A princess educated in America who secretly wishes to be a performer. She defies her royal obligations to become a nightclub sensation, ultimately winning public admiration while balancing her duties.
A photographer and the woman Jeff loves, Carolyn accepts his proposal. Sally tells her that she is pregnant with Jeff's child, and Jeff admits he continued seeing Sally because of her threat to damage his reputation. Carolyn ends their relationship, but after Jeff is cleared at court-martial, the two reunite.
Constance is one half of the female dance duo who joins George, Eddie, and Joan in forming a quartet. Wary of George's reputation as a ladies' man, she nevertheless falls in love with him and marries him. After losing their baby and later divorcing him while he is overseas, she builds a solo nightclub career and eventually reunites with George.
Daughter of a rival hotel owner who offers free room and board to Ted Hartley and his musicians so they can perform at her family's inn in Hawaii.
Pam is an aspiring singer and the secretary of songwriter Ty. With help from her roommate Sherry, she gets the chance to audition one of Ty's songs for the Earl Carroll Sketchbook. Rick offers her a job after hearing her voice, mistakenly thinking she wrote the song. After catching Ty kissing Lynn, she feigns amnesia; she and Ty are eventually hired by the revue.
A high-society woman engaged to Jeffrey. Her luxurious lifestyle expectations drive Jeffrey to embezzle funds, creating the central crisis.
Female lead and college student at the center of the film's romantic plot and musical performances.
Constance Moore has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Signature works include Earl Carroll Vanities, Earl Carroll Sketchbook, Atlantic City. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
