The Beauty Stone - Roles and Original Cast

Roles and Original Cast

  • Philip, Lord of Mirlemont (tenor) – George Devoll
  • Guntran of Beaugrant (baritone) – Edwin Isham
  • Simon Limal (a Weaver) (baritone) – Henry Lytton
  • Nicholas Dircks (Burgomaster of Mirlemont) (bass-baritone) – Jones Hewson
  • Peppin (a dwarf) (non-singing) – D'Arcy Kelway
  • A Seneschal (non-singing) – Leonard Russell
  • A Lad of the Town (non-singing) – Charles Childerstone
  • Baldwyn of Ath (non-singing) – J. W. Foster
  • The Lords of Serault (tenor), Velaines (baritone) and St. Sauveur (bass) – Cory James, N. Gordon and J. Ruff
  • The Devil (baritone) – Walter Passmore
  • Laine (the Weaver's daughter) (soprano) – Ruth Vincent
  • Joan (the Weaver's wife) (contralto) – Rosina Brandram
  • Jacqueline (mezzo-soprano) – Emmie Owen
  • Loyse, from St. Denis (soprano) – Madge Moyse
  • Isabeau, from Florennes (mezzo-soprano) – Minnie Pryce
  • Blanche, from Bovigny (mezzo-soprano) – Ethel Jackson
  • A Shrewish Girl (non-singing) – Mildred Baker
  • A Matron (non-singing) – Ethel Wilson
  • Saida (soprano) – Pauline Joran

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