Belle is closely connected to John Clayborn. During the rush to file water claims, John gives her his armband, and she later returns to him and apologizes. She marries John at the end, with the ranchers attending the wedding.
A woman being romanced by Barry at the beginning of the story. Barry briefly interrupts their time together to handle a case, wins an acquittal for a clearly guilty client, and then returns to his pleasure-seeking lifestyle. Her brief appearance establishes Barry’s casual treatment of romance.
The nurse attends to Gunner in the hospital after his fall. When Bucker begins ogling her, Gunner tosses a coin behind her as she leaves, intending to make her bend down and exposing Bucker to her as someone whose affections might be bought. She turns and glares at Bucker, while Gunner facetiously asks her to forgive his friend's supposedly dirty-minded behavior.
Young woman whose father is tied to an outlaw gang, creating personal conflict for Johnny.
Muriel Evans has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1928. Their work is anchored in the Hopalong Cassidy Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Missing Girls, Aristocrats of Fashion, King of the Pecos. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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