1951 film character contributing to the Pirates' storyline.
A gangster who owns the softball team and is disguised as a woman on the team. He orchestrates a murder plot, kills his partner, poisons a catcher's mitt to murder Sue Collins, and takes Ann hostage in his closet.
Investigator or associate helping Charlie Chan in New Orleans.
Mike's brother and a member of the police emergency squad, Joe is a former member of Marty's childhood gang. Eager to become a detective, he recognizes that the support holding a fallen sign was cut and suspects murder. Sam and Diamond kill him when they fear he will expose them, prompting Mike to pursue the truth.
Jimmy is Sid Brady's right-hand man and investigates crooked fight rackets connected to boxer Tiger Renoir's death. A taxi deliberately runs him down, but he survives and confronts Spain, claiming he can identify Tiger's killer. After overhearing an order for Jimmy's execution, Riki witnesses events surrounding his murder.
Suspect or witness in the Shadows Over Chinatown case.
Nightclub owner involved in gambling debts and murder schemes.
Harry Ringmer is a competitor in the big race involving Uncle Gus. He bribes thirteen-year-old Mike Beebe to lose the race, but Mike later follows Joe's advice and wins instead. Ringmer then confronts Mike and Joe with one of his thugs and beats them; David and Mother Beebe arrive to help, and the fight ends when Ringmer and the thug give up.
Schaffer is a local racketeer who questions Phillip about rejecting his higher offer for the nightclub. He makes a threat against George Kilpatrick, the buyer, establishing a possible danger surrounding the sale before George is shot and killed.
Fellow Secret Service agent who provides critical intelligence to Brass.
John Gallaudet has 99 screen credits in a career dating back to 1935. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Angels in the Outfield with 1 titles. Signature works include Louisiana, Murder Is News, Girls Can Play. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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