| Scario | J. D. Jones. | |
| Zamore | Master Sams. | |
| Jeweller | B. L. Clinton. | |
| Perfumer | Edward Redford. | |
| Glover | Thomas Thorne. | |
| Flute Player | A. Joly. | |
| A Turk | Albert Sanford. | |
| Valroy | Douglas Wood. | |
| D’Altaire | Louis Myll. | |
| De Courcel | Harold Howard. | |
| La Garde | W. T. Bune. | |
| Fontenelle | Warren Bevin. | |
| Renard | Arthur Pearson. | |
| Citizen Grieve | Gaston Mervale. | |
| Marac | Walter Belasco. | |
| Benisot | H. G. Carlton. | |
| Tavernier | John Ingram. | |
| Gomard | Charles Hayne. | |
| Hortense | Eleanor Carey. | |
| Lolotte | Nina Lyn. | |
| Manon | Florence St. Leonard. | |
| Julie | Corah Adams. | |
| Leonie | Blanche Sherwood. | |
| Nichette | Ann Archer. | |
| Juliette | May Lyn. | |
| Marquise de Quesnoy | Blanche Rice. | |
| Sophie Arnauld | Helen Robertson. | |
| The Gypsy Hag | C. P. Flockton. | |
| Mlle. Le Grand | Ruth Dennis. | |
| Mlle. Guinard | Eleanor Stuart. | |
| Mme. le Dauphine | { Marie Antoinette at sixteen } | Helen Hale. |
| Marquise de Crenay | Dora Goldthwaite. | |
| Duchesse d’Aiguillon | Miss Lyn. | |
| Princesse Alixe | Miss Leonard. | |
| Duchesse de Choisy | Louise Morewin. | |
| Marquise de Langers | May Montford. | |
| Comtesse de Marsen | Edith Van Benthuysen. | |
| Sophia | Irma Perry. | |
| Rosalie | Helen Robertson. | |
| Cerisette | Julie Lindsey. | |
| Jeannette Vaubernier, | {afterward “La du Barry”} | Mrs. Leslie Carter. |
RICHEPIN AND THE “DU BARRY” LAWSUIT.
After Belasco had rejected Richepin’s play about du Barry, returned the manuscript of it to him, and announced that he would produce a play about that celebrated favorite of royalty, written by himself, there was much pother in theatrical circles and much newspaper parade of warnings and threats, by Richepin and various of his agents, of the dire consequences which would fall upon him for so doing. The once widely known firm of lawyers, Howe & Hummel, were the American representatives of the French Authors’ Society, which supported Richepin, and Mr. A. Hummel,—who, 1905, was convicted of subornation of perjury, imprisoned for one year on Blackwells Island, and debarred,—who was the active member of that firm, on January 25, 1902, brought suit against Belasco,
MRS. LESLIE CARTER AS DU BARRY
Photograph by Sarony.