The construction company's engineer and Mildred's fiancé, later her husband. He attends a party celebrating the completion of the railroad contracts, where he ejects Bill after Bill persists in making advances toward Mildred. Bill retaliates by attacking Tom's carriage and abducting Mildred; Tom later arrives with friends to help rescue her.
One of the policemen who gives chase to Galora, believing him to be crazy, and follows him into the apartment. There, the police are part of the group faced with the problem of rescuing the infant without raising the window and dropping the basket. Galora proposes the solution and lifts the baby to safety.
Dollie's father takes Dollie and Mother on a riverside outing. When the peddler attempts to rob Mother, he intervenes and drives the attacker away. After Dollie is kidnapped, he joins the search, retrieves the barrel from the river, frees Dollie, and shares an emotional reunion with her.
Mr. Brown is Mrs. Brown's husband. After she realizes she left her necklace at home, he reassures her that it is safe. When he catches Mr. Wells hiding in the house, he believes Wells's claim that he is Mrs. Brown's lover and doubts his wife's explanation. Once Wells is exposed as a thief, Mr. Brown asks his wife to forgive him.
Petruchio is the suitor who seeks and marries Katharina despite her resistance. He forces an engagement ring onto her, carries her away after the wedding, and repeatedly beats or dismisses his servants while denying Katharina food and clothes she likes. When her father comes to take her home, Petruchio is confronted by him; Katharina ultimately returns to Petruchio.
A well-dressed young contractor changes into overalls at his construction site and repeatedly visits a nearby house to buy milk. Believing the young woman in a maid's apron is a servant, he flirts with her, unaware that she is also pretending. He is drawn to her and seeks one last visit before leaving for the city.
Arthur V. Johnson has 236 screen credits in a career dating back to 1905. Signature works include The Cornet, The Two Brothers, The Sealed Room. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
