Helen Brent's fiancé who cancels their engagement after suspecting she has fallen for another man. His decision leaves Helen unable to pay the detective's bribe, triggering a chain of desperate actions that escalate the plot toward its violent conclusion.
Journalist covering Boys Town events and Father Flanagan's humanitarian mission.
Martin is Susan Lawrence's brother and a professor. Louise Menard is seeing him, connecting him to Susan's close circle as the college community is shaken by the murders. The summary does not give him a specific role in the investigation or the revue.
The manager of the show, Tom mistakes Jill for a chorus girl and, impressed by her dancing, offers her the closing act over Billie Randall. When he learns Jill concealed her identity, he becomes angry. Joan later asks him to keep searching for Jill so she can return to the show.
An endocrinologist unhappily married to June. He initially funds mysterious old woman Malla's trip to Africa under promises of eternal youth secrets. During the Nando tribe ceremony, he realizes he was merely brought along as a disposable test subject, prompting him to flee into the jungle alongside June.
Tommy is Roberta's husband and is reported missing in action while she is dealing with the squadron's crisis. He later returns home safely, and his reunion with Roberta takes place as the squadron prepares to leave on its Pacific ferry mission.
Ben is Pat's boyfriend in Iowa and the person who faked the airplane photograph that helped her get hired by Flick. He follows her to New York, reluctantly pretends to be her brother, and persuades Larry to give him a job. Larry sends him on an assignment aboard a ship bound for Russia; after he is presumed lost in a torpedoing, Ben returns and reveals he survived on a raft and married another woman.
Church organist whose brain is transplanted into a gorilla for revenge.
Aviation professional, facilitates air travel
A minor character in the story involving Kildare and the neighborhood dispensary.
The announcer who guides the pageant or related public proceedings for the audience.
Uncredited background character appearing in a specific episode. Limited narrative impact.
Phillip Terry has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Dr. Kildare Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Gangs Of The City, The Lost Weekend, Pan-Americana. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
