Madame de Condelaurier is the hostess of the aristocratic ball celebrating Phoebus de Chateaupers's appointment as captain of the guard. Phoebus brings Esmeralda to the event in rich clothing and presents her there as a princess, placing her temporarily within Madame de Condelaurier's social world.
Mrs. Brown-Potter hosts the party where physician Dr. Richard Taunton meets Lenore Vance and becomes infatuated with her. Lenore later takes a piece of jewelry from Mrs. Brown-Potter, a discovery that helps prompt Richard to investigate the robberies himself.
Lady Webling is the wife of wealthy German Sir Joseph Webling and the adoptive mother of Marie. Scotland Yard’s secret service raids their household after Marie is identified as an American. Lady Webling and her husband take poison and die before the detectives can stop them.
A wealthy woman whose actions were instrumental in sending Jean Oliver to prison. During the kidnapping crisis, the gang leader demands that she admit she lied and acknowledge Jean's innocence. Mrs. Ramsey does so, making her admission a key part of the resolution between her and Jean.
Mrs. Royce is one of Claudia Royce's parents. Claudia's parents try to make her accept Leland, a millionaire whom she does not love, before she instead agrees to a marriage of convenience with William Lowry. The synopsis does not specify Mrs. Royce's individual actions beyond her role as Claudia's parent in this family pressure.
Lord Amersteth's wife and co-host of the party. She hosts Raffles and other guests, including Capt. Bedford, unaware of the impending theft.
Kate Lester has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Signature works include The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Remembrance, God's Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.