Roles and Original Cast
- Monsieur Beaucaire – Marion Green
- Philippe Molyneux – John Clarke
- Frederick Bantison – Lennox Pawle
- Rakell – Spencer Trevor
- François – Yvan Servais
- Duke of Winterset – Robert Parker
- Beau Nash – Robert Cunningham
- Townbrake – Dennis King
- Captain Badger – Percy Carr
- Joliffe – Harry Frankiss
- Bicksitt – Leigh Ellis
- The Marquis de Mirepox – Yvan Servais
- Lucy – Alice Moffat
- Countess of Greenbury – Violet Jerome
- Girl – Renée Morrell
- Lady Mary Carlisle – Maggie Teyte
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