Ward of Henry Goering. Plays a key role in uncovering clues by finding Saunders' broken goggles near Dr. Norris's body and in his plane. Later trapped aboard Saunders' aircraft during the climax, she ultimately reveals a romantic connection with Blackwood.
Helen is a bride-to-be pressured by her father into marriage. She flees the church, meets Milton when he picks her up as a hitchhiker, and decides to run away with him. After Mortimer threatens them and she later sees Milton with his fiancée, Helen leaves heartbroken, but reunites with Milton when he catches up to her.
Molly is a waitress who quickly returns Elmer's affection despite being engaged to Homer. Her parents pressure her to marry Homer, but she rejects that plan and supports Elmer. After helping him escape the attempted marriage arrangement, she secretly leaves with him and the justice of the peace to marry him.
Beatrice is a department store heiress and Ken Sherridan's new girlfriend. She accompanies Ken when he returns home, and he later dines with her and her father. The plot summary gives no further account of her actions or of how her relationship with Ken develops.
Lona Andre has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include Slaves in Bondage, Race Suicide, Pilot X. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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