Assists Dr. Sanderson and Wilson during the assessment, participating in a confusion that leads to the wrongful detention of Veta instead of Elwood.
Volunteering bank teller who befriends Larry at the hospital. She supports him during his furlough and later reunites with him at the train station to start a relationship.
A jealous woman who confronts the couple on their honeymoon, accusing Clark of murder and financial motives. She later kidnaps Deborah and delivers her to Clark, resulting in her own death.
Ann McKnight is a schoolteacher Tony Reagan meets at a Reno casino after helping her win at the gambling table. She shares his flight to Chicago and later assists him while he is pursued by the police and the unknown murderers. Her loyalty grows into a romantic relationship, and she leaves with Tony for Reno.
A newspaper figure who, with David Glover, gives Jack Early a week on trial after he brings in a usable photograph. As Jack's fame grows, she becomes disillusioned with his conduct and tells him that David believes his actions damage journalism and will bring trouble to those around him. She later rejects Jack's excuses and asks him not to visit again.
Peggy Dow has 9 screen credits in a career dating back to 1949. Signature works include Bright Victory, Harvey, Reunion in Reno. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
