Her Cardboard Lover

A high-society woman who leverages money and social influence to guide her romantic entanglements. She uses Terry as secretary and pretend fiancé to deter Tony, while her feelings unexpectedly evolve. Her actions reveal a tension between pride, desire, and the consequences of deception.

A songwriter who pursues Consuelo while playing the part of her fiancé to fend off rivals. His charm clashes with reckless decisions, pulling him into brawls and disguises as he navigates love, debt, and loyalty. He ultimately must choose between art, obligation, and true affection.

Consuelo's former fiancé who suspects the depth of her feelings for Terry. Driven by jealousy and pride, he pushes the plot toward confrontation, challenging Terry's claims and threatening to reclaim what he believes is rightfully his.

A songwriting partner who provides humor and practical aid, including financing outcomes of their scheme. He acts as a catalyst, moving the story toward its resolution through music and camaraderie.

The courtroom authority overseeing the charges and fines that frame the film's climax. He embodies order as the lovers' tangled relationships come under legal scrutiny.

A member of Consuelo's social circle who appears within the high-society world surrounding the romance. She adds texture to the casino and social scenes, contributing to the atmosphere of opulence.

The officer who apprehends Terry and Tony during the night-time altercation, underscoring the reach of law in their schemes.

A casino employee who anchors the social setting, facilitating the flirtations and gambling that propel the plot.

A background figure in the Palm Beach casino milieu who helps create the atmosphere of luxury that frames the romance.

A courtroom figure involved in the hearing where the charges are addressed, contributing to the film's legal-tinged climax.