military academy, charms cadets, and secretly helps a cadet's sister manipulate her fiancé's assignment. Eventually drops her disguise, reconciles with Major Kirby, and agrees to marry him.
Ramona is Steve Gladwyn's wife and his partner on the popular radio program “Breakfast with the Glad Gladwyns.” Their affectionate on-air behavior hides their mutual dislike, while both fear losing their substantial salaries. After learning their marriage is invalid, she reconsiders their relationship alongside Steve.
Mary Marshall is a prison furlough prisoner serving a sentence for involuntary manslaughter. She meets Zachary Morgan on a train, initially hides her conviction, and spends the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Her growing love for Zachary and fear of rejection drive the central conflict before she returns to prison.
Ginger Rogers has 128 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work is anchored in the That's Entertainment Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Quick, Let's Get Married, It Had to Be You, The First Traveling Saleslady. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
