A minor character, likely part of the ensemble cast.
Ebenezer is the hired hand who continues working at the inn after Winnie Slade becomes its owner. He remains among the household staff while the experiments and murders unfold, and the arriving police officers eventually arrest him together with Amelia Jones as a suspect in the killings.
Businessman or civic figure whose brief appearance contributes to the urban professional atmosphere.
Bits is the bartender at the Merryland Dance Hall. He gives Jeanne a tip that Joyce's boxer friend Rocky will lose his fight, prompting her to borrow money from Billy and bet on the outcome. The tip is mistaken: Rocky intends to stay upright for all six rounds, and Jeanne loses the $500.
Criminal associate involved in the diamond theft plot.
A clown who leads the variety show entertaining the prison inmates. He is tied up by Joe Trilby, who steals his costume and makeup to facilitate his own prison escape.
A pickpocket and Eddie's friend who steals Carlyle Harrison's wallet and discovers a secret Nazi medallion inside. Frightened, Chuck gives the wallet to Eddie, drawing Cronin into the pursuit. After Harrison kidnaps the trio, Chuck frees them by taking a gun from Harrison's pocket and later escapes with Edith and evidence of the spy ring.
Underworld contact selling stolen jewelry.
Minor character with brief appearance.
Sergeant assisting in police operations.
Uncredited service staff attending to patrons in a venue.
Legal official delivering documents with minimal screen time
George McKay has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Boston Blackie Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Unknown Woman, Underground Agent, Special Inspector. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
