Ellery's police-inspector father who represents official law enforcement in the case.
Admiral Wainwright is a United States admiral whose aircraft also crashes on the remote island. Dr. Miklos Sangre captures him and uses a voodoo ritual in an attempt to obtain war intelligence. His captivity provides the central espionage objective behind the supernatural events threatening the stranded group.
Ranch hand or trail rider with minor plot involvement.
Uncredited medical professional treating patients or examining evidence.
Police inspector who works with Charlie Chan on the opera killings.
The presiding judicial officer at Chris's murder trial. He maintains courtroom order by ruling the prosecuting attorney's leading questions inappropriate, ensuring the trial proceeds according to legal standards.
A leader on Saturn, which is run by him, the Council of the Wise, and Prince Tallen. His planet becomes the focus of a contest between Buck's party and Killer Kane's ambassadors, as both sides seek Saturn's military support.
Coach Jennings is the coach of the Yale football team. When Sunshine Joe's gang discovers that Hector is a benchwarmer, they intimidate the coach with a gun and demand that Hector be allowed to play. Hector takes the field and kicks a field goal that wins the game.
Sheriff Jim Mason helps Gene and Frog track the bank robbers and recover the stolen money. He agrees to go easy on Patsy because she is their only lead and Gene asks him to show her leniency. His arrival in Colesburg without Gene's knowledge leads Patsy to believe Gene intends to betray her.
John Mulvaney is identified in the plot as Mary's policeman father and as Jimmy's new father-in-law. After the chase ends with police stopping the vehicles, Jimmy shows him the recovered jewels and says he expects to receive the insurance reward. The summary does not describe his other actions.
Thomas Benton is described as a crooked lawyer for whom the crooks Matthews and Jackson work. Their gang seeks to force a small-town telephone company out of business, bringing Benton into conflict with Tim Dale and the telephone-company pals Tim calls in to help. The summary does not specify Benton’s particular actions beyond his connection to the gang.
The wealthy owner of a water company who hoards water behind a dam, refusing access to local farmers and ranchers. He financially backs incumbent William P. Scully against Rogers. After losing the election, he uses his political connections to isolate Rogers and block access to key Congressmen, though he ultimately fails to stop the water reform.
Guy Usher has 116 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Mr. Wong Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Devil Bat, Under Western Stars, Wolf Call. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
