PETER PAN.

(Note:- The music of the acted play, as specially written with addition when new, etc., for it, should accompany the pictures. Also this is a film in which it will be advantageous to have certain sounds, etc.)

The words flying on screen are hidden in red. heard "off", which are important to the business. Many of the chief scenes are of course not in the acted play, but where they are in it they should be acted in the same way, and to that extent the play should be a guide to the film.

In this scenario we give only the bones of the story. The details of how the human face, mouth, etc., are to be done in technical means, which are beyond our huge impatience.)

The first picture is of Peter riding gaily on a goat through a wood, playing on his pipes (a reproduction of the painting in my possession). He suddenly flies on to a tree in the inconsequential way of birds. From this he flies over a romantic river, crossing it with the careless loveliness of a sea-gull.

He as suddenly re-alights on his goat and rides away playing his pipes, his legs sticking out cockily. Vast practice will be needed to get the flying beautiful and really like the flying beautiful, in this respect it must be far better and more elaborate than in the acted play. It should show at once