Howard is an aged millionaire who employs Annabelle Rose as his nurse and grows fond of her. He asks her to marry him so he can leave her his millions instead of his son Arthur, but she refuses. Before his death, he makes a new will and gives Annabelle a sealed envelope to open sixty days later; its contents reveal that she inherited his fortune.
A gout-ridden old man living in a fine home across from the orphanage, the major becomes the focus of Madge's hope for a home. She takes him for a ride in his wheelchair, and after a storm leaves him soaked, the chair runs away with him. Dick treats him and discovers that the major is his grandfather; Madge later helps reconcile them.
Colonel Cameron is a Kentucky horseman facing financial ruin after being victimized by Jim De Luce’s stock manipulation. He is Lucille’s father and has lost hope of racing Southern Pride after the filly sprains a tendon. When De Luce reveals that Gregory Haines holds the mortgage on the Cameron home, the Colonel informs Lucille of the truth.
William T. Carleton has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include Home Wanted, The Beloved Blackmailer, A Daughter of Maryland. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
