Jackie is the vivacious daughter of Mr. Cameron and the central figure of the story. When her father's general store faces bankruptcy, she borrows $2,000 from Mr. Skinner and turns the store into a successful haberdashery. Mistaken for Evelina, she is kidnapped after buying a dress, then helps rescue Smythe by dropping jugs on the criminals.
Barbara Jackson is William Jackson's daughter, who disguises herself in the chauffeur's uniform to take her father's car for a drive. After picking up a passenger involved in a planned art robbery, she is forced to participate and then left to be caught. She convinces Bob Everett that she was coerced, and they go to her father to explain the deception.
Therese is Caesar Le Noir’s daughter. Alain finds her almost dead in the snow while pursuing her father and brings her to his cabin. After Caesar’s later death, Therese forgives Alain, linking her story to the conflict between her father and the Montcalm family.
Mabel is the woman Matthew falls in love with in Centipede. She shows him her engagement ring, prompting Banty Jones, who considers her his gal, to give Matthew a deadline to leave town. After Matthew wins his fight with Jones, Mabel is proud of him, linking her romantic interest to his success in exposing the oil theft.
Beatrice Ridley is a young wife who imagines romantic intrigues in which her husband Robert is a Lothario and she is wronged. When she notices his unexplained letters from the Honeysuckle Inn, she suspects another woman and consults attorneys about obtaining relief. Her suspicions are resolved when the characters meet at the inn.
A young woman brought to Dr. Arthur P. Hampton's office for treatment after being injured. She turns out to be the Mary Jane Smith Arthur has falsely claimed to marry, and agrees to help him sustain the deception when his uncle appears. The situation follows them on the trip to Hawaii, where the truth is eventually explained and she marries Arthur.
The employer's daughter who encourages Ezry's studies, teaches him to dance, and helps facilitate his acceptance by the family.
Doris May has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Signature works include Faithful Wives, Tea- With a Kick!, Up and at 'Em. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
