Charles is Fay Cheyney's butler and partner in crime. He devises the plan for Fay, posing as a wealthy Australian widow, to befriend Mrs. Webley and steal her pearl necklace. The scheme he sets in motion is complicated by Fay's feelings for Lord Arthur Dilling and by her decision to confess after Arthur catches her.
George is Carol’s husband and Babe’s brother, working with Carol and Ned around the ferry and restaurant. Although Carol believes he has reformed after serving time in prison, he embezzles fare money to buy gifts for Jennie, betrays Babe’s operation, and kills Kelly. He later drives a truck carrying the children and dies when it crashes off a bridge.
Diana's beloved who vows to kill Barclay after catching him harassing her. His threat makes him the prime suspect in Barclay's disappearance, and he is later attacked by the stowaway before being cleared of the murder.
The hunt’s secretary, Major Jardine is among the people connected to the household whom Charlie Chan investigates. Chan asks about him while questioning a stable worker and examining the household’s uneasy behavior. The available account supplies no further resolution about Jardine’s role in the case.
An ambitious police inspector determined to capture the infamous outlaw Stingaree. He investigates Stingaree's movements and ultimately shoots him during a house recital, leading to the outlaw's temporary arrest.
A British officer who meets and falls in love with Lola in Paris during the First World War, David is called back to the front before they can marry. Shell shock erases his memories of their relationship. Later a wealthy industrialist married to Vesta, he recognizes Lola after seeing her perform, meets their son Davey, and tries to make a life with them.
George Barraud has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1923. Their work is anchored in the Charlie Chan (Warner Oland) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Peacock Alley, The Return of Raffles, The Happy Ending. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
