The Second Tramp is identified as one of the tramps camping near Daisy’s farmhouse. He belongs to the group that learns about the money from the note, returns to the house, and breaks in after the payment has been delivered. The tramps threaten Daisy and force her to show where the money is hidden before the station agent and railroad workers arrive.
Brief uncredited appearance as a religious figure in a 1933 satirical comedy.
A miner traveling across the desert with his wife, his wife's sister, and another woman after a massacre at their camp. Injured and clinging to the mule carrying their supplies, he tries to embrace the other woman, who resists. He dies while trying to separate her from his attacking wife, leaving the survivors to continue without him.
The proprietor's son steals money and then frames Ruth by planting it in a bundle of clothing she has repaired, pretending to discover it there. His deception leads Ruth to flee and prompts the victim to send for a policeman.
A former criminal living with his wife and baby while under police espionage, Joe refuses Norris's offer of a job. Norris frames him for robbing his employers, sending him to prison. Years later, Joe becomes a butler in the Norton home, recognizes his grown daughter, and exposes Dick Ross as the thief, proving his honesty and reuniting with her.
A Union soldier and the central figure of the story, he initially proves cowardly: he hides from the fighting, abandons a mission, and flees. When the second ammunition wagon's drivers are shot, he overcomes his fear, drives it to the Union forces, and delivers the ammunition that helps secure victory. He is the sweetheart's beau, and they embrace after the battle.
The young fiancé of the Secretary's daughter. He is mistakenly suspected and framed for the theft of an important diplomatic document planted by the butler, but is eventually exonerated and granted the father's blessing.
Principal cast member in the 1913 Western drama film.
Dave is a bookkeeper who loves Grace but is rejected by her in favor of Howard. Overwork causes him to go blind, yet he gives his treatment money to save Grace's sight. Later, he struggles to sell brooms while blind, until Grace recognizes his sacrifice and takes him into her home.
Played by Charles West, the third actor credited as starring in the film. The character has no personal name in the cast list, being designated simply as No. 1, the first among the five numbered characters in the film. The available plot summary does not specify his exact function in the mystery.
One of Egan's lieutenants, McManus helps carry out the plan to abduct Bradford after his release. He initially distrusts Marian's call and refuses to act until the familiar tune signals that the order is genuine. He then brings Bradford to treat the wounded Egan and witnesses Egan's confession.
Charles West has 184 screen credits in a career dating back to 1909. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Marx Brothers with 1 titles. Signature works include Her Convert, I Was Meant for You, The Female of the Species. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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