Roles
- Spoofah Bey (An Irish Con-Man) - Mr. John L. Shine
- Squire Higgins (One Of The Nouveau-Riche) - Charles Danby
- Vivian Higgins (The Squire's Eldest Son) - Sydney Barraclough
- Dolly Higgins (Another Of The Squire's Sons) - Alfred C. Seymour
- Josiah Higgins (The Squire's Brother) - Herbert Sparling
- Lord Percy Pimpleton - George Grossmith Jr.
- Sid Fakah (Moroccan Grand Vizier) - Colin Coop
- Musket (A Servant) - Douglas Munro
- Maude Sportington (Dolly's Girl-Friend) - Letty Lind
- Ethel Sportington (Vivian's Girl-Friend) - Violet Cameron
- Comtesse De La Blague (Spoofah's Sister, A Phoney "Countess") - Jenny McNulty
- Lady Walkover (Maude's Friend) - Agnes Hewitt
- Rhea Porter (A Lady Journalist) - Marie Studholme
- Eva Sketchley - Eva Westlake
- Hilda Adlette - Ruby Temple
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“Modern women are squeezed between the devil and the deep blue sea, and there are no lifeboats out there in the form of public policies designed to help these women combine their roles as mothers and as workers.”
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