Gambling Lady

A courageous and good-natured gambler who loves Lady. His charm masks a tendency toward impulsive decisions when loyalty and family are at stake. He unknowingly stirs trouble by bringing policemen to the gambling den and faces serious accusations before reconciling with Lady.

Daughter of Mike Lee, raised to be honest even in the gambling world. She marries Garry after a test of trust and wealth, then navigates jealousy and public scrutiny. Her resourcefulness shines as she pawns jewels to help a friend, while holding firm to her marriage.

Garry’s father and a fellow gambler who embodies high-society wealth-and-temptation. He disapproves of the union and attempts to influence outcomes with money, testing Lady and Garry’s commitment. He ultimately learns that true love isn’t for sale.

A longtime admirer and bookie who becomes entangled with Lady. He becomes a catalyst for conflict as his arrest and motives intersect with the couple’s struggles. His actions force Garry and Lady to confront loyalty, danger, and the consequences of their circle.

Garry’s old flame whose return from Europe stirs old desires and new complications. She tests loyalty and truth, offering to testify in exchange for alimony, and plays a pivotal role in the unraveling of misunderstandings.

Lady’s father, a principled gambler who instills honesty in his daughter. He ultimately succumbs to debt pressures from the syndicate, taking his own life rather than compromise. His legacy frames Lady’s choices and the family’s honor.

Head of the syndicate who wields influence over the gambling world. He pressures players and controls the flow of money, triggering the film’s central conflicts. His ruthless pragmatism exposes the costs of crime.