Tony works in a nearby barber shop and is initially attracted to Alice, whom he meets at her sidewalk newsstand. He proposes to her, but later falls for her sister Florence and takes her to the Barbers' Ball. His change of affection leads Alice to return his ring.
James is the son of Reverend Hollister and brother of Ruth. Though his father urges him toward the ministry, he disobeys and becomes increasingly addicted to drink. While intoxicated, he strikes a saloon-keeper, whose fatal fall leads the police to take James away after his father dies.
The unsuccessful suitor who attempts to win Miss Page by getting his rival, Harry, drunk. His schemes are ultimately thwarted by Harry's friends.
Howard is Grace's other suitor and receives a warmer welcome from her than Dave does. After Grace is blinded, he cannot afford her treatment and quickly finds another girlfriend. He later visits Grace, allowing her to mistakenly credit him for her cure before the truth sends him away.
This sailor is one of the two crewmen who, along with Enoch Arden, survive when their ship founders in a tropical storm. The survivors are marooned, and eventually Enoch is the only one left alive. The plot summary does not distinguish this sailor from the other surviving crewman or identify a personal relationship beyond their shared ordeal.
Joseph Graybill has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1909. Signature works include The Italian Barber, In the Haunts of Fear, The Girl of the Grove. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
