A piano player whom Jenny initially wishes to marry. He is killed during the devastating 1906 San Francisco earthquake, which also claims the life of Jenny's father. He serves as the namesake and biological father of Jenny's son, Dan Reynolds.
Connie Lamont becomes involved in the backstage confrontation after Wally pretends to hand over a gun before going onstage. Connie is left to guard Miguel, but a fight erupts and Miguel reveals that he has a real gun. The resulting struggle ends with Miguel being shot; the summary does not specify Connie's further role.
Conrad Burton is a decorated American ace and charismatic promoter seeking land for a new airplane factory. His aerial antics over Judge Holt's estate fuel the judge's refusal to donate the land, while his romantic connection to both cousins drives their rivalry. In the end, he wins Sue's love and the judge's blessing.
Chuck Collins's sidekick, who escapes with him when the police raid the nightclub and hides with him in Helen's apartment. Curly is also Sunshine's fiancé; when Chuck learns they plan to marry, he conceals his disappointment and wishes the couple well.
James Murray has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1927. Signature works include The Crowd, The Drunkard, High Gear. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
