The mother of the central religious figure in the Judean story, which includes the Wedding at Cana and the events leading to the Crucifixion.
Mrs. Rhodes is the iron-willed head of her household and the mother of Frank Emerson's wife. She insists on regulating her married daughter's life, and her controlling presence contributes to the strain in the couple's marriage and Frank's affair with Delia Marshall. Her daughter eventually tells her that she is no longer welcome in the household.
Mrs. Craig is Marion Craig's mother, who is ill in California. Marion travels there to visit her, and her absence gives Grant the opportunity to become involved with Tonia. The plot summary does not describe Mrs. Craig taking any direct action, but her illness prompts Marion's trip.
Mrs. A.H. Monroe is part of the Monroe household and one of Jane Stuart and John Stuart’s neighbors. The Monroes previously shunned the siblings when they were poor, but their attitude changes after Jane inherits wealth, making her part of the renewed social attention surrounding the family.
Mrs. Allen is Alita's mother, and her own twenty-five years of marital conflict with Mr. Allen shape her views on marriage. Determined that Alita should not lose romance through marriage, she advocates that husbands and wives live together only three days a week and keep their friends. Alita and John marry under this arrangement, though both later tire of it.
Lillian Langdon has 66 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Signature works include Crown Jewels, Every Woman's Husband, The Widow and the Widower. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
