Laura refuses the love of an honest artist and accepts the flattering attentions of Roger Hamilton, a society pet. After discovering that Roger has betrayed her, she returns to her mother. When she learns of his engagement to Alice, her adopted sister, Laura arrives with her mother in time to stop the wedding.
The sister of the Corsican man killed in the duel, Marina vows to avenge his death and refuses to marry Gerard while bound by that vow. Her guardian, Danella, schemes to manipulate her grief for his own purposes. Barnes's investigation reveals that Gerard did not kill her brother, clearing the way for Marina and Gerard to marry.
A pretty settlement worker and a close friend to Madge, Letty takes in Madge and Spotty after they flee the orphanage and tells the principal she will keep them for a few days. She encourages Madge to approach Major Amesworth in hopes of helping her find a home. Letty is interested in Dick, and they eventually marry despite her mother's earlier opposition.
Mrs. Brent is Bill's elderly mother, with whom he lives in Colorado. After his imprisonment and escape, Bill eventually decides to return home to her. She is sick when he arrives, and she dies just before him, making their final reunion a central emotional moment in the story.
A native girl who assists Barry in escaping from a cave. She is killed while helping him escape, sacrificing herself for his freedom.
Anna Lehr has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include The Truth About Husbands, Men, Mr. Barnes of New York. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
