Kitty Greenwood / Kitty St. George (played by Estelle Brody) is a protagonist in Kitty.
A shopgirl who marries aviator Alex St. George despite class prejudice. After Alex is poisoned by his mother's lies, she engages in a battle of wills to prove her innocence and ultimately succeeds in rekindling his love. Alex St. George (played by John Stuart) is a protagonist in Kitty.
A handsome young aviator who falls in love with Kitty. His concentration is shattered by his mother's malicious letters, leading to a plane crash that causes critical injuries, paralysis risk, and amnesia, requiring extensive rehabilitation. Mrs. St. George (played by Dorothy Cumming) appears in Kitty.
Alex's snobbish and class-bound mother who opposes his marriage to a shopgirl. She sabotages the relationship by sending false tales about Kitty to Alex, but is ultimately crushed when Kitty wins the battle of wills.
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Characters
Kitty Greenwood / Kitty St. George
(played by Estelle Brody) — protagonist
A shopgirl who marries aviator Alex St. George despite class prejudice. After Alex is poisoned by his mother's lies, she engages in a battle of wills to prove her innocence and ultimately succeeds in...
Alex St. George
(played by John Stuart) — protagonist
A handsome young aviator who falls in love with Kitty. His concentration is shattered by his mother's malicious letters, leading to a plane crash that causes critical injuries, paralysis risk, and amn...
Mrs. St. George
(played by Dorothy Cumming) — supporting
Alex's snobbish and class-bound mother who opposes his marriage to a shopgirl. She sabotages the relationship by sending false tales about Kitty to Alex, but is ultimately crushed when Kitty wins the...
Key Relationships
Mrs. St. George → Kitty Greenwood / Kitty St. George
(Conflict Saboteur)
Mrs. St. George → Alex St. George
(Family Mother)
Kitty Greenwood / Kitty St. George → Alex St. George
(Romantic Fiancés)
Story Analysis
A wartime romance tested by class prejudice, deception, and amnesia.