Character Relationships in Missing Girls
Reporter Jimmie Dugan (played by Roger Pryor) is a protagonist in Missing Girls.
Dorothy Benson (played by Muriel Evans) is a protagonist in Missing Girls.
Dan Collins (played by Sidney Blackmer) appears in Missing Girls.
Ben Davis (played by Noel Madison) appears in Missing Girls.
Ann Jason (played by Ann Doran) appears in Missing Girls.
Chuck Martin (played by Don Brodie) appears in Missing Girls.
Zig (played by George Cooper) appears in Missing Girls.
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Character Relationship Map: Missing Girls
Missing Girls (1936) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Reporter Jimmie Dugan
(played by Roger Pryor) — protagonist
Dorothy Benson
(played by Muriel Evans) — protagonist
Dan Collins
(played by Sidney Blackmer) — supporting
Ben Davis
(played by Noel Madison) — supporting
Ann Jason
(played by Ann Doran) — supporting
Chuck Martin
(played by Don Brodie) — minor
Zig
(played by George Cooper) — supporting
Key Relationships
Dan Collins → Ben Davis
(Professional Colleague)
Dorothy Benson → Ann Jason
(Social Acquaintance)
Dorothy Benson → Ben Davis
(Social Acquaintance)
Dorothy Benson → Dan Collins
(Social Confidant)
Reporter Jimmie Dugan → Chuck Martin
(Conflict Suspect)
Reporter Jimmie Dugan → Zig
(Conflict Suspect)
Reporter Jimmie Dugan → Ann Jason
(Social Associate)
Reporter Jimmie Dugan → Ben Davis
(Social Associate)
Reporter Jimmie Dugan → Dan Collins
(Alliance Partner)
Reporter Jimmie Dugan → Dorothy Benson
(Professional Investigator)
Story Analysis
A crime drama following a reporter's investigation into a complex case involving suspects, allies, and moral dilemmas.
Plot Progression
Initial Investigation
Deepening Mystery
Crisis and Betrayal
Final Confrontation
Directed by Phil Rosen
Missing Girls (1936) · 6.3/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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