Roles and Original Cast
- Gerard, The Earl of Beverley - Donald Calthrop
- The Duke of Crowborough - C. M. Lowne
- The Hon. Victor Halifax - Arthur Wellesley
- Charles Otway - Alfred S. Barber
- Lathers - Frank Perfitt
- Hillier - Charles F. Cooke
- Cedric - Cecil Fletcher
- Alf - Cyril Doughty
- Achille Jotte (Court Dressmaker) - W. H. Berry
- Lord Playne - G. P. Huntley
- Chicquette - Isabel Delorme
- Estelle - Mabel Sealby
- Lady Playne - Madeline Seymour
- David Playne (Lord Playne's Nephew) - Daisy Burrell
- Mrs. Rawlins - Kate Welch
- Jane - Modesta Daly
- Betty - Winifred Barnes
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