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SING A SONG OF CHRISTMAS
A Play For You to Act by an
Unknown Writer from 1972
CHARACTERS:
SANTA CLAUS
JACK FROST NICK, a young boy
SNOWMAN DAVID, a Boy Scout
BAD
BADDER Three Mischievous Imps
WORST
GOOD
BETTER Three Good Fairies
BEST
PROLOGUE:
(In front of the curtain. It is Christmas Eve and excitement is in the
air).
(JACK FROST dances onto the stage)
JACK FROST:
Jack Frost's my name - a Winter Sprite
In whom the boys and girls delight.
And where I dance on a winter night
I leave the ground all sparkling white.
(A few dance steps)
I freeze the ponds so hard and tight
And firm and safe and sound and quite
As hard and smooth as Vulcanite
That you can slide and skate all right
(Dance steps)
On window-panes I love to write
And draw designs with fingers light
Until the glass is bright tonight
In frosty, fairy fancy bright
(Dance steps)
When wintertime is at its height,
I serve the land with all my might.
When softer seasons loom in sight
I pack my tricks and take my flight
(enter SNOWMAN, looking very miserable)
JACK FROST:
Hellow, Snowman, whatever is the matter with you? I thought you were on
duty
outside Santa Claus's cottage tonight.
SNOWMAN:
If you'd been in Christmas Land these last few days, you'd have heard
about the
trouble we have had. We've had robbers - nasty things, robbers!
JACK FROST:
Robbers in Santa Claus's cottage! A fine sort of watchman you are! What
have
they stolen?
SNOWMAN:
You know the cupboard where Santa Claus keeps his Spirit of Goodwill?
Well,
somebody has been breaking into the cupboard and stealing the spirit, and
if they
steal any more, there won't be enough left to sweeten the World on
Christmas
Day.
JACK FROST:
We must get to work at once. Look, here come two young boys. I guess
they'd
like to come and help us. (enter Nick and David). Hello, boys! Who are
you?
NICK:
I am Nick, and this is my friend David. He's a Boy Scout, and we are
both looking
for an adventure.
JACK FROST:
Splendid! We have a great adventure waiting for you. Come along with us
to
Christmas Land and help us to find some naughty robbers.
DAVID:
Christmas Land! But how can we get there?
JACK FROST:
Leave that to me. We will sing a song of Christmas. It's hardly yet
begin, but what
a jolly time we're going to have before it's done. Take hold of my
hands, both of you:
shut your eyes and keep them shut. We'll pay Santa Claus a visit before
he goes
off on his Christmas task. Are you ready, Snowman? One-two-three! Off
we go!
(All the lights go out as JACK FROST blows his whistle, and there is a
sound of
rushing wind).
SCENE 1
(All the lights are turned out. The three IMPS are waiting at the back,
ready for their
entrance).
A clearing in the forest of Christmas Tree Land. A Christmas tree in a
flowerpot can be
placed on each side of the stage
(Enter JACK FROST, SNOW MAN, DAVID and NICK.
JACK FROST:
Here we are in Christmas Land!
We will search the forest both far and wide
And peer among the trees,
And under the roots where the pixies hide
We'll shuffle on hands and knees.
So leaving never a stone unturned,
However they struggle and bite,
They will get their punishment richly earned
For we'll settle these thieves tonight.
SNOW MAN:
Oh, it's awfully thrilling, of course, for me,
And I'd quite enjoy the fun,
But it's getting so dark we can harldly see
And I wish it was over and done.
For it's rather creepy without the moon,
Though I'm sure it will turn out right.
If the robbers come out we will find them soon,
But, I'm hoping they won't, tonight!
NICK:
Now if the robbers are naughty gnomes
To catch them will be hard.
I feel a bit like Sherlock Holmes
Or a man from Scotland Yard.
For gnomes are tricky as they can be,
But if it should come to a fight,
There's Snowman, David, Jack Frost and me,
So we'll capture them tonight.
DAVID:
We will search the forest both far and wide,
And peer among the trees,
And under the roots where the pixies hide
We'll shuffle on hands and knees.
