Revolt of the Beavers Display

8/3/2019 Revolt of the Beavers Display

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N o t i c e : This materia l may b e p r o t e c t e d b y C o p y r i g h t L a w( T i t l e 1 7 U.S. C o d e ) .s o l e l y t h e r e s p o n s i b i l i t y o f t h e b o r ro w e r.

C l e a r a n c e o f r i g h t s i s


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ACT 1 - SCENE 1CKARACTERS

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ACT 1 - SCENE 1

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RIGHT:1 Box off stage1 Pr. Skate6 - Size 7Skate Key1 Telephone Buzzor1 T e l e p h o n e on extenelon2 Xind ShrenaI B i r d viMstle (with water)

(wlth woo&)

CENTER:Stones (on s t a g e )1 Baby carriage1/2 DoorB u s h e l basket with mod

ACT 1 - SCEXE 2EuGH1p: Ber ry4 KnapsaokeCENTEIZtCombAtomizerQuillLarge P e n o l l

BOOkI n k w e l lEyeglassesUmbrellaLarge HandkerchiefClothes

LEFT: Four BundlesACT 3 - SCENE 9 .-

CENTER:1 P a i r Skates 4 Z c e 9ChairTableTab le ClothI W f eForkEJapZrlnLied2318


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LF3T:1 Po l i o0 whistle4 R i f l e 81 Tray - Turkey1 Tray - Ice Cr t s amPro fesso ro B o o b

ENTRE:1 Club in f oo t s3 Clubs behlnd rampurn:Whistle f o r B.B.

4 R i f l e sACT 2 - SCENE 2-

CENTER:Sign - u N ~ a l U n No WaLUnAFi re - f l y Lamp

ACT 3RIGHT:8 t WMachina-per (in f ront

Lw!3?:P iece of XoeOakleaf 8 f lagPea S h o o t e r

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- - L u a h Boxes wlth guns Inside3 Pair Skate8 - Sizes 607~8


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ACT 1 - BCENE 1STAGE RZGhT: STAGZ LEFT:

(En t e r PAUL R. I k i c k i n g boxonstage. Throws wooa into box)PAULf DON'T CAFE 3F HE IS A TEACHER, 1- ON'T BELIEVE IT,

(Enter R.)


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MAKY(near e y l l n d e r R,JUST THE W E - I BET YOU WISH YOU KAD A WISHINGS!iDNE AND COULD HAVE TkSEE VIISKE:S,PAUL( X ' s s l a v l y From behlnd auto seat to C.Suddenly bends dovrn, p i c l a u p stone)

(EARY X * s to P a u l , standB n e x tIT'S A NICE STONE, LIMIT IT? I R W IT.( d o e s 80)I B B I D Y , BIBBIDY, BIBBIDY, B A E , f VISH I HAD APIECE OF CAKE!(Their e y e s a r e c lo s e d , PAUL opens eyes,1ooka at enp$y palm,

(Outotrctched 6-m is u n d e r fllary'a n o m . -Nudgca her, Her eyee o p e n , looks, HEtmotvs s t o n e off, L,

to him R, )

h & g e s ~LW,THE=, YOU EIEE, rio CAKE !

m(Steps toward C ),IF I T WERE A REAL 't'JI:3MI:NGSTONE --a

m( X ' s behlnd o y l l n d e r , p i c k i n g wood)WELL I F Z HAD A REAL WL3XZNG STONE, 1 WOULD NEVERBE Sb - VAUSE FIRST I KOULD tlJ1SI-l FOR A B I G PIECEOF CHQCtorlnTS - AND THEM I: 'L'OULD YlISH LE FATHER GOT AJOB--

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PAUL(Xte r o m L, to R. )( c l i r n b l n g up cyl inder)( s i t s on cyl inder)(!&try X 8 s ove r , s its below cy l inde r ,

YOU KNOW WHAT I: WOULD W I S H lFoR?A BLUE S\lEATER AND A P A x R OF SmTES!AND THAT EVEKYBQDY XN THE r WHOLE WORLLP WA$ NXNEYEARS OD.

