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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“A concern with parenting...must direct attention beyond behavior. This is because parenting is not simply a set of behaviors, but participation in an interpersonal, diffuse, affective relationship. Parenting is an eminently psychological role in a way that many other roles and activities are not.”
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