A female character in the serial, likely a damsel in distress or a romantic interest, connected to the Drake family and involved in the central plot.
Wife of Jimmy Mason who sells his invention to Granville when he falls ill. She demands and receives a large alimony allowance, uses the money to rescue Jimmy from bankruptcy, and remarries him on her terms.
Jeanne is David Norris's wife, whom he married after she chose him from among five suitors. When David becomes absorbed in business and forgets their anniversary, she believes divorce is the answer. At his suggestion, she attempts to elope with former suitors, but their failures lead her to realize that David is the man she loves.
Betty is a stenographer employed by Ralph's father. After winning a $1,000 advertising prize, she goes to the hotel and poses as Countess Fontaine. Ralph falls in love with her, and by the end she wins his affection.
Aline is David Tilden's young wife, dissatisfied with domestic work and eager for attractive possessions and greater freedom. She persuades David to let her return to work in a music shop, then accepts a ride from Richard Henderson, an incident that arouses David's jealousy and helps drive the central conflict.
Edna Gordon is a young woman associated with confidence man James Arnold. She lures Luther Flint into marrying her, then abandons him after the treasure-diving venture leaves him seriously ill. Martin finds her in a Boston cabaret and forces her onto a ferry, but she refuses to return willingly; she and James later die when the ferry sinks.
Grace Darmond has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include Alimony, A Dangerous Adventure, Handle with Care. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
