Alice Keller is a beautiful newcomer to town who arrives with her comical uncle, Uncle Zeke. When Gus Lynch proposes marriage, she refuses and explains that she is already engaged to John Trent, helping fuel the rivalry between the two men. The story ends with her in a romantic embrace with Trent.
The King's ward, forced into marriage with Count Thibault. She takes refuge during a snowstorm, flees with François after their accidental meeting, but surrenders when he is captured. She ultimately plans to marry François after he is freed from captivity.
A naive employee in Helen's dress shop, which is used as a front by the Collins gang. Unaware of the jewels hidden there, she nearly exposes them to investigating policemen. Chuck falls in love with her while hiding at Helen's apartment, but she is engaged to Curly, and Chuck ultimately wishes them well.
The central character, a girl of half-Indian parentage whose mother dies aboard ship. Rescued as a baby by Gale and raised without knowing her heritage, she learns the truth before marrying Meade, returns to her father, and is saved by Meade's loyalty.
Barbara is Marshall Langham's sister and is engaged to district attorney John North. Her connection to the central conflict is established when Marshall, on his deathbed, makes a final statement clearing North, whom Evelyn could otherwise clear only by exposing her husband.
The strict head of the student body who enforces college rules. She initially expels Stella and her friends from a costume party due to their revealing outfits. Later, she becomes the recipient of Helen's discovered love letter through Eva, wielding authority to threaten the students involved in forbidden relationships.
Marceline Day has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Signature works include The Cameraman, College Days, The Road to Romance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