So leaving never a stone unturned,
However they struggle and bite,
They will get their punishment richly earned,
For we'll settle those thieves tonight.
JACK FROST: That's right, David. We'll settle them tonight. Then off
we go!
(They all leave the stage with a sleuthing gait, looking very
determined).
(enter BAD, BADDER and WORST with a cauldron, which they set in the
middle
of the stage).
BAD:
We are three Imps of Mischief.
BADDER:
Three naughty imps.
WORST:
Three very naughty imps.
BAD:
I turn the milk sour
BADDER:
I blow the smoke down the chimneys.
WORST:
I set the dogs howling at the moon.
BAD:
We know a thing or two.
BADDER:
Or three! Aha!
WORST:
We'll show them what we can do.
(They all walk slowly around the cauldron, chanting their spell. The
spell can be
sung to the tune of Here we go round the Mulberry Bush, in a minor key).
ALL IMPS:
Here, we three, where none can see,
Work our spells and sorcery.
This is the time for such as we,
Twelve o'clock at midnight.
BAD:
This is the way the tricks are done
BADDER:
Adding ingredients one by one
WORST:
This is the way we spoil the fun,
ALL IMPS:
Boiling spells at midnight.
BAD:
Tit-bit someone left behind,
Little thinking I should find,
Here's a piece of bacon rind
ALL IMPS:
Put it in the cauldron.
(Bacon rind is flung into the cauldron and the imps all make a lound
hissing noise
and cackle with laughter).
WORST:
From a rude and reckless youth,
One who rarely tells the truth,
I have wrenched the corner tooth.
ALL IMPS:
Put it in the cauldron.
WORST:
We must hurry, or we'll be late. We will slip over to Santa Claus and
steal some
more of the precious Spirit, and put it into our brew to turn it sour,
and spray it all
over the world.
ALL IMPS:
Here we three, where none can see,
Work our spells and sorcery.
This is the time for such as we,
Before the day is dawning.
Soon we go round the countryside,
Scattering mischief far and wide,
Castng a blight on Christmastide,
With a nasty Christmas morning.
(They caper mischivously off the stage).
(Enter JACK FROST, SNOWMAN, DAVID and NICK),
JACK FROST:
So that's where Santa Claus's Goodwill Spirit has been going! (He sniffs
the air
around the cauldron). Phew! I wouldn't like any of that for my supper.
Now we
have found the robbers and must warn Santa Claus.
SNOWMAN:
Let us take the cauldron with us and destroy it. Come along, boys - this
is a
job for you.
(DAVID and NICK seize the cauldron and they all hurry off stage. Lights
are all
extinguished).
CURTAIN
SCENE 2
(During the black-out the Stage is re-set. The two screens are placed at
the
back of the stage - opened wide. The 3 GOOD FAIRIES are concealed behind
the second screen).
A room in Santa Claus's cottage. A small table with a cupboard
containing the
bottle of Goodwill Spirit is placed on it. When the curtain rises Santa
Claus is
resting in his armchair. A whistle is heard.
SANTA CLAUS:
Goodness me, I must have been asleep. On Christmas Eve, too! I ought to
be
ashamed of myself. I know that whistle - it's Jack Frost.
(enter JACK FROST, SNOW MAN, NICK and DAVID).
JACK FROST:
Wake up, Santa Claus. Snowman and I, with our two young friends, Nick
and
David, have some very important news to tell you. We've discovered the
robbers.
SANTA CLAUS:
Who are they?
JACK FROST:
You will soon find out. They may be here at any moment, so there's no
time to
waste. Go into the next room and promise not to come out until I call
you. Pre-
tend to be asleep.
(exit SANTA CLAUS).
JACK FROST:
Quick, David and Nick, hide behind a screen, and Snowman too. We are
just in
time. (He leaves the stage).
(Enter BAD, BADDER, and WORST. They look furtively all around, and are
on
the alert).
BAD:
Whist! Did I hear something creak?
BADDER:
'Twas but a rat scratching under the floor.
WORST:
I like rats!
(There is a loud sound of snoring).
BAD:
That sound is still here.
BADDER:
It's Santa Claus snoring, so he must be asleep.
