Character Relationship Map: April Fool
April Fool (1926) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Jacob Goodman
(played by Alexander Carr) — protagonist
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Irma Goodman
(played by Duane Thompson) — protagonist
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Joseph Applebaum
(played by Eddie Phillips) — supporting
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Mr. Applebaum
(played by Snitz Edwards) — minor
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Irma Goodman - a Child
(played by Baby Peggy) — minor
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Joe Applebaum - a Child
(played by Pat Moore) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Mr. Applebaum → Joseph Applebaum
(Family Father) — Father-son relationship
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Joseph Applebaum → Joe Applebaum - a Child
(Family Father) — Father-son relationship
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Irma Goodman → Irma Goodman - a Child
(Family Mother) — Mother-daughter relationship
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Jacob Goodman → Irma Goodman - a Child
(Family Father) — Father-daughter relationship
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Jacob Goodman → Irma Goodman
(Family Husband) — Married couple
Story Analysis
A rags-to-riches story with social climbing and a false accusation plot
Plot Progression
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Rise from Adversity
— Jacob loses his job but creates a successful business, elevating his family's social status.
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Social Climbing
— The Goodman family gains acceptance in high society, leading to their daughter's engagement.
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Scandal and Accusation
— A theft accusation threatens to derail the wedding and family reputation.
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Truth and Resolution
— The real culprit is exposed, restoring justice and allowing the family to move forward.
Directed by Nat Ross
April Fool (1926) · 7/10 · comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q55604108), public domain (CC0).
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