The Little Old Men of the Woods

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A dramatization of one of Grimm's Fairy Stories. Scene I: Death of the Queen. Snow-White Left Motherless, When little Snow White was a baby only a few weeks old, her mother, the beautiful Queen Fond Heart, died. But before she died she summoned the King and made him promise to watch over and protect their beautiful little baby daughter, for it was at a period when Wicked Witches and Giants as well as Good Fairies existed. The King placed Snow-White in her dying mother's arms for one last fond kiss before she drifted into the sleep that knows no awakening. Scene II: Fifteen Years Later. The Wicked Stepmother Is Jealous of Snow-White's Great Beauty. Scene III: "Mirror, mirror on the wall, Who is the fairest, fair of all?" The Mirror, which had always acknowledged the Queen as the most beautiful in the land, now answered: "O, Lady Queen, tho' fair ye be, Snow-White is fairer far, to see." Scene IV: The Wicked Queen Orders Snow-White's Death. Scene V: The Merciful Slave. Scene VI: Lost. Scene VII: The Little Hut in the Woods. Scene VIII: The Dwarfs Befriend Snow-White. Scene IX: The Queen Discovers that Snow-White Still Lives. Scene X: "With four little dwarfs, outside the wall. Dwells Snow-White, the fairest fair of all." Scene XII: The Queen Determines to Kill Snow-White Herself. Scene XIII: The Poisoned Apple. Scene XIV: The Queen Satisfied. Scene XV: The Arrival of Prince Raven Locks. Scene XVI: Snow-White Lives. Scene XVII: The Wicked Queen Unmasked.