Claire Marsh is Monte's sweetheart back home and remains emotionally connected to him while he serves in the Philippines. She travels to the islands to visit him, becoming entangled in the apparent contradiction between his relationship with her and his romantic approach toward Roma, until Monte explains the truth and they reunite.
The jealous last mistress of Don Jose. Her violent actions directly cause Don Jose's death and shape the cynical worldview that defines Don Juan's early life.
The Bride is Peter Remsen's intended wife. Just before their wedding, Peter discovers her in the arms of another man, prompting him to tear up their marriage license. This betrayal is the immediate reason he leaves his former life and hires himself out to the kingdom of Luzania.
Captain Lash's steadfast waterfront sweetheart, who waits for him in Singapore. After his infatuation with Cora Nevins ends and he recognizes her deception, Lash's affections return to Babe. The summary presents her as his established romantic partner and a reassuring connection to the life he returns to.
A glamorous showgirl who has won Jack Clark's heart, but is more interested in her career than commitment. She dislikes his decision to enlist and finds patriotism old-fashioned, though she promises to wait. After Jack returns wounded and unable to pursue music, she becomes disenchanted and cruelly dismisses him.
A wealthy young widow and Ida's travel companion. She manipulates Gregory, convinces him to let her escort Ida to Europe, and intercepts and alters Ida's reconciliation message. Upon returning, she reveals her affair with Gregory and fights Ida in a flooding mine, but is ultimately spared when she begs for her life.
Bess is an old friend of Robert and is described as a vamp. When his car breaks down while he is ill, she takes him to her apartment, gives him a hot foot bath and whiskey, and Judith uses the visit as grounds for divorce. Bess later competes with Judith for Robert as the divorce deadline approaches.
A member of the Pleyden household associated with the fashionable ball that Gita attends to fulfill a promise to her dying grandmother. Mrs. Pleyden warns Gita that her behavior is becoming the subject of gossip and advises her about the attention her conduct is attracting. The story summary does not otherwise describe Polly's actions or relationship with Gita.
Jane Winton has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work is anchored in the Show Girl Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Across the Pacific, Don Juan, The Love Toy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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