L. s i d e )THEN r a D NEVER BE SAD, 'CAUSE THEN L COULD QO TO THECANDY STORE AND JUST X M A G I l S - L!lR. BERGS3 'JOuIw> BEN I N E YEARS OLD, r p 00 , 0 AND I WOULD &W, ?!Re BEPGZR,I HAVENIT GOT A PENNY - G X U Z A P I E C E OF CUJRY, t"f3IL1L Xh?'h


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1-14PAUL (oontd,)MARY, YOU T H I N K Tm PRXNCXPAXI li'/ WLD CATCH MEIF X WAS FREE AS THE WIND?MARY18 8HE HAD A MAGIC STOW--

(moves to E x i t , R. )V t i GOT ENOUGH WOOD.

THE BEAVERS, -PAULAB, MARY!TALE BE REAL? C%ON I T ' S GETTING DARK,WHAT'S THE UTTER WITH YOU? HOW CAM A FAIRYEIIAR;y( X t e to auto seat L,)(Stretchee, yawn8,pretending tiredness, s l t a . )WAIT A KLXUT'E !TIRED, JUST FOR A LITTLE WHXL S LLET'S S I T DOL'M- I ' M ACTFULLY

REST ING ,

( E n t e r SKEEBAZJI & SALLY, pushing a babycarriage loaded with wood'PINKIE, carrying b ox t op . ! followed by( S K E E W L and SALLY r u n on; PINKEXf o l l a w ~ behind. )

SKEEBAW,( At C )( S tapa , let go carriage; PINKXE burnpsi n t o HIM, d r o p p i n g box top, thrownback a few step.behind 3ALLY, aa";ching PAUL B rJhRy)

WHOA !Getx on line

KULLQ, PAUL. HULL09 IdARYe


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LOOH IN ' FOR \ VOOD.

I CAN8T,SO LONG?SICEXBALL(breaks hald, tu rns to P,c~ul. )MY MOTHER'S LN A HURRY FCR THE WOOD.

( Skeebn l l and Sal19 take hold ofcarriaire: e x i t H. Pinkie t r i e s

PAULPINKIE( T u r n s completelp around, to see PAUL)

(Exits R,)so LONG!

mpEAFI. TpMEy BizAKE ME m EL A;:'FULLY am.(PULLS l ags up on a u t o m a t ,stretches out , g o e s to alesp,)


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PAUL

RUFFTUWGRUFF

CHARACTER9

9Nd BONELLKATHLEEN HOYT

PROFESSORomaw JOSEPH DXXOMJULES DASSXM

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(PAUL & M Y n stage, callinga u t to WINDY. PROE'ESSIBH a s l e e pup on pedes ta l , C, )PAULso LONG, WINDY , )WARYDON*T FORGET TO COLE 3ACK AND GET US :PAULYEAH, DON'T FORGET t

( E n t e r WINTERSTAR R, t va lbss l o w ly to C. , see KIDS; i sf lghtened, t hro ws hands inair, t u r n a , p u n s o f f , R.)

(XUSIC).(Enter ahRHLESS BUVERS f r o ma l l pafnts, humming sad tune,Xn bent over p o s i t l o n , they aeem -to be s e a r c h i n g for a o n e t ' n i n g [email protected]. LARY and PAUL do t h e 8ametnfng, and are still doin5 80 aslast of BEAVERS d i s a p p x w s , )

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L M Y(L. be loa ramp)I DON'T K K O K(PROFESSORgS l oua enom acares X I D S )

(Kary X R of P r o f e m o r on ranp)PROFESSOR( S t i r s d r ows i l y , l i f t s head)DON'T YOU KNOW Xe M Ti33 B E A E R VIHO LOVESP U C E AND QUIET:

PAULBUT 3 T H I N K S O U E T H I N G F S HAf?-ZNIWGfPROFESSORSOMETHING) 18 AxlVAYS HhPPE3JXNG.

PAULm , OW CAM ME WIVE A GOOD TILS?


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PAULLISTEX! WINDY SAID HJ3 HAI) TO 00 TO THE:NORTH BOW AND HE COULDN'T TAKE US AXIL THE WAY -

PROFZSSOH( In te r rupta , in a temper)f DON'T C W EVEN IF WINDY DID SAY I T!BWHEXUNG PilZE! S m P(KiBs f r ightenecl , step back)(Awake, on elbow)LISTEN!IfLJI,ING YOU A SONG,IIF YOU'LL BE A GOOD BEAVER Am) Go AWAY,(IClds Jump o f f rmp, &and C.

