A mobster recruited by Rex Marchbanks to frighten Kent Carter into submission. Moran sends henchmen to attack Kent under cover of darkness, but Kent retaliates by identifying them publicly from his hospital bed. Kent later proves Moran and Rex are brothers as well as associates in crime.
Cedric, the Butler, is the butler serving at the estate where Walter Craig's household lives. He is included among the people under suspicion when Nick Trayne investigates the disappearance and subsequent violence, but the plot provides no specific action, motive, or direct relationship beyond his household position.
A powerful Ivestown vigilante leader, Henry Ives's brother-in-law, and Ellen's uncle. Hoping to profit from the railroad, he seeks to buy Main Street land cheaply and uses threats to pressure East Ivestown landowners. He organizes the vigilantes, is implicated in Henry's murder, and is arrested by Toland after Toland proves he attacked Lafe Barton. Harper later shoots Toland before Toland kills him.
Nephew of deceased man, frames Ellen Roth for murder to cover crimes.
Harry discovers that the idol worshipped by the jungle voodoo tribe contains gold. He recruits treasure hunters from the United States, including Marilyn Blanchard, to pursue the treasure, but Marilyn murders him and steals his map. His discovery and death initiate the expedition that brings Ted and the treasure hunters into the jungle.
FBI Chief Rodt follows clues from counterfeit money to investigate the conspirators. An unusual paper stock points his investigators toward the German currency they use, and he orders searches of arcades and places called Willow Creek. His investigation closes in on the hidden operation, where men with badges arrive during Martin’s confrontation with Lane.
Outlaw responsible for historical murder and gold theft.
The Arresting Policeman represents the authorities who take John Dillinger into custody after his first grocery-store robbery. John is sentenced to prison for that felony, but his later escape from jail after Specs’s betrayal shows that confinement does not end his criminal activity.
Doc Barker is a thuggish outlaw whom the Stooges encounter in the Old West town. He mistakes Shemp's remark about a large vein for a reference to a valuable gold-bearing vein and plots to seize the gold. Barker holds the Arizona Kid captive, imprisons Larry after the Kid is freed, and is eventually defeated with his gang by the Stooges.
Doc Barker is a notorious outlaw who befriends the Stooges in a frontier town after mistaking Shemp's medical condition for a gold vein. He holds Nell's sisters captive, and the Stooges plot to get the cell keys. Barker consumes their incapacitating drink and later dies of heart failure during a poker game, leaving his gang to threaten the Stooges.
Norman Willis has 76 screen credits in a career dating back to 1935. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Bowery Boys Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Secret Valley, Legion of the Lawless, Outlaws of the Prairie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
