Asylum director and Lucy's suitor who assists Van Helsing in treating the afflicted.
John's father, who is horrified by his son's engagement to an entertainer. He attempts to buy off Elsie with £5,000 and convenes a family council to manage the crisis.
Lord Elton is a guest at the Webley home and the author of a love letter to Fay Cheyney. When Mrs. Webley plans to contact the police after Fay confesses to taking the necklace, Elton recalls that the letter could embarrass everyone present. The guests offer Fay money in exchange for it and her freedom, but she destroys it and refuses payment.
A lawyer who visits the White household to deliver the news of Herbert's fatal accident and provides the £200 insurance compensation that directly matches John's wish.
Sir John Verinder is an important participant in the investigation who eventually reveals that he drugged Franklin Blake’s drink on the night of the theft. His disclosure explains why Blake’s actions were obscured and helps Inspector Cuff recreate the circumstances surrounding the missing Moonstone.
Mr. Carfrae welcomes the newly arrived Gavin to the Auld Licht Manse. His appearance marks the beginning of Gavin’s life and duties in Thrums, though the supplied summary gives no further actions or details about his relationship with the minister.
Herbert Bunston has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work is anchored in the Dracula (Universal) universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Dracula, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney, The Moonstone. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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