Roles and Original Cast
- Captain Richard Warrington – Orville Harrold
- Lieutenant Governor Grandet – William Frederic
- Etienne Grandet, Son of Lieut. Governor – Edward Martindel
- Sir Harry Blake, An Irish Adventurer – Raymond Bloomer
- Simon O'hara, Capt. Dick's Servant – Harry Cooper
- Rudolfo, Keeper of Marionette Theatre – James S. Murray
- Florenze, Sec'y to Lieut. Governor – Howard Morgan
- Lizette, A Casquette Girl – Kate Elinore
- Adah, A Quadroon – Maria Hellene
- The Voodoo Queen – Viola Ellis
- Nanette, Felice, Fanchon, Graziella and Franchesca – Louise Aichel, Blanche Lipton, Vera De Rosa, Sylvia Loti and Bessie Ricardo
- Marietta D'Altena – Emma Trentini
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