Bert is the director of Josh and Dinah Barkley's musical. He believes their temperamental marital relationship is beginning to damage the show, so he works with Ezra Millar to introduce Shirlene May as Dinah's understudy. His concern helps expose the professional consequences of the couple's personal conflict.
The bartender at Pastini's restaurant who serves as a sounding board for Don's early frustrations and later listens to Hannah's emotional distress after a fight with Don.
Henchman working for Farnes who kidnaps Maisie but later turns on his employer.
Guest or associate encountered during investigations.
A lawyer for Jeffrey Gilland Sr. who discovers that the Chalotte children's parents have died. He uses that information to blackmail Johnny, demanding that he marry one of Plato's older sisters if he wants to keep the children. Plato also deceives Prudence into believing Johnny has used the children to court her.
A doctor and public health officer, Harold is courting Kathleen and is the father of Tommy. He tries with Sheriff Doolittle to drive the medicine show from town, but is appeased when Cam introduces Bill as a licensed doctor. Harold proposes to Kathleen again, and she accepts before the story's final change of course.
Mark Mont Desk Clerk is the hotel clerk Clarissa encounters when she questions the cost of her room. He offers her an even more expensive suite, but she insists on keeping her accommodation within the limits of public expense. This brief interaction highlights Clarissa's sense of responsibility to her constituents.
Frank Erickson is Joe Elliott's rival for a promotion at the firm. He initially dismisses Joe's account of the imposture, but eventually believes him and tries to warn Horace Gallagher. Gallagher instead regards him as unstable and gives the promotion to Joe, making Erickson an important source of the plot's reversal.
Professor Kennyon is connected to Tommy Marlowe's French examination and privately tells Connie Lane that he will allow Tommy to pass despite Tommy deliberately submitting answers designed to reveal his love for Connie. His decision also enables Tommy to remain eligible to play in the big football game.
Colonel Gomez arrives at the inn searching for the Kissing Bandit. He leaves for the governor's residence after being told that Belmonte and Toro are staying at the inn and are tied up. Later, while visiting Ricardo and Chico in jail, he is confused by them and ends up imprisoned in their place as they escape.
Clinton Sundberg has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently That's Entertainment Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Amazing Mr. Nordill, The Fat Man, In the Good Old Summertime. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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