Corrupt art dealer who attempts to silence Diane after discovering the statue is fake.
Dutch Enright is a gangster who arranges the poker game intended to exploit Charles Engle. When he learns that Charles is supposed to escape with the money, Dutch tries to stop him and sends men to recover both Charles and the winnings. Nina Barona persuades Bill O'Brien to oppose Dutch's attempt.
A sharp detective who suspects that the Madison household is being watched and keeps close to the estate because he expects a robbery. When Light Fingers is found holding the jewels, Kerrigan regards the evidence as damning. Dorothy argues that Light Fingers recovered them from the robbers, but Kerrigan remains skeptical.
The man Bonny Lee King plans to marry after separating from Ralph 'Skid' Johnson. His role reflects Bonny's attempt to move on from her broken marriage, although the plot ultimately brings her back to Skid when she is asked to help him overcome his drinking and save Lefty Miller's troubled production.
Clem Jeeter is the antagonist seeking to drive Queen Katey from her ranch so the land can be divided. He stirs up the homesteaders, terrorizes them, and arranges for Queen to be blamed for the Brown family's burned ranch. He attempts to establish control over Queen as her guardian and later leads men against the ranch, but is captured.
Ralph Theodore has 5 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work is anchored in the Boston Blackie Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Dance of Life, Light Fingers, Bullets for Bandits. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
