Roles and 1902 London Cast
- Valentine Brown - Suitor of Miss Phoebe – Seymour Hicks
- Miss Phoebe Throssel - A School Mistress – Ellaline Terriss
- Miss Livvy - Alter ego of Phoebe – Ellaline Terriss
- Ensign Blades - A Young Officer – A. Vane Tempest
- Lieutenant Spicer - A Young Officer – Vincent Sternroyd
- Susan Throssell - Sister to Phoebe – Marion Terry
- Patty - Maid-of-all-work in service of the Throssell sisters – Rosini Filippi
- Recruiting Sergeant – George Shelton
- A Waterloo Veteran – Charles Daly
- Arthur Wellesley Tomson – George Hersee
- Miss Willoughby – Henrietta Watson
- Miss Fanny Willoughby – Irene Rooke
- Miss Henrietta Turnbull – Constance Hyem
- Miss Charlotte Parratt – May Taverner
- Isabella – Winifred Hall
- Harriett – Edith Heslewood
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