Plays for Community Christmas
Plays for Community Christmas
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(Just then ojieelf dashes in at the ■window, one at the door, one at the fireplace. They kiss Father and Mother Beek on either cheek. ) Jecko: Thanks for tlie (dothes.
Echo: Beautiful clothes.
Re-echo: We love our (dothes.
Jecko: Ten years younger with every kiss. Good \nv\\, fare well, Merry Christmas — farewell. {Disappear. ) All: Oh, oh, oh — Mother Beck, Father Beck, take off your caps, your hair is black again. You are young again.
. Oh how^ wonderful, how beautiful, what a Merry, Merry Uh...iistnuis.
(Klres put heads hack in at tlie wi)idow. All join liaiids an'l dance around the Christmas tree to a lively tune. ) Elves say — A Merry Christmas — goodbye.
Curtain [12 ] WHERE LOVE IS GOD IS— Tolstoy Dramatization by Sally Knox Boon Note: Only one stag:e setting- is needed — the stage so ai- ranged as to show the inside of a cobbler's shop, and the pavement outside the shop.
CHAEACTERS Martin Avdeitch A Pilgrim Stephanitch — the Snow Shoveler Two Soldiers and a Baker" A Woman Carrying Her Baby Granny — the Market Woman The Boy A Voice Act I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Just then ojieelf dashes in at the ■window, one at the door, one at the fireplace. They kiss Father and Mother Beek on either cheek. ) Jecko: Thanks for tlie (dothes.
Echo: Beautiful clothes.
Re-echo: We love our (dothes.
Jecko: Ten years younger with every kiss. Good \nv\\, fare well, Merry Christmas — farewell. {Disappear. ) All: Oh, oh, oh — Mother Beck, Father Beck, take off your caps, your hair is black again. You are young again.
. Oh how^ wonderful, how beautiful, what a Merry, Merry Uh...iistnuis.
(Klres put heads hack in at tlie wi)idow. All join liaiids an'l dance around the Christmas tree to a lively tune. ) Elves say — A Merry Christmas — goodbye.
Curtain [12 ] WHERE LOVE IS GOD IS— Tolstoy Dramatization by Sally Knox Boon Note: Only one stag:e setting- is needed — the stage so ai- ranged as to show the inside of a cobbler's shop, and the pavement outside the shop.
CHAEACTERS Martin Avdeitch A Pilgrim Stephanitch — the Snow Shoveler Two Soldiers and a Baker" A Woman Carrying Her Baby Granny — the Market Woman The Boy A Voice Act I.
What to read after Plays for Community Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Wisconsin University Extension Divi to read onlineMoreLess
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