Belasco, David, 1853-1931; Theater -- United States
_King Louis the Fifteenth_ of France C. A. Stevenson.
_Comte Jean du Barry_, eventually brother-in-law
of _La du Barry_ Campbell Gollan.
_Comte Guillaume du Barry_, his brother Beresford Webb.
_Duc de Brissac_, Capt. of King’s Guard Henry Weaver, Sr.
_Cossé-Brissac_, his son (of the King’s Guard),
known as “_Cossé_” Hamilton Revelle.
_The Papal Nuncio_ H. R. Roberts.
} Under {
_Duc de Richelieu_, Marshal of France } _King Louis_ { Geo. Barnum.
_Maupeou_, Lord Chancellor } _the_ { C. P. Flockton.
_Terray_, Minister of Finance } _Fifteenth_ { H. G. Carlton.
_Duc D’Aiguillon_ Leonard Cooper.
_Denys_, porter at the milliner shop Claude Gillingwater.
_Lebel_, confidential valet to His Majesty Herbert Millward.
_M. Labille_, proprietor of the milliner shop Gilmore Scott.
_Vaubernier_, father of _Jeannette_ Charles Campbell.
_Scarlo_, one of “_La du Barry’s_” Nubian servants J. D. Jones.
_Zamore_, a plaything of “_La du Barry’s_” Master Sams.
_Flute Player_ A. Joly.
_Valroy_ } Of the { Douglas J. Wood.
_D’Allaire_ } _King’s_ Guard { Louis Myll.
_De Courcel_ } { Harold Howard.
_La Garde_ } Two Tavern { W. T. Bune.
_Fontenelle_ } Roysterers { Thomas Boone.
_Benard_, one of the “Hundred Swiss” Warren Deven.
_Citizen Grieve_, of the Committee of Public Safety Gaston Mervale.
_Marac_, one of the Sans-Culottes James Sargeant.
_Denisot_, Judge of the Revolutionary Court H. G. Carlton.
_Tavernier_, clerk of the court John Ingram.
_Gomard_ Charles Hayne.
_Hortense_, Manageress for _Labille_ the milliner Eleanor Carey.
_Lolotte_ } { Nina Lyn.
_Manon_ } Girls { Florence St. Leonard.
_Julie_ } at the { Corah Adams.
_Leonie_ } Milliner’s { Blanche Sherwood.
_Nichette_ } Shop { Ann Archer.
_Juliette_ } { May Lyn.
_Marquise du Quesnoy_, known as “_La Gourdan_,”
keeper of a gambling house Blanche Rice.
_Sophie Arnauld_, queen of the opera Miss Robertson.
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