Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere cast, 23 December 1932 (Conductor: ) |
|---|---|---|
| Madeleine de Faublas (or Faublais) | soprano | Gitta Alpár |
| Marquis Aristide de Faublas, her husband | tenor | Arthur Schröder |
| Daisy Darlington (Parker) (José Pasodoble), jazz composer | soprano | Rosy Barsony |
| Mustapha Bey, Turkish embassy attaché | tenor | Oszkár Dénes |
| Tangolita. Argentine dancer | contralto | Trude Berliner |
| Archibald, Aristide's servant | baritone | |
| Mizzi from Vienna, divorced wife of Mustapha Bey | spoken | |
| Blanca from Prague, divorced wife of Mustapha Bey | spoken | |
| Lucia frome Rome, divorced wife of Mustapha Bey | spoken | |
| Mercedes from Madrid, divorced wife of Mustapha Bey | spoken | |
| Trude from Berlin, divorced wife of Mustapha Bey | spoken | |
| Ilonka from Budapest, divorced wife of Mustapha Bey | spoken | |
| Célestin Formant, lawyer | spoken | Victor de Kowa |
| Pomerol, headwaiter at the 'Savoy' | spoken | |
| Monsieur Albert, head of a fashion house in Paris | spoken | |
| Ernest Bennuet, a young friend of Célestin | spoken | |
| Bébé, Madeleine's maid | spoken | |
| Guests at Faublas's, hotel guests and staff, ball guests, dancers | ||
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