Ebbut frequently provides trustworthy men to act as guards or trail suspects. In "The Toff and the Golden Boy", Ebbut is described as follows:  Lady Gloria Hurst is Rollison's aunt. Her home is the Marigold Club, where she takes in women requiring temporary assistance. She occasionally protects women involved in Rollison's adventures. Two Maclean Rogers films were made from Toff adventures in 1952: "Salute the Toff" and "Hammer the Toff". The Toff was played by John Bentley in both films. At least six early novels, namely "Introducing the Toff", "The Toff Steps Out", "Here Comes the Toff", "Salute the Toff", "The Toff Proceeds", and "The Toff Is Back", were adapted into a serial by Australia's Crawford Productions in the late 1940s. Robert Burnard starred as the Toff. Hundreds of episodes are kept in Australia's National Film and Sound Archive. Two other novels, "The Toff and the Runaway Bride" and "The Toff on the Farm", were adapted into BBC Radio dramas starring Terence Alexander, in 1975 and 1977 respectively. A couple "Super Detective Library" comic books published by Amalgamated Press were adapted from Toff novels: "The Toff at Butlin’s" (#61) and "The Missing Millionaire" (#110, based on "A Six for the Toff").