She is the Projectionist's beloved and the Sheik's romantic rival. Her family is drawn into the pocket-watch theft, but she investigates the pawn ticket, identifies the real thief at the pawn shop, and later reunites with the Projectionist after clearing his name.
A member of the Fairfax family whose interest in Donald is described as matrimonial. At a musical evening hosted by Mrs. Fairfax, Margery performs a classical dance, while Betty secretly imitates and burlesques the routine behind a curtain. Her performance sets up the moment that draws Donald's attention to Betty.
Ruth is a lovely heiress and the daughter of John D. Anthony. Michael saves her on two occasions, and the two become a couple. She dismisses her fiancé Garrett, while Michael delays declaring his love until he believes he can support her; after Garrett imprisons her father, Michael rescues him, and Ruth and Michael reunite.
An elegant socialite who is betrothed to Captain Philip and arrives with his father. Philip shows little affection toward her, but Jeannine sees the pair share a farewell kiss and is heartbroken. Her engagement to Philip creates an obstacle for Jeannine, though the plot gives her no further actions.
Janet is a young society woman whose father died by suicide amid disgrace. After Enid finds her, Janet is hired by Bruce Tilford to sing the ballads Enid plays, helping the music-store business improve. On vacation with Enid, she meets former friends at a fashionable hotel and becomes engaged to an old sweetheart.
Kathryn McGuire has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1919. Signature works include Sherlock Jr., The Navigator, Pioneer's Gold. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
