A small-time crook and Alice Carroll's loyal friend, Jimmy has long carried a torch for her. While Alice is being taken to Sing Sing, he and fellow crooks stage a daring escape that frees her. He then flees overseas with her to a lawless refuge for fugitives, helping her begin a new life away from the authorities.
A sausage salesman favored by Fernie's father. Fernie initially finds him repulsive, but after Jack's revelation, Peter proposes again, and Fernie ultimately decides to marry him to avoid returning to the delicatessen trade.
Local guide in Egypt assisting the archaeological expedition.
An injured man rescued from Voronsky's attack, Sholem is brought into the hotel with the children and other survivors. When supplies run short, he sneaks out to retrieve food from his butcher shop. Voronsky's men assault and burn him, and Carson uses the machine gun to end his suffering.
Ethel's uncle who travels to California with the couple. He strongly dislikes Bing and actively pressures Ethel to divorce him in favor of a more desirable suitor. He accompanies Ethel and Percy to a nightclub where the pivotal reunion occurs.
Bing's friend, who accompanies him to the railway station and later helps him look for Peggy at her hotel. Jerry is punched by a jealous Irish husband during a mistaken-identity encounter, while Bing stands up to the man. He remains with Bing through the ensuing danger and joins him in Peggy's room when Bing tries to explain who he is.
Charles's friend and co-worker, Jack urges the habit-bound man to experience the “red wine of life” and persuades him to attend the Club Exotique. After Charles passes out, Jack and his friends stage a false scandal to make it seem he spent the night with women. He eventually admits to Charles that it was only a joke.
One of Cora Nevins's criminal confederates, Gentleman Eddie is involved in the plot to rob Alex Condax of his valuable jewels. Cora's accomplices help her steal the stones and are present when Captain Lash discovers the deception; the police raid the hideout and arrest them.
Recreation business owner, rents equipment to visitors.
Arthur Stone has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Jones Family with 1 titles. Signature works include Listening In, Lady! Please!, The Girl in the Tonneau. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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