Judge Griggs is Helen's father, whose approval Anthony must win before marrying her. He requires Anthony to undergo six months of probation to demonstrate that he is a proper young man. The plot's romantic difficulties are framed in part by this test, and the eventual discovery of Marion's scheme removes the obstacles to Helen and Anthony's wedding.
Mark is Arthur Trevelyan's father. He disapproves of Arthur's choice of a young woman to marry, and Arthur is put out of the family home after the marriage. The summary gives no further details about Mark's actions or his relationship with Arthur later in the story.
Mr. Wells is Andrew's employer and Dorothy's father, and Andrew knows the automobile business of his firm better than anyone else in the office. The firm's immediate success depends on securing Josiah Dodge's large motor-truck contract, a deal Andrew ultimately lands after William fails.
Tom Guise has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Signature works include Love Is an Awful Thing, His Forgotten Wife, After the Ball. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
