Roles and Original Cast
- Prince Karl Franz – Howard Marsh
- Dr. Engel (the Prince's Tutor) – Greek Evans
- Kathie (niece of Ruder) – Ilse Marvenga
- Ruder (Landlord of Inn of Three Gold Apples) – W. H. White
- Lutz (valet to the Prince) – George Hassell
- Princess Margaret (fiancee of Prince Karl Franz) – Roberta Beatty
- Detlef (a student leader) – Raymond Marlowe
- Von Asterberg (another student leader) – Paul Kleeman
- Lucas (another student leader) – Frederic Wolff
- Captain Tarnitz – John Coast
- Gretchen (a young worker at the tavern) – Violet Carlson
- Hubert (Lutz's valet) – Charles Williams
- Countess Leyden (lady-in-waiting to the Princess) – Dagmar Oakland
- Toni (a waiter and wine steward) – Adolph Link
- Count Von Mark (prime minister of Karlsberg) – Fuller Mellish
- Grand Duchess Anastasia (Princess Margaret's mother) – Florence Morrison
- Rudolph – Lucius Metz
- Baron Arnheim – Robert Calley
- Captain of the Guard – Conrad Sparin
- Nicolas – Fred Wilson
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