Hollywood actor who gives Mem an extra role on a desert film set. He becomes romantically interested in her and later competes with Frank Claymore for her attention. He is present during the final circus set climax.
Driver operating a moving van, part of the background environment.
A Treasury agent appearing briefly in the government investigation.
Phil Talbot is an American living in the Congo and a longtime friend of Diane Cameron and her father. He invites them to invest in an expedition to retrieve ivory, but Ross suspects him of murdering Jim Jessup to discover the location of the ivory stash. Talbot tries to kill Ross, later confesses after Ross confronts and beats him, then escapes into the jungle and is killed by a lion.
Detective working alongside Chan and Flynn on the case.
Press photographer documenting events for the local newspaper.
Commander of a large airship, involved in transport or smuggling plots.
A museum director whose disappearance on a South American expedition lies at the heart of the mystery.
Officer arresting Jackie McGuire.
Uncredited officer in background scenes.
The grieving protagonist who vows to avoid emotional attachment after his wife's death. After meeting Millie, he gradually lowers his defenses, realizes his love for her, and overcomes his fear of love to rescue her from Nicholas.
John is Enoch Kidder's son and Aaron Kidder's nephew. After his father finds him in Aaron's saloon, John later discovers Ruth in the woods and befriends her despite Enoch's objections. He takes her to a mountain lodge to protect her from Aaron's plan to arrest her, and fights Aaron when he comes to take John into custody.
Frank Mayo has 216 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Brass Bancroft Series with 3 titles. Signature works include The Shadow of the East, Souls for Sale, Dr. Jim. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes