Hildy Johnson's sweetheart and fiancée. She plans to relocate to New York with Johnson after their wedding. Though largely off-screen, her impending marriage serves as the primary motivation for Johnson's career change and his eventual departure, which Burns ultimately sabotages.
Wendy Darling is the oldest of the three children and the first to awaken when Peter Pan enters the nursery. She follows him to Never Never Land, is nearly killed after being mistaken for a bird, and is adopted as a mother by the boys. She returns home with the children and is later allowed to visit Peter Pan yearly.
Bank heiress engaged to Victor, entangled in a Parisian bond forgery scheme.
Gas station attendant and Terry's business partner. She suggests entering the trucking industry with the help of her boyfriend Danny and joins Terry on the Las Vegas journey, eventually marrying Danny after their adventures conclude.
June is a showgirl and Kay's roommate at the Palm Beach hotel. She refuses a wealthy male friend's sexual advances, which leaves her and Kay responsible for their hotel bills. She helps Kay search for the missing Daisy and claim Henry's reward. By the end, Henry has fallen in love with June and decides to marry her.
Poppy is Ambrose Applejohn's ward and secretly loves him, though he treats her like a child and does not recognize her feelings. She supports his plan to sell the family mansion and travel, and by the end of the adventure Ambrose realizes that he loves her too.
Linda Allen is a store detective who works in the jewelry department and is engaged to marry clerk Tommy Braddock. After she and Tommy discover the murdered store manager and become prime suspects, Linda investigates the robbery, identifies Mr. Zero as the thief, and follows him to his waxworks hideout.
Music shop owner who hires George, later auditions for his chorus, gets stood up due to his financial stress, forgives him, and eventually gambles for the show's ownership to help George succeed.
A Southern belle who hosts a ball for Confederate officers at her plantation. She comes to the defense of James Braydon when his attempt to provoke an arrest goes awry, and she repeatedly intervenes to secure his release, even after learning he is a Union spy. She falls in love with Braydon, comforts him after he is wounded, and later marries him.
Evelyn is a chorus girl who initially schemes to maneuver Fred into marriage so she can gain access to his money. She involves her friend Lou in posing as her father, but eventually realizes she has fallen in love with Fred. Unable to confess her deception, she misses their wedding; Fred finds her letter and persuades her to return and marry him.
A flight attendant who helps Geoffrey identify the dead man as someone traveling under another man's identity. She assists Geoffrey in investigating the flight and searching for the seaplane connected to the stolen jewels. Anne also recognizes Irene as a passenger from the flight and goes to find her and Farrington, placing herself alongside Geoffrey during the investigation.
A kind-hearted showgirl Jimmy meets during a drunken carnival night in Trenton. She helps him avoid serious trouble, and the two begin a romance. After Jimmy is accused of gambling away college funds, Fay helps Pop clear his name. She later marries Jimmy and privately realizes that Pop is his father, though Pop asks her to keep the truth secret.
Mary Brian has 77 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work is anchored in the Charlie Chan (Warner Oland) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss, Man on the Flying Trapeze, One Year Later. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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