A girl associated with Nora's school, where children stop playing and mock Nora's appearance and behavior. The plot does not identify this schoolgirl individually or establish precisely what she says or does, so her connection is limited to the group of pupils whose unkind treatment makes Nora feel isolated.
Jewel is the cheerful granddaughter whom her parents leave in the care of her grandfather while they travel to Europe. Despite a cold welcome, she uses her faith in Christian Science to overcome a fever and gradually bring warmth and harmony to the household, softening her grandfather and influencing the other family members.
Doris is forced into an unwanted marriage with an aged millionaire. Following the maid’s advice, she escapes in an automobile driven by Jimmy Nevin. After their car is wrecked, they take refuge in a barn, and Doris later tries to warn her uncle and the millionaire when the crooks threaten them. She ultimately returns to the rooming house, where the crooks are arrested.
The daughter of Dr. Rutherford and Johnny McDowell's sweetheart, June lives on the top floor of the Rutherford apartment building. During the fire, she returns to rescue her missing dog, becomes trapped, and is saved by Johnny, later enduring the collapse with him.
The daughter of a railroad president, Esther develops romantic feelings for Johnny after he rescues her from a horse trapped on the tracks. She arranges a secret signal to meet him, resists an assault at home, and later asks her parents to return. She and Johnny leave together on their honeymoon.
Ella Hall has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Signature works include A Jewel in Pawn, Which Woman?, A Mother's Secret. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