MARYMAYBE HE'S UIZDER A MAGIC SPELL!A N Y T H I N G - LET HILI SING. DON'T SAPPAUL

ALL RIGHT. (To Pro f es sor )

( P ro f e s so r on kneesslowly r i s e a )PROFESSOR MUS I C Introducti( R i s e s , takes comb and hand m i r r o r ,an8 combs h a i r , clear8 t h r o a t )

(Atomizer b u s ine 8 )ONCE UPON A TXLB -(A t o r n i z e P bruainees)(Stands faoing audienoe withh a n d s f o l de d in front)( T a k e s out handkerchief, blows nose)


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b2-4PROFESSOR (oontd)

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I LIKE TO GET UP XEJ THE EARLY DA\;]M,I ' W FOND OF THE MORNING LIGHT,THERE'S NOTH ING I L I E A9 L U C H A3 THE MORN,BUT THE BEAUTIFUL, BEAWTXFUL NIGHT - THE 14XGHT.

Sont; continued)Kidn a i t on f l o o r n c m rr.np - mry L,? C U I I!, )body wfth a u a i c )(Profescor in l i t re ly noad sweya

( Ki d s on knees watching Profeersos)

Sttrnd0 on one l e g - a r i s e s outntretohed)PAUL climbs ramp, s i t 8 watching: Pro fe sso r )HERE I 3 x 2 , (Po ints downward)HERE f SXTJWITH A HEART AS HEAVY A S LEAD.

3: COULD ONLY SEE UH'ESO I D I D N ' T SEE: NONEGIVE ME EYES XN THE 3ACK OF MY HEAD.(Song contlmed)(Rioeo , p l n c e s both hands baok of head)I T ' S A PITYI P S A PfTX3 T W A TERRIBLE, TFJWBmIT'S A PBE>Til3fI T W A PI=,AND I: DON"i! KNOW ~~M To BLAEE,Kids applaud; Pro fesaor bows, low)M Y p ramp to pedestal)

P m F E SEOR(Relaxes a g a i n )WELL, f WC YOU A SONG, DIDN'T X ?PAUL

AND IT WAS A MXCE SONG, TOO.SELF?(Jumps on mmp)Wary on w n p )

DID YOU M A K E IT UP YOUR-


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PROFESSOR(Ralses head)DON'T YO U HNOil:,' I ' d A PROFES3Qll ?(Turns around, facing L. )

PAUL(Jumps o f f ramp X R to rdary)

(Kids wa t c h Pr o f e s s o r closely C.atnge)laRYSHXH HE HUST BE A BEAVL? PROFESSOR!

SAY ! THAT DOESN'T SOUXD CXKE A BEAVER, WAITA MINUTE!( $ i t s up - t h e n slowly r i s e s , takes o u tg l a a s e o ,anti WLBY - Y O F J ~ E In surprise)puta t'nem onJ(Looka at PAUL

PAUL

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PAUL


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BECAUSE

BECAUSEma YOUTROUBLEI'M NOT

PROFESSORa-

(wry faoee front as Pro fe sso r putaon t r o u s e r s )THEFWS A LOT OF TROLJBLE 111 B U V m ? D ,VJGHT GET R I G H T IN THE EIPDLE OF THZI

IdARY(Faces P r o f e s s o r again)TO HAVE A C O D Fi.PROFESSOR

WE A IN ' T GOT NO PLACE TO a. WE W T T A M G ROUXD ,T I L L W MDY COLIES,PROFESSOR

NINE YEARS OLD.ME%E BOW NINE

(Takes good l o o k a t Paul and Mary)THAT'S IERY GOOD :UP VERY, VERY FAST,

BECAUSE EVERYBODY XM B E W E U V DIS NINE YE24RS OLD - EXCE'T THE BABXE9 - BUT THEY GROW(\MRNfNG( P i ck s u p notebooks, p e n c i l ) (BERRIES

PAUL,(Both match P r o f e s s o r c l o s e l y )


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PROFESSOR( Steps down, t a k e 8 handkerohiefp o l i s h e s p l a t e ; X' s R.R. f r o n dCAN'T YOU m?

PAULIS THAT YOUR PJALB .. 5. PROFESSOR?(Xinz R. on ramp to 3 t q p n. nearf m t l i g h t , s q u e e z e s berr ies i n t o b o t t l e )

PROFESSOR

PAUL( X ' S R. on ramp)

PROFESSORBECAUSE: 1% 0WST!

