Mrs. Williams is Bill's mother, and Monte lives in her home with her and Bill. She relies on Monte's help in keeping her somewhat wild, girl-crazy son straight and under control. Her role in the plot is tied to the household and to the relationship between Monte and Bill.
A disguise adopted by Paul Lavond upon returning to Paris. He poses as an elderly woman selling lifelike dolls to conceal his identity while executing his revenge plot.
A member of the Duhamel household, Grandmama is wistful about Rose's engagement to John Trask, saying she wishes he belonged to the Trasks of Virginia. After Jefferson's death, she is spared the truth about its cause when the household says he died of heart failure.
Aunt Alvira is Mrs. Chow's aunt, from whom Mrs. Chow is concealing her second marriage in hopes of receiving a large inheritance. When Aunt Alvira arrives, Mrs. Chow claims she is still married to Vincent and explains the husbands' fight as a rough game. Aunt Alvira likes Vincent and sits on his knee.
Mrs. Abbott is an elderly woman forced into poverty after being unable to pay her rent, and she survives by selling newspapers. Her honesty helps expose the criminals, while her affection for Dick leads her to rescue him. She is falsely convicted, then cleared, and is revealed to be Lady Broderick's long-lost sister and heir.
Crandall Thorpe's mother who arrives for an unexpected visit. She unknowingly interacts with Winifred, who is disguised as the lawyer's wife, and is ultimately charmed by her cleverness.
Lucy Beaumont has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1919. Signature works include Caught Plastered, As No Man Has Loved, The Ridin' Demon. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
