Cibo Pearlo runs the establishment where Larry encounters Reva and Ames Luddington. He uses his influence to control the inquest in Little River and helps manipulate the wider conflict for his own advantage. Cibo also threatens Reva over her contact with Larry and attempts to make her leave town.
Son of the original raid leader Sam Hollis. A corrupt banker who covets the K Ranch land for a dam project, forecloses on the property, and leads a gang of masked raiders. He is ultimately defeated by the protagonists.
A gambler and Jenny's former lover. He attempts to sabotage Griff's political career by encouraging Jenny to marry him. He is shot and seriously wounded by Jenny during a confrontation but later swears the shooting was an accident to clear her name.
A blunt critic who arrives and tells Eric Busch that he would not open the play even if Matt Saxon directed it. His unfavorable judgment adds to the uncertainty surrounding the production, whose eventual fate is not revealed.
John Baragrey has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Signature works include The Colossus of New York, Little Women: Meg's Story, The Fabulous Fraud. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