(Steps o f f ramp)PROFESSOR

( ~ r i t e s n alr; steps up on ramp;puts ink, p e n o i l , b o o k , away, )


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3,-2-8PAULSO WHAT'S THE USE IF YOU'RE A PROEESSOR -AND YOU*RE SLdART?PROFESSOR(Steps off ramp, a l t s near tree,U R X L. of Frofesoor )NO USE! X MIGHT JUST AS %'ELL BE D U D ! ANDTHAT'S WHX I ' M VERY

PAUL( X R. S t a s e lY t SEE M Y ? IT LOOKS LfXE EVERYBODY IN THE WORLDIS SAD.

PROFESSORTHOSE W3FE THE BMKLSSS BEAVERS.

PAULDID THE CHIEF MAKE THEM SAD?PROFESSOR

SUR% - THEY ATE UP SOB3 OF HIS B H , SO HE BENT DE3OVE3 ANI) CHASED THEX OUT OF BMVEIPLAND. THEY HAVE TOSTAY IN THE COLD ViOOBALL THE TIU.THEY HAVE NOTHXMG TO EAT , NOTEIMG TO \W, NO PLACETO GO - A8B THZY'RE ALY'KfS CWXl IG0-.11111 lJIWLs tllngcon t l nE' I M S t l e( ~ r o f e s s o r n ramp L. to R.)'(PAUL and MARY Jump up)

tilAcc\ " IT@ $ THAT N0163, PROFESSOR?

PAUL(Looks around C., t h e n X to R)


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PROFESSOR( As Kide X R o )WHAT! YOU'LL GET HURT XN THOSE WOODS! U R Y !GET OFF THE: RABBIT'S HOUSE!.LtAl NOT STANDING

PROrnSSORC'MON, MOVE AWAY ! 3UPP03E SO:*EOME WANTS TO COME OUT ? KHOGX

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Oakleaf entrance)t Oskleaf c o m a o u t of Rabbit's house-R, s t rr ; . rear, - in c r o u c h e d pos i t ion ;he looks a b o u t , looks of f ' n. 6-2g.)Slovsly t u r n i n g X to C, - s t e n d i n gd i rec t l y in f r o n t of P a u l , 22 E h r y -s l ow l y lifts body and l o o k s at kidsf 9 P 8 s c c o r , d )

PROFESSORbWSIV-ta-ra-ta-t

PAULm, ROFESSOR, TELL Hlpd WE WANT TU SHAKE HANDS WXTH HIN,PInJS


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PROFESSORTHEY'RE THE TOUGHEST 3U"VER3 IN THEJKKIDS !

PAULDO THEY \V'\rNA H IT YOU1( Xi ng to tree)

( V s near t r e e , ALL f o l l o w )B W T L W E AGAINST ONE!

PAULYEAH! 1% SORRY X LZFT b!X ZIDPPO GUN HOm.

(Opens d o o r )( P m f e s a o r e x i t s )[IW exi ts )(PAUL cxlttv l m c d l a t e l y reappears)

mumssoR:m m 0 B IJARXta3 urn, PAUL!

!NHXSTLE3 BLASTS(1-2-3)(1-2-3 )

TIOW! A m THE WHISTLING CLUBS ARE RIGHT BEHIND M E !.


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PAULMUT ARE YOU OONW DO?0DON'T WOFGIY

( X t 9 C . , hides I n toadstool near ramp)

RUFFTUFF

(PAUL disappears)(Behlnd ramp)

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YES, WE'RE RUFF AI0 !PUFF AND GRUFF(UP ramp) (up rmp) (UP ramp)

TUFF ( Al l X on ramp - L.) -

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(Back to c. 1WfHbZHER WWRE ow TD DO om STUFF

( A l l Jump f r om ramp to s t g , )

RUFF AND TUFF Ai- GRUFF!( A l l C , stg. near f o o t ~ l g h t s )

!BE HZLLB BEGIN TO SHXVER (Face f ront )APjD THE3 IdO!&TAXMS START TO 3AND THE FISHES xrz TH E EWER


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AX? THE: T IGER 1 sAso

(ALL X to L. stg. ( b u s l n e R s )

(Tuf f s t retches out on f l o o r LeGru f f kicks Ruff, he X R a t &,l o l ~ k s ff s t a p 1%- t u r n s )

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Whistles


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TUFF

DID XQU SAY IT?NO !-

GRUFF(Turns ardnnd f a c i n g au8lenceTUFF R, of toadstoolR W F L. of t o a d s t o o l )

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GRUFF( X ' s up on ramp, C . )DA WAL!

