Broadway Musketeers

Isabel is a bored, unhappy wife who seeks affection outside her marriage. She becomes entangled with Phil Peyton, risking her family as the affair unfolds. Her arc culminates in a self-sacrificing act to reveal Judy’s location to the police.

A nightclub performer whose fame and flirtation pull her into the film’s romantic entanglements. She tries to cover for Isabel during a hospital visit, and her own marriage to Stan adds to the love triangle at the story’s core.

An office secretary and loyal friend who helps the women stay connected and bail out Fay. Connie’s practical nature contrasts with the chaos around them, and she ultimately faces a personal milestone by marrying her boss.

A gambler whose affair with Isabel triggers the central crisis. His ambitions and debt to criminals push the plot toward violence, ending in his murder by those he owes.

Isabel’s husband who travels to California and later returns to find his marriage in tatters. He divorces Isabel and gains custody of their daughter, Judy, shaping the family’s legal and emotional fracture.

Isabel and Stan’s daughter, the innocent focal point of the criminals’ plot. Judy survives the ordeal and steps into the future after her mother’s tragic sacrifice.

A gangster who grows fond of Judy and attempts to do right by her, but is ultimately killed when he objects to the gang’s violence.

One of the gangsters involved in the scheme to hold Judy and settle debts. He represents the criminal network driving the film’s tension.

A gangster connected to the debt-driven criminal ties surrounding Phil Peyton. His actions contribute to the escalating danger surrounding Isabel and Judy.

Another member of the criminal group involved in the plot against Judy, representing the external forces threatening the trio.

The nurse who cares for Judy and informs Stan about the affair, bridging Isabel’s private life with the public consequences.

A minor cast member who appears in the school context within the story’s broader social setting.