The younger Haynes sister and a singer who helps bring the group to Vermont. She writes the letter inviting Bob and Phil to see the sisters perform, stages a false engagement with Phil to reunite Betty and Bob, and ultimately realizes she loves Phil.
Ivy Smith is the woman featured as the monthly Miss Turnstiles and the object of Gabey's instant infatuation. She allows him to believe she is a genuine celebrity and pretends to be a native New Yorker, but leaves for her late-night work as a cooch dancer. Despite the lies, Gabey is happy when they reunite at Coney Island.
A dancer and Mike Johnson's girlfriend who is the object of Harpo's affection. She receives the diamond-filled sardine can from Harpo and takes it to Central Park. On opening night, she wears the diamond necklace on stage but removes it at Mike's request, accidentally dropping it where Faustino retrieves the real gems.
28-year-old from rural Vermont who inherits a small sum and travels to Scotland to visit her ancestral home. Initially hesitant due to a controlling grandfather, she gradually relies on Stanley Smith's help. After a misunderstanding, she briefly dates wealthy Lord James MacNairn, but ultimately rejects him when she discovers his financial motives. She returns home and accepts Stanley's marriage proposal after he tracks her down.
Burleigh's sister, a performer at a club. When drunken boxer Speed McFarlane and his bodyguard molest her after a show, Burleigh intervenes and Speed is accidentally knocked out. Susie is unhappy about Burleigh's growing arrogance, while she and Speed later become a couple.
A chorus girl cast as the new star of a struggling revue. She accidentally fuels engagement rumors, maintains the deception with encouragement from her roommate, eventually confesses the truth to Bruno upon learning about his donation, and publicly declares her love during the chaotic opening night performance.
Known as the Belle of New York for her beauty and singing, Angela leads a temperance movement and becomes Charlie's love interest. She challenges him to show he can work honestly before joining, and later insists on going through with their wedding despite his doubts. After they reunite, she and Charlie levitate and marry.
The niece of Lichtenburg's Grand Duke and Grand Duchess, she faces an arranged marriage to Prince Hugo but lacks the necessary dowry. She develops a mutual attraction to Kenneth Gibson, ultimately choosing to marry him and abdicate her royal status to secure her own happiness.
Vera-Ellen has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1945. Their work is anchored in the That's Entertainment Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Let's Be Happy, White Christmas, The Belle of New York. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
