A wealthy woman who sponsors Robert and Gloria during the contest and is presented as a potential source of money and gifts for their publicity marriage.
Zoie is Alfred's wife, whose repeated lies lead him to leave home and establish an office in Boston. Fond of children, Alfred becomes the focus of Zoie's plan with Aggie: they tell him an heir has arrived, and Zoie intends to adopt a baby. When Alfred comes home before the arrangements are complete, her plan leads to a series of baby-swapping complications.
A musical comedy star whose resemblance to a robber leads James Hamilton to investigate. Her father's will drives the plot, as she uses theft to prevent her brother from giving her fortune to an adventuress. Initially rejecting James after his deception, she later reconciles with him upon learning he sacrificed himself for her benefit.
Dodo is a naive and somewhat eccentric young wife who persuades her reluctant husband, Herb, to spend their honeymoon in Florida with her three rejected suitors. Her encounters with Dr. Elliott lead to misunderstandings, though she convinces Herb she is innocent. A year later, she tries to reconcile Bobo and Angie, but ends up locked in an apartment with Bobo and must reassure Herb again.
Judge Anne B. Carroll is the divorce judge who listens as Florrie and Chet recount the history of their marriage. She attempts to determine whether their love has ended by hearing about their losses, arguments, and family problems. Talking everything through with her helps the couple realize that they never truly wanted a divorce.
Grace is a bank teller who is held hostage during the second robbery attempt by Max and Gus. The robbery goes wrong when the vault cannot be opened until morning because it is on a timer, adding to the pair's predicament. Her role in the events is as the teller caught up in their desperate and increasingly chaotic crime.
A mail-order bride who marries Ned. She is an excellent cook and actively participates in the conflict, confronting the ranchers with a rifle. She manages to kill Bart before being fatally shot by Sampson.
Molly Townsend is on the eve of marrying Luis Riccardi, but she truly loves John Locke and follows him aboard a steamship bound for Rio. After John is thrown overboard, she is left in danger among the crew. John and her mother rescue her, and the revelation of Luis's true character allows her and John to be happy together.
Sylvia is a typist in producer Townsend's office who wants to prove she has acting ability. At a society party, she poses as Mrs. Brown, the widow of a war hero, and begins falling for Don Meredith. After fleeing the party, she steals important documents from Ramon Gonzales and returns to her apartment, where Ramon tracks her down before Don arrives to save her.
Madge Kennedy has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Signature works include Baby Mine, Bad Company, The Purple Highway. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
