The Commodore is a society host who, together with his wife, holds the fashionable ball that Daisy attends after Lord Rumblesham invites her. The event gives Daisy a chance to mingle with high society, where she encounters Jack and learns more about his engagement to Constance.
A middle-aged, stout former grocer's assistant turned multi-millionaire who marries Theodora. He prioritizes his father-in-law's comfort and his wife's happiness above his own desires. After discovering a love letter through a malicious switch, he initially accuses Bracondale but ultimately chooses to step aside, funding an African expedition to ensure Theodora's happiness, which results in his death.
A wealthy man who loves Madame Double X and disowns his son after the elopement. He initially appears dead due to his wife's alleged revenge but surprisingly reappears at the trial, embracing Madame Double X and disrupting the proceedings.
Short fat rival suitor competing for Sweedie
Trickster who drugs Sweedie to prevent suicide
A neutral physician appointed by the court to medically examine Reginald Jay regarding the divorce proceedings. During the examination, he observes Reginald's heart action registering abnormally after Nurse Durant kisses him, inadvertently exposing the fake illness scheme.
Geraldine's father who insists she marry Percy Horton. He is taken aboard Horton's yacht during the gang's escape, playing a key role in the climax before the police intervene.
Robert Bolder has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work is anchored in the Sweedie Collection universe with 8 titles. Signature works include Everett True Breaks Into the Movies, The Fable 'Proving That Spongers are Found in a Drug Store', Grass County Goes Dry. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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