YES, PCEFB RUFF AKD TUFF AM) GRUFF'.(ALL X L then back to C )

Mttsz c


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AND GRUFF (Di a p p a r s 1

PAULVHAT'Q THE U T T E R , OAKLEAF?


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( P r o f e s a a r s t e p s up on ramp)

PROFESSOR

ALL g e t i n huddle)I .iARY &. PKQFiiSSOR on ramp, OAKLEAF & PAUL b e l o w )

PAUL


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so LONG. c.


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PAut(Off Ramp c o )C'MQN, PROFESSOR, YO U t%&NFRxo 'A'ITI.1 ICE AND GETEVEN WITH THAT Ci i IEF?

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(x to L to P a u l )

L mWOD-Brn. ( E x i t L. stage)(PROFESSOR X R ramp as h e e p 1 s 'd ly l o o k e around)

PAUL & PdNIs[(S t i ck i ng heads on s t a g e )YOUR LAST CWCE, PROFESSOR, TPO HELP YOUR OWN mE : a ; D S ,TL;IE BEAVERS)(PROFE93OR X to R 'Xg. on ramp, stopssheepishly, l ooks around townrae k i d s )

PtdAaYARZ YOU 0QIdZNt3, PROFESSOR?PlROFE3SORa L Rmm! ( X ' s D.L. Jumps off ramp, pasafngKIDS, mho dash up beyond hlm,ALL meet D.L.)


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PAULALL RIGHT! A YOU TELL H IM A 8IpORy W I T H A BM)W-BUT, JUST LET H IM GET S M R T !

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YOU BETTER \YATCH OUT FOR HIS GANG!PAULAW WHO'S S C A R E D !

PROFESSORALL RIGHT! - LET'S 00:

(a arch up ramp R. 8acrogs ramp, E x i t L.f o l l o w e d by PAUL)PRdFE99OH, then MARY,

C U -R T A I N-

MUSIC--I


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PACKERS:PA

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( C U R T A I N opens on I n d u r J t r l a l Centerof Beaverland. Beavers a t work on'Busy BUSY"ALL

BUSY, BUSY, BUSY, BUSY,BUSY, BUSY, BUSY, BUSY,STP-~IP, ~ J P 3TRZF STRIPCLIP, C U P , CL I P , @UP. 1IB U S Y , - 3 ? m , B U S Y , BUSY ,PACS , PACK, PACK, P A C L

( 1 s t Group pun tor e a times X 21.1BUSY, BUSY BEAVERS,LIKE BUSY. BUSY BEES,

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f m n t E. ohap

(2nd GROUP runs f r o n t L. ohop)

( L s t & 2nd GROUPS X b a c k too r l g i n t i t positions)WE STRXP, STRXP, STRIP,WE ST-P-CH, STACK, STACK,WE BCSX, PACK, PACK.WE CLIP, CLIP, CLIP,

CLIPPERSSTACKI3RS

AND WE STACK X$ PACgERS


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ALL-( s t o p work)

(Stop working)

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PINE CONE( s t e p s to f a U T n : r


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ALL(IYalk about, hand8 behind backs)

PlNE COKE(Stepf3 to f o o t s c , )

ALL( P u t hande on backs, indicating aches)

(Have stoppee w o r k i n g ;s t a r t again, while a i n , - l n g )STRIP, STRIP, STRXP,STirZCI( STACK STACK,PACK, P A C K , PACK,C U P , CLTP, CLX?,

(Strippers)

(Cl ippers )CLIP ZT.


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AK4hands bahlnd backs)UrORz, XlX,rom,won., WORK,worn, NU PLAY,

NlJbr(Hands at a t o m a c b )GETS FATTER IF YUiJ PLEASESTEZP, STAIUP, S T X P ,CLZP, C L I P , CLIP,STACIC STACK # STACK,PACK, PACK PACX9T'f"dP 15?( C I S ~ D ~ P S )C U P IT( Stackers )STI9CiC: IT( Packers )PACK I T.

