Roles and Original Cast
- Cheviot Hill (a young man of property) - George Honey
- Belvawney (his friend) - Harold Kyrle
- Mr. Symperson - Henry Howe
- Angus Macalister (a lowland peasant lad) - Fred Dewar
- Major McGillicuddy - Mr. Weathersby
- Belinda Trehern - Marion Terry
- Minnie Symperson (Symperson's daughter) - Lucy Buckstone
- Mrs. Macfarlane - Emily Thorne
- Maggie Macfarlane (a lowland lassie) - Julia Stewart
- Parker (Minnie's maid) - Julia Roselle
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