An energetic, provident husband and father, Galora refuses to give money to his cousin Antonine and forcibly ejects him when he becomes insistent. After Antonine is arrested and reveals that the infant has been left dangling outside the apartment window, Galora races home and devises a way to lift the child safely back inside.
An assistant engineer who secretly loves Mildred, despite her rejection of his advances. After she becomes Tom Berkeley's wife, Bill continues pursuing her; Tom drives him from a party, prompting Bill to seek revenge. He enlists a drunk Jose to attack Tom's carriage and abduct Mildred, but Jose later kills Bill while rescuing her.
The protagonist's sweetheart who tragically dies at sea, triggering the central events of the love triangle.
Mike McLaren is an Irish pawnbroker who initially rejects Mrs. Martin’s cloak harshly and offers her nothing. After finding and reading Margie’s letter, he changes completely, ordering his assistants to obtain a tree, toys, ornaments, and provisions, then secretly arranges them in the family’s apartment.
Gypsy is the peddler who approaches Father, Mother, and Dollie by the river to sell goods. After Mother refuses, he attempts to rob her but is driven away by Father. He then plots with Gypsy's Wife to kidnap Dollie, confines her in a barrel, and flees before the barrel falls into the river.
The primary antagonist and scheming opportunist, likely attempting to swindle the buyer or claim the oil well through deception.
A credited character in The Adventures of Tarzan, associated by name with Professor Porter.
A credited character in The Adventures of Tarzan whose specific actions are not established in the supplied synopsis.
Charles Inslee has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1908. Their work is anchored in the Tarzan (Elmo Lincoln) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Cord of Life, Money Mad, The Call of the Wild. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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