She agrees to marry Jimmie, but the proposed marriage cannot proceed because she is underage.
The female protagonist who establishes a goldfish divorce pact with her husband Jimmy. She later trades the goldfish to Herman Krauss for a millionaire, becomes a wealthy widow, and is nearly engaged to the Duke of Middlesex before Krauss reunites her with Jimmy.
Richard's bride comes up with a plan to secure the money Paul and Richard need for their business: she pretends to Batiste that she is Paul's wife. She locks Richard in the bathroom while she carries out the deception, but Batiste's decision to stay for a month prolongs the scheme.
Madeleine is a rich and attractive woman who wants to make her betraying boyfriend jealous. She conspires with the Marquis to stage a public courtship and mock marriage, presenting their relationship as genuine to deceive their respective lovers. The deception ends when she and the Marquis abandon the act and genuinely fall in love.
Mabel is a novelist engaged to Gerald and the central figure in the story. Seeking ideas for her new book, she advertises for a husband and responds to promising applicants, despite Gerald's objections. When she learns of his bet about her, she answers lurid letters, and after Gerald ends their engagement, she accepts Noel's proposal.
Joan is a young woman living with her grandparents when she meets Martin Grey, her neighbor. After her grandparents scold her for secretly meeting him, she asks Martin to take her to the city and accepts his offer of marriage. In the city she attends parties and flirts with Gilbert, but a dangerous encounter with him leads her to recognize her love for Martin.
Mary Wayne is a resilient, attractive woman who is jobless and penniless in the city. After being evicted from her boarding house, she uses fabricated character references to become William Marshall's social secretary and works to improve his manners. Her story centers on her determination to overcome hardship and her eventual marriage into the Marshall fortune.
Constance Talmadge has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include The Goldfish, Vénus, Breakfast at Sunrise. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
