Marian's mother who, despite her daughter mistrust of Hill, becomes an admirer of his charm and influence over the town families.
Aunt Hattie supports the ranch's hopes of financial recovery by winning money at Jack Pomeroy's gambling club after Gene disables the rigged roulette mechanisms. She later bets everything she has on Gene in the final stagecoach race and wins. She is romantically involved with Frog, and the two are free to marry when Pomeroy is arrested.
Co-owner of the fitness salon alongside Helen. She comes from a working-class background and is in a relationship with reporter Terry Kent.
The girlfriend of theatrical agent Otis Hooper. She accompanies him to the restaurant and later attends Sally's performance at the Elm Tree Inn, serving as a supporting presence during key scenes.
Goldie is a fellow female inmate who escapes prison with Mary after Mary has served three years. Mary does not know that Goldie is cooperating with the police, who intend to use Mary to draw Babe out of hiding. Goldie shares a small apartment with Mary, and Babe's accomplice Spike comes there looking for Mary.
Mattie is Polly's friend and offers her moral support when the studio executive refuses to hire Polly for the chorus. She accompanies Polly after Blossom's announcement that she married Danny, and the two leave the engagement party heartbroken. Mattie's actions in the story show her support for Polly during both the initial setback and the painful disruption to Polly's relationship with Danny.
Pert Kelton has 33 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Signature works include Their Wives' Vacation, Sing and Like It, The Albany Branch. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
