Turner is a Broadway playboy whom James approaches to sell an insurance policy. He takes an interest in Gladys and invites her to a weekend party at his country house. When he hides her clothes after she goes to swim and makes a move on her, James intervenes. Gladys later persuades Turner to sign the policy.
Liquor smuggler in Arizona who falsely claims to be Caldwell to evade the sheriff. Locks Mamie up over her threats, sends Zander to Juan, and reveals his true identity before marrying Mamie.
The new minister in the village, who unsuccessfully tries to convert Yen Sin. He falls in love with Sympathy and marries her. Snow’s anonymous blackmail letter leads Malden to seek money to pay off the supposed threat; distraught on his return, he resigns from the ministry, but later forgives Snow after Yen Sin exposes the scheme.
Noel is a wealthy man who employs one of Mabel's applicants as a butler and has also answered her advertisement. He tells Mabel that Gerald bet his club members she would stop replying to the letters. Noel falls in love with her, proposes, and becomes her fiancé when she accepts.
A millionaire interested in Rupert’s welfare work and hopelessly in love with Cynthia. To protect Rupert from newspaper scandal, he persuades Missy to marry him despite his feelings. After learning Missy’s true identity, he realizes she is trapped in a burning building and rescues her.
John Locke is the man Molly Townsend truly loves. While traveling by steamship toward Rio, he is thrown overboard, leaving Molly at the mercy of the crew. He later returns with Molly's mother to rescue her, and the two end the story happy together after Luis Riccardi's true character is exposed.
John is a district attorney and a sworn enemy of John Gilmore and his gambling empire. He is held on circumstantial evidence for Gilmore's murder, although Evelyn could clear him at the cost of exposing her husband Marshall. Marshall's final statement ultimately clears John; he is engaged to Barbara Langham.
Larry is Richard O'Day's stepson, who inherits a house and allowance but stands to receive the fortune if Patrick fails to claim it. He hopes to invest in Robert Fulton's steamboat, risks his house to raise money, and grows close to Pat while she lives with him in disguise. After falling in love with her, he proposes.
Hale Underwood is the reporter called in to help Willoughby Finch deal with the predicament caused by Mary Barber's arrival before Finch's wedding rehearsal. He proposes using a woman to pose as Finch's sweetheart to get him out of difficulty, and arranges for an actress to appear in vamp attire, setting further complications in motion.
Jimmie is a newspaper man writing an article about the average woman. He chooses Sally as his subject and follows her to gather information, leading to his arrest. The Judge, believing him harmless, sentences him to visit Sally regularly, and the two fall in love. Jimmie later arrives at the nightclub with the Judge during the raid, and he and Sally marry.
Martin is Joan Ludlow's young neighbor and later her husband. He takes Joan to the city after she asks him to leave her grandparents' home, then offers marriage when they find her friend Alice absent. Though Joan remains extremely innocent, Martin respects her and resists Toodles's advances. He arrives in time to save Joan from Gilbert and takes her back as his wife.
Gilbert is a wealthy young man writing a book who lives in a cheap room near Bessie. He becomes her companion in imaginary voyages on her backyard yacht and permits her father to take her to his country estate for a vacation. When he returns, he discovers the deception about the estate and later finds Bessie heartbroken, promising that her dream of riches will come true.
Harrison Ford has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include Love in High Gear, Three Week Ends, Golf Widows. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
