Wallace is one of the male guests at Mrs. Bouccicault's weekend gathering. After Bob discovers Townley hiding in Kitty's bathroom and leaves through the terrace, he finds Wallace waiting there with a poem for Kitty. Bob leaves, angry and disgusted. The summary gives no further information about Wallace's relationship with Kitty.
Fairfax is a well-dressed man who meets Bruce after Bruce chases someone fleeing the house where he saw what appeared to be a dead man. Fairfax suggests returning to the house to call the police. He is later with the Thornes when Bruce and Rose overhear them complaining that he did not give them enough time to fix things up.
Ethel's spoiled and over-indulged brother who resides with his mother and cousin in London. He is mentioned only as part of the household arrangement and has no significant plot actions described.
Tyrell Davis has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Signature works include All at Sea, Temptation's Workshop, Parisian Life. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
