A resident of the ghetto facing persecution in The Great Dictator.
The neighbor and father of the young man. He plans a reconciliation dinner, later discovers the accidental cooking of the prize bird, chases the evidence, and runs away after a scuffle.
Shorty is the chef at Coffee Dan's, where Waffles works as a waitress. While believing herself to be an heiress, Waffles plans to buy the diner for him. After the real heiress appears and Waffles returns to her original life, she receives a reward and uses the money to buy the diner for Shorty.
Max Ginsburg is Timothy Kelly's business partner and former junk dealer. Together they invest in copper stock, lose their apparent fortune when it falls, and return to dealing in rags and junk. He helps take in Mary Riley, and his past connection with Nathan's Mother becomes important.
Old Levi is the proprietor of the shop where Mamie Rose works as a mender. The review identifies him in connection with Mamie's workplace but gives no further actions or relationship details, so his role in the events beyond providing that setting is not established.
Abram Isaacs is a Jewish resident of the Craigen Street neighborhood and the longtime adversary of Pat O'Shaughnessy. Amy uses good-natured trickery to end their years-long feud. His reconciliation with Pat is one example of Amy's increasing involvement in the neighborhood and her ability to foster better relations among its residents.
Max Davidson has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work is anchored in the Charlie Chaplin Classic Films universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Boy Friend, Should Women Drive?, Came the Dawn. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
