Helen Rogers is the impoverished wife and mother who struggles to protect her children after her husband leaves. An inheritance from her late aunt transforms the family's circumstances, but she is shocked when her husband attempts to burgle their home. After considering his plea, she accepts him back.
Galora's wife is at home with their infant while Galora is away on business. She briefly leaves the apartment to visit a neighbor, giving Antonine the opportunity to enter and suspend the baby in a basket outside the window. Her relationship to the endangered child and to Galora makes her part of the family at the center of the crisis.
A woman who arrives from New York as Tom Berkeley's fiancée and later becomes his wife. She believes Jose is innocent when a mob accuses him of theft, discovers the real thief, and saves Jose from lynching. Years later, she is abducted by Bill, but Jose recognizes the gauntlet she had dropped and rescues her.
Marion Leonard has 168 screen credits in a career dating back to 1908. Signature works include The Duke’s Plan, The Gibson Goddess, The Dragon’s Claw. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
