A Montmartre cabaret Apache dancer whose partner and friends are thieves. She initially participates in a scheme to steal a necklace from Grover but ultimately rejects the criminal life upon realizing his genuine love and her partner's betrayal, eventually becoming his wife.
Sally O'Hara is a dancer whose romance with Prince Danilo drives the central conflict. Although she is a commoner, Danilo proposes marriage to her, prompting royal opposition. She later marries Baron Sadoja, but after his death visits the wounded Danilo in hospital and asks him to marry her.
Lady Falkland is the wife of the English ambassador to Turkey and the former youthful sweetheart of Colonel Richard Loring. She married Lord Falkland to satisfy her father's greed for wealth, but later faces a conspiracy intended to dishonor her and separate her from her child. Her anguish brings Loring back into her life.
Protagonist of mixed Spanish-American heritage. Sent to Madrid by her aunt to curb her adventurous spirit, she defies authority to attend a bullfight and cabaret. Her fascination with a toreador leads to danger, but she ultimately protects her brother, is rescued, and returns home matured and reconciled with her sweetheart.
A flirtatious married woman whose attention Carter tries to avoid. She repeatedly visits his apartment and hides in the bedroom during confrontations with her husband, creating major obstacles for his relationship with Helene.
Betty is the older sister of Jimmy and the daughter of Norton, who is in prison after being framed by Nifty Mendez. While she and Jimmy are on the run, she refuses to submit to Mendez's blackmail, writes Rodney a letter explaining her past, and disappears. Rodney later finds her, and they look toward a future together.
Lady Jocelyn is the ward of King James I and the central figure of the story. Seeking to escape her unbearable marriage to the dissipated Lord Carnal, she flees to Jamestown and marries Captain Ralph Percy. She remains loyal to Ralph through their trials, comes to recognize his worth, and ultimately gives herself to him wholeheartedly.
Kate is a young woman who gives her name after meeting Harry Bryant while dressed in boys' clothes and riding a white horse. With no living relatives and unable to read or write, she seeks her fortune, briefly works at a country inn, then finds her way to Harry's home. She marries him and later secretly takes lessons, helping bring about their reconciliation.
A working-class young woman living in a New York tenement who supports her impoverished family. To secure a job as a hostess and dancer, she impersonates the famous dancer Gloria du Moine. Her deception leads to romantic entanglements and a chase, ultimately resulting in her true identity being revealed and winning the approval of a wealthy family for marriage.
Mae Murray has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work is anchored in the Dick Barton Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Peacock Alley, The Masked Bride, Jazzmania. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
