Roles and Original Cast
- "Pops", proprietor of the Alley Inn, New York – Alfred P. James
- Rosalind Rafferty, a manicurist – Mary Hay
- Madame Nookerova's maid – Mary Hay
- Sascha, Violinist at the Alley Inn – Jacques Rebiroff
- Otis Hooper, a theatrical agent – Walter Catlett
- Mrs. Ten Broek, a settlement worker – Dolores
- Sally of the Alley, a foundling – Marilyn Miller
- Madame Nookerova, a Wild Rose – Marilyn Miller
- Premier Star of the Follies – Marilyn Miller
- Connie, a waiter at the Alley Inn – Leon Errol
- Duke of Czechogovinia – Leon Errol
- Miss New York, a niece – Agatha Dehussey
- Admiral Travers, a gay one – Phil Ryley
- Blair Farquar, an only son – Irving Fisher
- Jimmie Spelvin – Stanley Ridges
- Billy Porter – Wade Boothe
- Harry Burton – Jack Barker
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