Montgomery Seaton's neglected wife. After seeing him bring a child to another woman's home, she suspects that an affair is involved. The confusion surrounding the child and her husband's conduct strains their marriage, but she is ultimately reunited with him when the truth is revealed.
An orphaned heiress, Muriel is in love with Harland and owns property near Kalmaroo. Her guardian exploits her inheritance and conspires to prevent her from giving evidence against him. She is distressed when a gang disrupts Harland's mission, and Harland later rescues her from a kidnapping.
Vivian Graham is played by Agnes Vernon, one of the three performers given starring billing in The Clock, marking her as a principal character of the comedy.
A wealthy heiress traveling with her father. Initially captivated by Sam Brockton's helpfulness, she becomes cold after encountering his rough doppelganger. She renews her affection upon witnessing Brockton's genuine horsemanship and gentlemanly conduct, eventually agreeing to marry him.
Mary Weller is the attractive, rain-soaked young woman who calls for help on a stormy night and leads John Winton to an unconscious man in a marsh. After she and the man disappear from John's bungalow, she becomes involved in a series of mysterious encounters with him. John eventually marries her without knowing the truth behind the scheme.
John Davis's daughter, who loves the detective John Murdock and rejects Frank Lawler's advances. While the men are away with the posse, Lawler attempts to molest her in the mining office, and she tries to hold him off until help arrives. Murdock catches Lawler assaulting her, and the story ends with Murdock and Dora together.
Agnes Vernon has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include Silks and Saddles, Fear Not, The Man from Kangaroo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
