_General Hugh Kendrick_ Frank Mordaunt. _Colonel Alan Kendrick_ Maurice Barrymore. _Colonel Fulton Thorpe_ John E. Kellerd. _Lieutenant Robert Telfair_ Cyril Scott. _Provost Sergeant Blount_ Odell Williams. _Tom Boone_ Henry Weaver, Jr. _Lloyd Calvert_ Edward J. Morgan. _The Sexton_ John W. Jennings. _Uncle Dan’l_ Scott Cooper _Captain Leighton_ A. Pearson. _Captain Blair_ A. C. Mora. _Lieutenant Hayne_ W. H. Foy. { Frank Stanwick. _Aides-de-Camp to General Kendrick_ { Robert McIntyre. { William Johnson. _Corporal Day_ Edwin Meyer. _Corporal_ H. E. Bostwick. _Bludsoe_ Edwin F. Mayo. _Little True Blue_ “Johnny” McKeever. _O’Hara_ J. H. Hazelton. _Ruggles_ Thomas Matlock. _Forbes_ Joseph Maxwell. _Phil_ Joseph A. Webber. _Sentry_ E. J. Boyce. _Scout_ C. H. Robertson. _Mrs. Clairborne Gordon_ Helen Tracy. _Maryland Calvert_ Mrs. Leslie Carter. _Phœbe Yancey_ Georgie Busby. _Nanny McNair_ Angela McCall. Popular approval of the representation was immediate and bounteous and there was little critical cavilling in the press. On the first night in New York, after the Third Act, the audience many times called the entire company before the curtain and, at last, Belasco, in an obviously painful state of nervous excitement, responding to vociferous demands, made a brief and grateful speech, in the course of which he said: