Red Salute (1935) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Drue is the daughter of General Van Allen and initially loves Leonard Arner, a communist graduate student. After her father tricks her into traveling to Mexico, she becomes stranded and joins Jeff in...
Jeff is a soldier whom Drue meets while she is stranded in Juarez; she nicknames him “Uncle Sam.” Though they initially dislike each other, they flee together and grow close. At General Van Allen’s re...
Leonard is a communist graduate student whom Drue loves at the beginning of the story. After he is expelled from a college campus for speaking to students, a newspaper photograph of him with Drue draw...
Aunt Betty is identified as Drue’s aunt. General Van Allen uses the supposed plan to see Aunt Betty off as a pretext to get Drue onto a plane bound for Mexico, then locks her in. The summary does not...
Baldy is a caretaker whom Drue and Jeff persuade to believe they are friends of his employer, Colonel Turner. As a result, he lets them stay in Turner’s house. His assistance gives the pair temporary...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Drue is tricked into boarding an airplane supposedly to see her Aunt Betty off.
Jeff tells Drue that he loves her, she kisses him, and later realizes that she is in love with him before marrying him.
Drue is described as being in love with Leonard, and a newspaper reports that they are going to get married.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Drue joins Jeff in convincing Baldy that they are friends of his employer so they can stay in the house.
Jeff and Drue con Baldy into believing that they are friends of his employer and persuade him to let them stay in the house.
Jeff pretends to agree with Leonard's position, then reveals his opposing views during Leonard's public meeting, causing a riot.
A young woman's political romance changes as forced exile, danger, ideological conflict, and personal choice lead her from Leonard to Jeff.
Directed by Sidney Lanfield
Red Salute (1935) · 6/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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