Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-16
opERETTA, GOLDEN HAIR
 AND THE THREE BEARS
py,,.rtoinment to Be Given by Com
 pany of Globe Children

,nuy drilled by Mrs. Chalk, and with nearly a month yet for rehearsals,t they should approach perfection in their parts c s c...,c,.rs
 r.J5ap Hair Miss Julia P. Fox Woodland Queen Miss Mayme
 Wendleborn p,.d ... Geo. ReardOn Faithful I,lHltOa, ... Miss Carlos Cornelius Ersiity ,,... Miss Laura Kuoepfel ,irv ......... Miss Alice Suter WiII.o,. the. .Wisp Miss Lily kinsman Big Bruin .... ,''..,, ..'' ;Nl1ue S@naln @ Nanny Muff Master water outer Tiny Cub. .......... Miss Etta Gibson
 Pianist st-MiSS Marie Tims.
 Chorus of Forest Children- Misses Laura Woods, Nina Freeman, Mary Mills, Amy Mills, Elsie Harrington, Iuoille, Slack, Rene Hendrlckson, Disa Allen, Mabel James, Olive Gibson, May Gibson, Ethel Gibson, Dora Par ker. Grace Wilkinson, Olive Allen and Lillac Woods.
 Little Will-o.the Wisps - Misses Mildred Voris, Reta Allen and Vera Mills. Masters Herbert Trevarthen, Ernest Knoepfel, Walter Suter, Milton Vincent and Lester Vincent.
 Argum snt.-A group of children whose home is in the forest, are gathered in shady dell, singing of their happy woodland life. A little nowersirl wandering through the vale, ScatterS the group to quiet nook and glen. She recalls them to know their mission, and bsgs to become one of their happy number, which request is granted. She has been previously warned of their beautiful Queen, who though so fair, would lure her into danger. The e leen, hearing that Bruin has made his home in Forest land, seeks
 "A maiden with such charm,
 That she's proof against all harm, to go and search the cot, and to bring her the wonderful jewels which she has heard are in Bruins home.
 The 6o xer-girl is summoned, aud the Queen, overcome with her beauty, makes her princess upon the throne with herself; giving her the name of Golden liar. Dwelling in the wood is an ancient Bard, who warns of com ing danger, and sings the evening lullaby of the Forest children. In gentle tones, now warnes Golden Hair tu beware of the willy QJeen. Bruin having heard of the Forest children guards well the treasures hidden in the cot. While at a meal, the Bears hear the merry Forest children, and has ten to scatter the foe, returning with a loud hurrah for Bruin, Nanny Mutf and Tiny Club.
 The Queen tells her secret to Golden Hair, and promises wealth aud beauty, If the young princess will go and steal the jewels for her coronet. The faith ful Bard again appears and warns of coming danger. As night ia approach ing, Colder Hair reclines upon grassy mound. while the BIrd's sweet lullaby soon carries her t0 dreamland. The three Bears, on an evening stroll, discover the little m tiden, but are frightened away by the Will the Wisp, who calls the children from near and far to twilight rest. Again the Bard'S soothing lullaby quiets the the group, till nodding, they all fall asleep. A new day finds Golden Hair in the home of the three Bears. Bruln and family being away, the maiden examines the cot, tastes the pOrfldge and tests chairs aud beds, till weArled sue falls asleep upOn Tiny Cubs couch. The Bears, returning, declare that some one has been in. Golden Hair is finally caught upon Tiny Cubs bed, and the Bears, in great excitement, proceed to secure the cot, lest she escape, forgetting an open lattice window nearby. The voice of the Bard is again heard, be- low the window, calling her to cJms quickly for her life. She hurries to Jle window, and waving Il "sopd.by" tp the three Bears, Is soon off through the wood, to the astOniShment of the mortified Bears. The Forest children are no" searching for their lost one through the wood. Faithtul reveals the fact that their Queen has beguiled Golden Hair intO snare, which has probably been the cause of her death. The euragsd children depose the Queen from the throne, and in sadness she rettTeS in disgrace from Forest land. The merry voice of Golden Hair Is heard in the distance, returning With the Bard. The happy children hasten to greet her, and cheerily es- oorJ her back to the lovely vale. The ancient Bard is crowned in place of Ine fallen Queen, and the opere tta closes with ths loud echo of "Long i've our noble Kiag!"
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