The other legal guardian of Mary Roberts. She works alongside Mickey Finn to control Mary's inheritance, displaying indifference to her well-being and actively participating in the usurpation of her wealth.
Sultry café singer performing at the underground speakeasy. Known for her flirtatious manner and fickle affections, she provides entertainment for the mobsters and gamblers. By the story's end, she simply moves on to her next romantic conquest, unaffected by the central drama.
Sally is a singer who entertains at the speakeasy where Larry Grayson spends his father's money. Gangster Joe Hardy tells her to befriend Larry as part of a scheme to pin a murder charge on him. Her role connects Larry's nightlife spending to the plot that ends with him framed for Felix Brown's shooting murder.
Flora is Gerald's companion at Lisa's performance and teases him about his devotion to the singer while following the opera through his explanations. She and Gerald discuss their incompatibility and possible divorce. Lisa later welcomes Flora into her home and treats her as family, though the relationships remain unresolved.
Bing's notorious fiancée, known for betrayal, reinstates wedding and threatens to ruin the show.
The bold, alluring new secretary at Charles's firm, she catches his attention and contributes to the disruption of his carefully ordered routine. The morning after his night at the club, she greets him with a knowing, teasing smirk, increasing his embarrassment about the staged scandal. The story does not establish any relationship between them beyond their workplace connection.
Sharon Lynn has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work is anchored in the Big Broadcast Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Way Out West, Wild Company, Speakeasy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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