Formal butler managing household affairs at the Rittenhouse estate.
The Duke is the intended husband in Mary Ann's arranged marriage. Mary Ann tries to escape the match, but agrees to the wedding after her father is threatened. Bert falls in love with her and, after winning a bounty with Bob for capturing a local boar, is able to save her from the ill-fated marriage.
Theodora gives visiting her black sheep Uncle John as her pretext for traveling from Lynnfield to New York. In fact, her real purpose is to meet her publisher, Arthur Stevenson. The plot summary does not describe Uncle John appearing or interacting with Theodora during the visit.
Academic faculty member at Huxley College.
A minor supporting character in the theatrical production. No specific plot interactions are detailed in the summary.
Sullivan's British butler, whose presence reflects the household staff that questions the wisdom of Sullivan's plan to travel as a tramp.
Conrad is Nella's butler and accompanies her on her journey to Budapest, along with Rudig, Emma, and her fiancé. The plot summary provides no further actions or interactions for him.
Willetts is the butler at the Reitter mansion. Because he has never seen the long-absent John Clark Reitter Jr., he assumes that Barry Gilbert is the returning heir when Barry and Doc take shelter in the house. His mistake enables Barry's impersonation and drives the central deception.
Suspected spy infiltrating an aviation factory and air ambulance service. Uses his position to funnel secret information to enemy agents, creating a central conflict for the Kids and law enforcement.
Robert Greig has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Marx Brothers with 2 titles. Signature works include Cockeyed Cavaliers, The Devil-Doll, Wonderland of California. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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