Eleanor Lawson (played by Agnes Ayres) is a protagonist in Worldly Goods.
The female protagonist who marries salesman Fred Hopper over wealthy Clifford Ramsay. She takes a job when bills mount, leaves Hopper due to his infatuation with another woman, and eventually reconciles after Ramsay fails to convince her to file for divorce. Fred Hopper (played by Pat O'Malley) appears in Worldly Goods.
A breezy salesman who marries Eleanor but proves to be more talk than industry. After financial ruin, he asks Ramsay for a job, overhears a real estate deal, secures an option using a loan from a married woman, and profits $70,000, leading to his eventual reconciliation with Eleanor. Clifford Ramsay (played by Victor Varconi) appears in Worldly Goods.
A young, wealthy department store executive initially courted by Eleanor. He later offers Hopper a job, discusses a property purchase that Hopper exploits, and unsuccessfully attempts to persuade Eleanor to sue for divorce.
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Characters
Eleanor Lawson
(played by Agnes Ayres) — protagonist
The female protagonist who marries salesman Fred Hopper over wealthy Clifford Ramsay. She takes a job when bills mount, leaves Hopper due to his infatuation with another woman, and eventually reconcil...
Fred Hopper
(played by Pat O'Malley) — supporting
A breezy salesman who marries Eleanor but proves to be more talk than industry. After financial ruin, he asks Ramsay for a job, overhears a real estate deal, secures an option using a loan from a marr...
Clifford Ramsay
(played by Victor Varconi) — supporting
A young, wealthy department store executive initially courted by Eleanor. He later offers Hopper a job, discusses a property purchase that Hopper exploits, and unsuccessfully attempts to persuade Elea...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Fred Hopper → Clifford Ramsay
(Professional Job Seeker And Employer)
When the couple is in financial difficulty, Fred decides to ask Clifford Ramsay for a job.
Eleanor Lawson → Clifford Ramsay
(Romantic Former Suitor)
Eleanor chooses Fred instead of Clifford Ramsay, who is described as the wealthy young man she could have married.
Eleanor Lawson → Fred Hopper
(Romantic Spouse)
Eleanor chooses to marry Fred Hopper, and they begin their honeymoon together.
Story Analysis
A marriage tested by financial hardship, opportunism, romantic interference, and eventual reconciliation.
