The mother of the three brothers, she tries to wake them by shouting at them to get out of bed. When they do not respond, she pulls a rope connected to their bed, spinning it until the boys are thrown off. The scene establishes her as the mother they leave behind when they set out to make their fortune.
Event organizer coordinating company gatherings and activities.
Tom's manager, who advises him to flee New York after the incident with Morgan. Later in Chicago, Gus poses as Babyface's manager so that Tom's resemblance to Babyface's boxing style will not expose him. Gus and Tom reluctantly agree to Morgan's demand that Babyface throw the fight, without telling Babyface.
Bill is Aggie's boyfriend, and she hopes to earn enough money with Lizzy to marry him. He is among the men around for the bowling gags, including the moment when a bowling ball is bounced off the men's heads; the summary gives no further specific action for him.
Moe is a cab driver who works for Moran and drives Joe and Blackie to the racetrack. He is the only witness able to attest to Joe's innocence in Blackie's death, but he is in hiding. Information from Moran eventually helps the police locate Moe and obtain evidence that exonerates Joe.
Monte Collins has 125 screen credits in a career dating back to 1921. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Joe Palooka series with 2 titles. Signature works include Hollywood Trouble, It's a Cinch, Fiddling Around. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
