Mrs. Haines is Haines' wife. Flo and Maizee arrange for her and her daughter to appear during Flo's dinner with Haines, giving him a way to present the encounter as a business meeting. Her unexpected arrival helps Flo secure Haines' signature on the important merger contract.
Kay's good-humored aunt who resides at the ranch and provides companionship during Kay's initial stay in Wyoming.
Susie runs a house for gangsters and raised Dick, the son of a dead convict, while trying to shield him from a life of crime. She opposes his engagement to Mary because she fears Mary's influence will lead him astray. When Houlihan tells her about Mary's bargain with David Drake, Susie confronts Mary; after Mary confesses, Susie promises to keep the matter secret.
One of the two female social workers who speak with Sylvia's brother Frank after he misses school to sell newspapers. The social workers suggest sending Frank to an orphanage, which Sylvia strongly opposes. Later, they ask the landlady whether Karel is living in Sylvia's apartment.
Tempestuous and sharp-tongued hostess who runs the underground speakeasy disguised as a telephone booth. Initially loyal to the crooked manager, she sympathizes with Alice, warns the pianist of the kidnapping plot, and helps Alice escape. Chastened by the events, she continues running the establishment with a subdued demeanor.
Queen Elinor is Prince Alexis's mother. She reminds him that he will be banished forever if he refuses to complete the marriage ceremony with Princess Katerina. When Katerina tells her that she loves Peter, the queen refuses to stop the wedding, but later agrees to Peter taking Alexis's place after Alexis runs away.
A washed-up cabaret singer who drags Dolores's father into her room and falsely accuses Carlos of fathering her child to extort money. She violently attacks both Carlos and Dolores but ultimately confesses to the blackmail scheme, resolving the central conflict.
A boarding house keeper who protects Doris Moore from Harry Leland. Kate also becomes involved in a plot to rob a wealthy westerner, placing her in the crooks' scheme that Doris ultimately turns away from.
Harriett is Margie's sister and a member of the Nichols family household. The plot places her among the family in their lively home and later in the household facing distress after Walter's investment causes them to lose their money. No further actions or specific relationship developments for her are established.
Helen Ware has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include The Garden of Allah, I Take This Woman, Command Performance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
