Suellen is one of Scarlett O'Hara’s younger sisters. Scarlett exploits Suellen’s engagement to Frank Kennedy by marrying him herself, using the marriage to secure money for Tara. Her relationship with Scarlett is therefore affected by Scarlett’s ruthless determination to protect the family plantation.
The mayor's wife and a resident of the vampire colony. She makes a brief appearance at a high-society dinner where she openly comments on her preference for human blood and acknowledges her husband's concerns about her drinking problem, hinting at her vampiric nature.
Daughter of a ruined investor who becomes Joe's love interest and moral compass in the mortal world.
An orphan and assistant personnel director at a large department store, Millie is determined to adopt Tommy after his mother dies, but learns she must be married to do so. She invents a fiancé and asks Doug for help finding a husband. Though Ralph and Phil both propose, Millie realizes she loves Doug and chooses him, eventually finding Tommy safe in her apartment.
Susan Gilvray is the woman who reports a prowler and becomes involved with Webb Garwood while her husband works nights as a radio personality. She initially accepts Webb's explanation of the killing, marries him, then exposes his plan against Doctor James and admits that she knows he murdered her husband.
A redheaded genie released from the magic lamp, Babs explains that rubbing it makes Aladdin her master and that only he can see or hear her. She helps him escape the cave and conjures servants, clothes, and gifts for his return to the palace. Having fallen in love with Aladdin, she is disappointed when he pursues Armina, but ultimately frees herself and conjures a twin for him who loves her.
Martha Garth is Dr. John Garth's daughter, with whom he returns home after receiving a pardon. As his behavior grows increasingly erratic and bodies accumulate, she suspects that something is wrong and confronts him. Garth urges her to leave while fighting his violent impulses, but she refuses, causing him to move toward her before she faints and he escapes.
Uncle Willie's daughter who initially helps identify Sheriff Steve's stolen horse. She actively seeks the Countess's assistance to save Cheyenne from execution, eventually marrying him after the town's troubles are resolved.
A kind-hearted social worker who visits Victor and Clara over reported domestic problems and mistakenly believes Joe is Victor when she takes him into her custody. She and Joe fall in love, but she asks him to return the stolen money and start afresh. After the settlement house burns, she rejects his excuses, then embraces him after he is shot.
Sister of Harriet Hobson who arrives to investigate her death. Develops a romantic connection with Johnny. Refuses to leave him after he tries to push her away for her safety, and eventually convinces him to turn himself in to Inspector Koch.
Jane Craig is Barry Craig's wife and shares his preference for solving crimes rather than writing about them. She joins Barry when killings plague Ralph McCormick's fashion photography studio, making her a partner in the investigation and a central participant in the mystery.
Robert Taine's wife who becomes unexpectedly entangled in a spy hunt. She accompanies her husband to key events, impersonates an enemy agent's wife, steals a victim's briefcase on a train, and ultimately confesses the truth to authorities, later receiving a cryptic warning from Sandorski.
Evelyn Keyes has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work is anchored in the Down to Earth universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Gone with the Wind, The Seven Year Itch, The Killer That Stalked New York. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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