Frank Reynolds is Mary Kendall's boyfriend at the beginning of the story. While he is away on business, Mary falls in love with Michael Trevor and tries to end her relationship with Frank, but cannot finish the letter. Frank later sails back to Pittsburgh with Mary, whose engagement ring signals their renewed commitment.
Rollo Smith's companion who stows away on the train with him. They are ejected from the train together by the conductor at the location where the famous writer is expected to arrive.
Jack is a wealthy horseman who falls in love with Daisy, a Florodora chorus girl. Though he initially tells his mother he will marry Constance, he later promises Daisy marriage and risks his family’s fortune on his horse, Firebird. After losing the money, he builds a successful horseless-carriage business and wins Daisy back with his mother’s acceptance.
The owner of a deserted mansion who unexpectedly returns home, discovers Kay, allows her to pretend to be his wife for a night, and ends up engaged to her.
Jimmy is the piano player in the music sheet department and Babe's sweetheart. He performs with Babe in the department-store show, where her improvisation helps attract a producer's interest. His conflict with Casey contributes to the trio's split, and his unsuccessful partnership with Babe leads him to put aside his pride and seek Casey's help when Babe becomes gravely ill.
Peter is Joseph Horn's timid, effete secretary and a passenger stranded with the group. He resists Al's demand for a white girl and is shot, leaving him gravely wounded. As he recovers with Pearl's help, he discovers unexpected resilience and joins her on a sled to seek help.
Tom Warren is Sunny Peters's former boyfriend, who visits her before sailing back to the United States. During the voyage, he becomes engaged to Margaret Manners. After Sunny declares her love and prepares to return to England, Tom proposes to her just as she is about to leave.
Don is Margaret's husband under their experimental marriage contract. After returning late from a prize fight, he admits visiting his former flame Molly and defends his freedom, prompting Margaret to leave him. He later arrives seeking reconciliation, and she accepts his embrace after her troubling dream.
Lawrence Gray has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1925. Signature works include Children of Pleasure, Danger Ahead, Going Wild. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
