Presides over the families court dispute, rules against family interference, and pronounces The Boy and The Girl husband and wife after they slide into his coal cellar.
Old Charley Kale is the father involved in the frantic search for Anne's money, which has been hidden inside a pillow donated to a charity bazaar. During the chaos at the cleaning establishment, he falls into a starch tank, becomes covered with feathers, and is disguised as a huge chicken before being chased and rescued.
Uncle Todd is Billy's uncle, whose arrival in the city complicates the plan involving Billy and Mabel. His arrival also changes Aunt Emma's attention: she becomes very fond of him. By the end, Uncle Todd pairs up with Aunt Emma as the misunderstandings are resolved.
Grandpa is Christopher Skinner's wealthy grandfather and the source of Christopher's allowance. He threatens to stop the payments because he disapproves of Beatrice Skinner, prompting their plan to divorce and remarry after securing his money. The deception eventually fails, but Grandpa ends by approving of Beatrice and allowing the conflict to be resolved.
Jack Duffy has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1918. Signature works include Nifty Nags, Are Scotchmen Tight, Loose Change. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
