A passenger on a plane carrying money, June is wounded when the aircraft is sabotaged and an attempted robbery is thwarted by Ted and Si. While she recovers, Ted persuades Si to impersonate her uncle, whom she had never met; the uncle has been murdered. Her peril and family connection draw Ted and Si into the central events.
Adult member of The Four Devils. A talented trapeze artist and Adolf's devoted sweetheart. Shares the group's bond forged through shared hardship and performs successfully at the Cirque Olympia.
Blossom Williams lives in the hills with her father, and becomes the target of unwanted advances from Rufe Anderson. She falls in love with Larry Holbrook, whose attempt to buy her family's land leads to danger. After Larry and Ranger drive Rufe away when he attacks her, Blossom marries Larry.
The spirited daughter of Col. Marsh, Dorothy is amused by Cyril and invites him to her home, a gesture that fuels Flash’s resentment. When a prairie fire puts her in danger, Cyril reaches her and carries her to safety on his horse. Her admiration is one of the rewards of Cyril’s growth and heroism.
Jean is Mr. Morgan's daughter and is caught between Dick Barstow and Chet Jarvis, both of whom are attracted to her. While Dick is evading arrest, she cares for Bud at Dick's ranch and believes Dick when he insists he did not murder Roach. The story ends with Jean and Dick affirming their relationship.
Nancy Drexel has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 1927. Signature works include Texas Buddies, The Man from Hell's Edges, Law of the West. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
