The woman The Husband meets and marries. Because she misunderstands the Polish-speaking officiant’s question, she answers that he broke his window, yet the marriage proceeds. She brings The Husband into her family’s household, where her relatives’ changing attitude toward him helps drive the comic conflict.
Mrs. Ryan runs the boarding house where Johnny stays and is Norah's mother. When circumstances look most gloomy for Johnny, she intervenes and makes it possible for him to take Norah home as his wife, directly helping resolve the couple's predicament.
Mrs. Sullivan runs the New York boarding house where Rhoda takes up residence after arriving in the city alone and nearly penniless. The synopsis identifies her as Rhoda's landlady during the period when Rhoda searches unsuccessfully for work and is reduced to her last ten cents.
Amarilly's widowed mother, described as a hardworking scrubwoman. She represents the family's working-class roots and pride. While minimally featured in the plot summary, she anchors Amarilly's background and values throughout the narrative.
Jerry's mother-in-law arrives at the household as an unwelcome visitor and disrupts its peace. She identifies the armor as stolen, alerts the museum, and later decides to stay indefinitely. When Jerry attempts to hypnotize her, she calls the police; with their help, she is frightened into leaving and never returns.
Irene's mother who arrives at the fashion show, stops Irene from continuing her promenade, and takes her home. She forgives Irene after Donald's visit.
Ma Weaver is Frances's mother. She receives the store's message that Frances's vacation has been canceled, threatening the trip before Agnes intervenes. Near the end, Pa sends her out on an errand so Frances and Dave can have privacy at home.
Dixie's mother, who fears that the scandal has ruined her daughter's life.
Mrs. O'Toole is Danny O'Sullivan's landlady in San Francisco. When Doreen arrives from Ireland with her infant son, Mrs. O'Toole tells her that Danny has been killed in a car accident, revealing the news that leaves Doreen to support herself and Dinty alone.
Kate Price has 139 screen credits in a career dating back to 1910. Their work is anchored in the Show Girl Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include My Wife's Relations, Casey Jones, On the Love Line. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
