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MUDPIE MOLLY-Yeth! Muvver thpanked me and I wath thick bethideth! I'm doing to put my betheth pie in the tweasure chest, but I tan't wemembcr my pieth! DO'LLY-Nleiveh tan I, but I hope you loveth my dolly. Gust before leaving the stage, Dolly places her doll in the -Treasure Chest. She sticks its arms out so it will seem to be looking out at the audience. Enter Marble Malcolm, whistling, with hands in pockets.j MALCOLM-I'm not goin' ter speak a piece, but I hope you like this good agate I'm giving you, Mr. Treasure Chest of Fun. fturning to prince, then in comradely tone.J How are yer?-Ever play marbles? PRINCE GAY-Er-er-No! IVIALCOLM-VVell, I advise yer ter try it. Swell fun. Well, got to be going, most time for my paper route. fGoes whistling. Enter Patsy Pretend, dreamy-eyed Irish girl.j PATSY-Shure, and di yez never play, Yez were lassics of olden day? . Did yez never let down the hem, And wear a mimic gem? Faith, and yez're a foolish child! A girl or by who never has whiled Away his time in play pretend! I've naught to put in the chest, save my thought, QGestures a whirling thought and puts it into chest.j But Oi hopes some fun to choild it has brought. Q'Goes out.j CEnter a Chinese boy carrying a queer kitej. KIO-SAN-See my paper dragon fly Away up in the azure sky, Up and down the halls you run, How can you say there is no fum? CPlaces kite in chest, goes out. Enter all characters. Stand behind chest. Sing, tune of Joy to the World. Be sure the tempo is lively.j ALL-Joy, King Fun brings to all the world, So let's rejoice and sing! Treasure chest is full, you only have to pull, And out its gold you'll bring. Books and everything- . So, join. in the song of joy! QCThe King and Queen remain' in the center back of the chest. About four take hands to dance around the Treasure chest, Prime Pomp pulls away in a dignified manner.j PRIME POMP Cpompouslyj-Re-aw-lly-you quite take away my dignity! Can you imagine me-a Prime Pomp, dancing? IEST.-Surely we can. Come on-come on- ALL-Come on! KING FUN-I am King! I command you to! PRIME POMP-CFirst sullenly, then gets brighter, and laughs, and dances with the rest., ALL-King Fun is the ruler of all the hearts in the world! All the arms are upraised at the same instant, pointing to King and Queen who bow Two Hundred Eleven
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ALL-So, laugh and sing, heigh low, As funning we will go! ' We'll jump and dance and hop and prance, Before the moon is low! fEnter courtiers, bringing treasure chest. They bow after placing the big chest covered with gold paper in the center of the stage., COURTIERS-Your Majesty. KING FUN-Nlow, Dick and Betty Blythe, line names you have, my dears, you will see how the chest of fun can overflow. fEnter little boy from left looking very important, and Wearing large goggles. Carries huge book under his arm. As he speaks, a pirate enters, making fierce gestures with his sword. Mystery follows, a detective, carrying a magnifying glass, searching for a clue. History wears a long purple gown, gay in ruilles. She enters primly and makes a sweeping bow as Bobby Book talks.D BOBBY BOOK-I'm Bobby Pook. If you'll only look at my pirates and my mystery, You'll gain much joy from a little boy, Why, I can even give you Hist'ry! So into this chest I'll put this little book- For you! QGoes out after putting book in chest. Enter girl, dressed in gym bloomers, carrying boxing gloves, an oar, a large saddle and a bat.l ATHLETIC ANN-Here's an oar, and a saddle too, How can you as what can you do? Look in the treasure chest, there I'1l place Things that will e'er keep smiles on your face! Oars, bats, ball, A golden haul- Swim, ride, play- Gay, all day, Fun holds sway, And gladdens all. Q Deposits various athletic things, then exits. Enter twins, dressed in soiled frocks, with dirty hands and faces. One carries a doll, very ragged, the other a pail containing mudpiesj DIMPLE DOLLY-I've bwaught my dolly fow you- The'th a pitty 'ittow fing. I hope you'll pwethiate her. fShe moves its arms and legs! .Toy and-and-peath on the world for ever and ever, Amen! fconfused, cries! MUDPIE MOLLY Cstage whisper!-You're wrong! lt'th pieth the'll bwing. fproudlyl I knoweth her pieth and mine too! DIMPLE DIOLLY-Well, do go ahead and thay you pieth, then. MUDPIE MOLLY-YVhen you'th thad, dist, do and pway In the mud and dirt! Make mud-pieth, they never rithe, fShe carries a mudpie on a board also! But they never hurt! DIMPLE DOLLY-But they do hurt. Thither M'olly ate one onth, and dot very hurt! Two Hundred Ten
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