Roles and Original Cast
- The Duke of Alasia, Heir presumptive to the throne – Huntley Wright
- Princess Marie, his daughter – Isabel Jay
- Alexis, King of Cadonia – Bertram Wallis
- General Bonski – Robert Cunningham
- Captain Laski – Pope Stamper
- Lieutenant Jules – Harold Deacon
- Lieutenant Saloff – Cameron Carr
- Panix, Secretary to the Duke of Alasia – Arthur Laceby
- Laborde, Head gardener to the Duke of Alasia – Akerman May
- Bran, Servant to Captain Laski – George Barrett
- Militza, Maid to Princess Marie – Gracie Leigh
- Stephanie, First Lady in Waiting to Princess Marie – Peggy Bethel
- Duchess of Alasia – Amy Martin
- Ladies in Waiting: Natine, Wadna, Ottaline and Fridoline – Queenie Merrall, Gladys Beech, Claire Lynch and Gladys Anderson
- Chorus of soldiers, gardeners, peasants, ladies of the Court, etc.
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