The infant son of Sarah and Jim, Young Bobby is taken from Sarah by Jim, who intends to sell him to the Ashmores. The Ashmores raise him as their own, and he later grows into the thirteen-year-old Bobby at the center of Sarah's effort to find and reunite with her child.
Bobby is the young boy Cynthia encounters while shopping. After she gives him a present, he runs off and is injured in a traffic accident. The doctor says only a city brain specialist can save him, so Cynthia breaks into her tool shed, drives to fetch the specialist, and helps save Bobby's life.
A young orphan boy at the facility. A wedding ring tied to his wrist becomes the key clue to his true parentage, making him the center of Willie's efforts and the Vandermans' adoption plans.
Peter is Hans Schmidt's lame grandson, who needs a crutch to walk and dreams of dancing like the other children. His wish motivates Hans to pursue the mysterious offer of a beauty-making lens, hoping the promised gold will let him fix Peter's leg.
Captain of the opposing football team. Motivated by jealousy, he steals Mickey's clothes, impersonates him to cause havoc, and gets Mickey stuck in a courtroom, driving the central conflict.
Derek is David Trent's son and the child Shirley is hired to care for while disguised as Mrs. Halifax. His liking for her is enough for David to accept her as governess. Derek grows close to Shirley, and at bedtime he tells her that his mother is already in Heaven, revealing that he believes his mother is dead.
Douglas Scott has 33 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Signature works include Kiddie Revue, The Last Gangster, Mickey's Rescue. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
