An athletic, carefree young woman and Iverson's daughter, Naomi learns that her father has taken the blame for an illegal stock pool. She steals the million-dollar check and seeks to recover his confession, bringing her aboard Hardin's yacht. There she falls in love with Ernest, helps him resist Tony, and ultimately agrees to marry him.
Bernice's daughter, Janet is a debutante whose luxurious upbringing leaves her self-centered and careless with her mother's fortune. She rejects her childhood friend Larry in favor of the wealthy Philip. After mistaking Bernice's plan to protect her for betrayal, Janet learns the truth, seeks her mother's forgiveness, and returns to Larry.
Helene is Myra's 17-year-old younger sister and the object of Huntley Sheldon's unwanted advances. She elopes with her earnest boyfriend Ralph, then arranges to visit Huntley's apartment after learning he has compromised Myra, intending to act as a decoy and defend her sister. She ultimately escapes with Myra.
Audrey is Judge Holt's spirited granddaughter and Sue's cousin, engaged to the mild-mannered Victor Sargeant. She toys with Victor and Conrad Burton, creating a rivalry with Sue over Conrad. After the chaotic confrontation at Conrad's home, she recognizes her mistake and chooses to remain with Victor.
June is Pop Marlow's granddaughter and Rinty's rescuer. After Pop mysteriously vanishes, she asks her sweetheart, Pat, a police detective, to enlist Rinty's help in finding him. She is reunited with Pop, Pat, and Rinty after Pop escapes his captors, and they look toward a hopeful future together.
Ruth Stevens is Jack Hale's spirited fiancée, described as a charming flapper with a strong backbone. When she discovers Jack has fallen for Fritzi Foy, she confronts Fritzi in jealous anger. Her sincerity moves Fritzi to change course, and Ruth later forgives Jack after Fritzi's final disguise ends his infatuation.
Audrey is Irene's lively daughter, who returns home with her after her father's death. She falls in love with Steve Harrison, John Harrison's son. A detective's scheme to compromise her raises the personal stakes of the political conflict, but her romance with Steve provides a tender counterpoint to the adults' rivalry.
Mary is the tailor's daughter and Johnny's devoted sweetheart in Sneedville. She believes in his ambition to become a magician, remaining an important emotional connection as he leaves town to pursue show business. After Johnny's heroism earns him a stage contract and a prize, he returns to her, and she agrees to become his wife.
The daughter of the wealthy perfume merchant and the young woman whose image appears on Izzy's perfume bottles. She joins her father aboard the yacht during their planned cruise and, once the crew's danger becomes clear, welcomes Izzy's help. She is the person Izzy falls in love with, and her father eventually agrees to their marriage.
Helen is one of Cynthia's younger sisters and a daughter of Mr. Martin. Her father prevents her and Grace from marrying before Cynthia, the eldest, does. Cynthia's invented marriage is intended to release both sisters from this family restriction and let them proceed with their engagements.
Jean is Freddie Gilmore's sister and Beth's school companion. She accompanies Beth home in a limousine and reacts with open contempt to Sophie's modest surroundings. Her presence helps expose the contrast between Beth's expectations and her mother's actual circumstances.
Audrey Ferris has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1927. Signature works include Justice Takes a Holiday, Fancy Baggage, The Little Wildcat. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
