Michael Lanyard is the suspected international thief known as the Lone Wolf. He buys the Corot painting containing Princess Sonia's incriminating letters and returns them to her, later marrying her. Years afterward, he works undercover in Prince Victor's household, discovers that Sonia is his daughter, and helps capture Victor's gang.
Ambrose Hammond is a debt collector who harasses Mrs. Fabian Dumond at the fashionable hotel. Doris Dumond, moved by concern over her mother's difficulty, sleepwalks into his room and awakens there, leading to her discovery. His conflict with Mrs. Dumond is among the difficulties resolved by the end.
Ramón is a South American who assists John's business foe in a shady financial deal. He falls in love with Molly, but she discovers that he plans to double-cross John by arranging for federal officials to raid the Rand estate. His scheme puts John at risk and prompts Molly to retrieve the incriminating papers from the mansion safe.
Don Felipe's nephew, who conspires with his uncle to marry Mercedes McDonald, with the Countess's approval. The two men attempt to kill Sandy Buchanan, Mercedes's sweetheart, but their plan is foiled; the circus animals kill the Duke and Felipe.
Cecile's partner, who encourages her to claim that she is the real Yvonne from Paris and to take the leading role. He also threatens Yvonne, but Lawrence Bartlett rescues her from his clutches. Pembroke's actions help drive the conflict over who will star in David Marston's production.
A high-ranking noble whose drawing room serves as the setting where King Louis first notices Manon and decides to take her, indirectly causing the separation of the main couple.
Bertram Grassby has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include Fifty Candles, The Lone Wolf's Daughter, The Whirlpool of Destiny. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
