Dr. Natter is the doctor who examines Sandy Donlin’s injured right arm and warns him that using it in a fight could leave him unable to use it again. This warning contributes to Sandy’s decision to leave boxing and accept Parker’s offer at the lumber camp. Sandy later discovers during a fight that the arm has healed.
Sir Robert is Lady Marion's husband, though she finds little congeniality in their union. He dies by drowning, and a note received by Marion claims he knew of her attachment to John Heritage before his death. It is later discovered that a poison which paralyzes will power was the cause of his death.
Kane's father whose financial ruin forces Kane into professional boxing.
The governor is the father of the woman Claude loves. He disapproves of Claude, creating an obstacle to the romance. The synopsis gives no further account of his actions, but Claude ultimately marries his daughter after uncovering the real murderer and saving Uncle Eph.
The Man is the modern husband at the center of the framing story. After quarrelling with his wife, he recalls women from history and imagines their harmful effects on husbands or lovers. When his wife displays a Red Cross poster, his view of contemporary women shifts toward the film's reflection on their wartime service.
Warren Cook has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work is anchored in the The Leather Pushers universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Broken Violin, The Woman God Sent, His Wife's Friend. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
