Brian is Ellen McHugh's young son. After his father dies in a storm at sea, Ellen brings him to America and works to provide him with a better future. When the school discovers her sideshow employment, she gives him into the principal's guardianship, and he is renamed Brian van Studdiford to conceal his origins.
Joan’s younger brother, Petit is being taught pickpocketing by Mitzi when Joan discovers them at the Café du Chat Noir. Lupine draws him into a robbery, and Petit is accidentally shot when they are discovered. He is taken to Dr. Raoul de Boise, but dies despite the doctor’s efforts.
The child version of Harry who makes a promise to marry Ethne on the condition that he dresses as a soldier.
The son of Sarah and Jim, Bobby is raised by the Ashmores after Jim takes him away from Sarah. At thirteen, he feels stifled by his adoptive parents' protectiveness and confides in his uncle Howard that he fears he cannot become self-sufficient. Unbeknownst to the Ashmores, he runs away to Howard's summer house, where Sarah encounters him.
Christian appears as a ragged boy at a banquet in the ducal palace, carrying a letter that identifies him as the Duke of Kurland's illegitimate son by Nina. The aging duke joyfully recognizes him and names him his rightful heir, setting the course for his future as Prince Christian.
King Michael XI is the ten-year-old monarch of Alvania. Inspired by stories from his American governess, Ruth Elliott, he eagerly summons Dick Scott and the Wild West troupe to meet them. When the Prime Minister launches a revolution, Scott and his troupe protect the King; after order is restored, he blesses Scott and Ruth's romance.
Philippe De Lacy has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 1920. Signature works include General Crack, Square Shoulders, Mother Machree. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
