THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
Reading edition
A PLAY IN THREE ACTS
BY
THEODORA DU BOIS
AS PRODUCED BY THE
WORKSHOP PLAYERS OF YONKERS
This play may be given with much PAGEANTRY,
if desired
AMATEURS ARE GIVEN PERMISSION TO PRESENT THIS PLAY, BUT
NO PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE MAY TAKE PLACE
WITHOUT CONSENT OF THE AUTHOR.
ADDRESS: 171 RAVINE AVENUE, YONKERS, N. Y.
Copyright 1919, by
THEODORA DU BOIS
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY[1]
A PLAY IN THREE ACTS
BY
Theodora Du Bois.
Act I.
In the Second Best Throne Room of the King and Queen.
Act II. (Sixteen years later.)
Scene 1. Same as Act I.
Scene 2. In the Palace Attics.
Scene 3. Same as Act I.
Act III. (A hundred years later.)
Scene 1. Outside the Dragon-proof Hedge.
Scene 2. In the Second Best Throne Room of the King and Queen.
(The First Act takes twenty-four minutes to play, the Second Act takes twenty-four minutes to play, and the Third Act takes fifteen minutes to play.)
PEOPLE OF THE PLAY.[2]
The King.
The Queen.
The Princess.
The Prince.
Fairy of the Golden Isles.
Fairy of the Crystal Mountains.
Fairy of the Silver Rivers.
Fairy of the Sable Caves.
The Page. } Same person.
The Courtier.
Attendant to Princess.
Gentlemen In Waiting to Prince.