Jeanie Vance is Sylvia's talkative fellow inmate and friend. She reveals that she has a past connection to Joe: she married him while he was in college and later divorced him without his knowledge. After her early release, she plans to blackmail her husband and go to Florida with Sylvia, but her revelation on the train prompts Sylvia to return to Joe.
Dot Lamarr is Kay Arnold’s roommate and good friend. When Kay plans to leave for Havana with Bill Standish, Dot urgently races to tell Jerry Strong, attempting to prevent the separation, though she reaches him only after the ship has sailed.
A Brooklyn-born nurse who serves with the group in France. She joins Joy, Babs, Wally, and Frank at a party during Babs's first leave from the hospital. The account identifies her as one of the nurses but gives no further details about her actions or relationships.
Diana is Ellen Powell's roommate and secretly works as a party girl. Her connection to the covert escort business provides context for Ellen's past and for the party girl racket investigated by police. The plot summary does not describe Diana taking part in the later events, so her role is limited to this background connection.
James McQuigg's girlfriend who becomes directly involved in his effort to stop Nick Scarsi. She helps implicate Joe Scarsi after his hit-and-run arrest, then falls in love with Dave Ames. She later tricks Nick into confessing in order to prevent him from killing Ames.
One of Madelon's friends, Rosalie helps Victor Lebeau care for Madelon's young son after Larry Maynard abandons her. Though the plot gives her no separate major storyline, her practical support protects the child during Madelon's period of crisis.
The spoiled wife of Bill Ludeking. She initially owns the racehorse Tommy-Boy but quickly loses interest in it, prompting Tip Scanlon to purchase the horse.
Lulu is an old acquaintance of Windy's whom he bribes to pretend to be Steve's outraged lover. Windy uses the practical joke because he wants to get even with Steve, but he does not realize that Ann is Steve's fiancée. The deception upsets Ann and strains her relationship with Steve.
Molly is a burglar who breaks into the Vickers mansion with Joe Hagney and helps loot the safe. After Jerry Winters takes the money from them, she poses as a household servant. During the quarantine, she falls in love with Jerry and pledges with him to go straight.
Eve is Cornelia’s clever, assertive sister, accustomed to getting her way with men. She wins Lewis, whom Cornelia loves, and marries him. Soon after the marriage, she begins dangerous adventures with Wilfred Meadows and refuses to listen when Lewis tries to reason with her.
Mabel is Percy's intended wife, whose marriage Aunt Emma disapproves of and threatens to disinherit Percy over. As part of Percy's plan, Mabel is arranged to be found with Billy in compromising circumstances. The scheme is later explained, and Mabel and Percy resume their carefree engagement.
Marie Prevost has 86 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work is anchored in the Death Scenes Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Recompense, For Wives Only, Up in Mabel's Room. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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