WORST:
We must seize our opportunity. Let us hide beind the screen and wait for
the best
time to get to work.
(The THREE IMPS creap stealthily behind the screen and are immediately
seized
by SNOWMAN, David and Nick. They protest noisily.)
ALL IMPS:
A trap! We have been trapped!
JACK FROST:
Come along, Santa Claus, we've caught the robbers.
(Enter SANTA CLAUS. BAD, BADDER and WORST all make horrible grimaces).
SANTA CLAUS:
So THAT's where my Goodwill Spirit has been going! They must all have
had a busy
time, and I will now give them a dose out of the Goodwill Bottle. (He
goes to the
cupboard and fetches the Goodwill bottle and a glass). Come along, all
of you.
BAD:
I won't! I won't! Take that nasty stuff away.
SANTA CLAUS.
Oh, yes, you will. You next, Badder.
BADDER:
I've never felt like this before.
SANTA CLAUS:
A little Goodwill Spirit can work wonders, if you let it. Now for the
Worst of you.
WORST:
All we three were out for a spree and now we don't know where we be.
BAD:
Where we'll go, I don't know. Seems to me we'll never know!
DAVID:
In a way you may say wickedness has had its day.
SANTA CLAUS:
Now I will complete a wonderful change in all of you. You must go behind
the
screen again, and I will magic a Christmas spell.
WORST:
Anything for a quiet life.
(BAD, BADDER and WORST go quietly behind a screen. SANTA CLAUS makes
some ritual movements with his hands in front of the screen).
SANTA CLAUS:
Mischievous imps, realize the spell
That I have magicked to make all well
Ugly scowls my spell erases,
Change to happy smiling faces.
Fairies now - Good, Better, Best,
With Goodwill Spirit you are blest.
Forsaking your career of strife,
Make the most of the good things of life!
(SANTA CLAUS raises his hand in front of the screen and three pretty
fairies dance
into view).
FAIRIES:
Oh, how nice to be fairies three,
All in the Christmas Family,
Dresses as pretty as they can be,
Our fairy forms adorning.
Soon we go round the countryside,
Scattering happiness far and wide,
Starting an old-fashioned Christmastide
With a cheerful Christmas morning.
GOOD:
We have important parts to act,
If only symbols of the fact
That Christmas, for the best of reasons,
Should be the happiest of seasons.
BETTER:
This is the work unto which we're pledged,
To see the Bird of Friendship fully fledged
Over the wide world, spreading free and light,
For kindly shelter, not for hasty flight.
BEST:
By our triple charm combined,
Future happiness these boys will find.
(They wave their wands over NICK and DAVID).
Come, Sisters, Away! Away! Away!
(They dance off the stage).
(SANTA CLAUS, JACK FROST, SNOWMAN, NICK and DAVID
wave to them as they disappear, and then face the audience to
say goodbye).
SANTA CLAUS:
Children, I am sure we shall not quarrel if Father Christmas points a
moral.
What my fairies really mean is fairly easy to be seen. Now, by the same
Supernatural Laws, we all should serve the self-same cause, to make the
world a better place, and every year a Year of Grace. For Duty very
little
varies in realms of Men and realms of Fairies. So, as success depends on
whether all can agree to pull together, we undertake to do our best:
it's up
to you to do your best.
JACK FROST:
You would, I hope, be really sorry to part without a little word from
Jack.
Frosty but kindly is my category. Not such a frost you would wish me
back.
SNOWMAN:
What a wonderful adventure we have had!
DAVID:
We will sing a song of Christmas and always bear in mind that we make the
season brighter still by being good and kind. Goodbye, everybody.
NICK:
And a very happy Chrismas to you all.
ALL TOGETHER:
A very happy Christmas!
(The actors leave the stage, passing through the audience, blowing kisses
and
waving to them as they pass0.
NOTE FROM COMPILER: As I metioned on the form I sent in previously, I
have no idea who wrote this
story, but I believe I have properly distanced myself from liability by
not sending it in under my own name.
In any case, I should like to apologize to the unknown author for doing
so, if they still live.
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yours very truly,
Anthony Durrant
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