Dollie Giglette, mannish and easy swagger of a polite swell.
Mary, neat working dress.
Other Ladies, modern, according to taste.
Bertie, First Act. Swell dude, bloomers, veil, long, pointed shoes with gilt chains from knee-buckles to toes of shoes, eye-glass, cane, and any other suitable extravagance. He must not however look vulgar. Second Act. Blue or brown drilling pants and working coat, slouch hat, whiskers, plumber’s kit, tongs, lead pipe, hammer, etc.
Blake, first appearance, plain business suit; second appearance more natty with buttonhole bouquet.
Mack, blue or brown wool shirt, overalls, slouch hat.
PROPERTIES.
Vase of flowers, letters for case, writing materials, book for club roll, hammer, pincers, solder, etc., for plumber all wrapped in piece of carpet; cane, eye-glass, coins.
Note—This play may be made very amusing if the actors enter heartily into the spirit of its absurdities. This is specially true of Bertie Howells and Dollie Giglette, but care must be exercised to avoid anything approaching coarseness.