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1 s t ~ H I S T L E : HUFF:Ol.WSI S T O P s--

AB HUFF blows whistle13EAVERS a t o p , turn L. ,throw hands in alr, r u o ht o 1 s t y o s i t i o n at w3ee1,

(Enter: C I i I W : C down a t e p oX ' a C, near D l a t f o r m , to HL'FF)

HUFFGOOD MORNfNO, CHIEF,

Qooo MURNXNG, GENERALS.


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HUFFI'LL CHECK UP!(They s n a p to nttention)P O * W:

PORKY(Executes triangular X to CHEF,faces him, mlutm)

PQRXYNOT EVEN ONE, C H I E F !CiiIEF(pint3 n e 8 d on P O M Y ) -

(PORKY s d . u f ; e ~ , returns)T H A T % GOOD.

CIIZEFHEY, H F F !HUFF


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CHIEF(Reetrainlng H U F F )( X r s 3. to BLWER3 )SAVE IT FOR LATA% I T ' S TIME FOR LUNCH k!OW.OKAY, BFAVERg! YOU CAN STOP THE 3W;Y BUSY!X T ' 3 TILSF: FOR LUKCH IJc)\ 'J,(Turns, f a c l n g L. arm extended)(BZAVERS re lax , r e s t s i t )

(BEAVERS have begun p l a y i n g gmes9

STOP Wr-!GLi X 3 X C

(FLUNKEY brings in tables p b c e s i t before

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(HUFF is playing marbles with BIRCH,U W I ' O U , 35"t DROP ) ( A r g u n e n t develop)


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CI. (Commotion doesnet d i e &own)NEY, HUFF!/ 1Reluctantly leaving argument)/' -x&lu WERE I NCH IN '!

FLUNKEY r e m v e 8 $ m y on o r d e r of CHIEF,h a n d s it; down. l i n e , a s each s n q aa f t e r passing t r a y on.o f f , as FLUidiiEY e x l t s . =-en te r ? O R K ~ )

b i t ePO IXY t a k m t r a yC1ZZh'.l'eI.toiCk

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CHIEFALL RIGET ! 3 0 WHY DON'T YOU ASK ?(BEANPOLE: and BLUBBER snap to attention,stand f a c i ng CHIi3' . )

Cii I l3 .F(Continues eating, attenaked by FLUNKEY)(Diagueted, 88 bath t u r n back)(Knee10 D.R. )

Bo!!BEX?PULE

CBiX WHIZ 1BEAVER LEFT.BOT EVEN BLUBBd .

X ' U T A LUNmm! THERE: AI N' T A S X M U FAT

(BLUBBER sits, diaconsoiatc UR. )R f R C HYEW , TAKE A LOOK AT THE CHXEP!


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1-3-9SU N M YLOOK AT H I M , EATIN' A MILE A MXNUTiZ! NO WONDERHIE'S 80 FAT!

ALfL( A d Lib, 1HCGrJ DOE3 ST GO? I ' E ! Go AHEAD,

SUN RAYVERY TRUE!

BLUBBER ?

PROFESSOR(or f L wit^ PAUL L i,:fliw)IT'S IE) THE BIGGEST PROFESSOR IN BEAWmANI)!


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PORKYWHO*$ THAT WXTH YOU?

(ClirEF j w n p ~behind annlr, crouche8.F L UMEY d i s a p 9 x m 3 behind pedes ta l ;3iUVEIt3 all I n nnucdle ad. llb,)CHIEFHEX, YOU BEAVERS, KEZP Q U U T !

ARE THEY BIG OR ARE THEY LZCLE?( C a l l a o f f L.)

4C H I EF

HUPP t ! 1 s t G W W( SCALY B R W , wneel b a c k i n t o pos i t i on ,w at c h fop e n t r a n c e )

(PROFESSOR sxcnangcs g r e e t i n g 8 withBEAVER3, CALLS TO PAUL 2c KMX)

(PAUL & MARY X to BEAVERS)


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1-3-11PAULTHAT* 8 RfGHT, BEWERS. DON' T W O M

L-

1st; GENERALH m ! @SCA LY BRO9. snap to a t t e n t b n marchC I on cu e l ine u p , Go i n t o drl33)(On cue)

(SCALY BROTHEM saranble about, snapto attention, fac ing f r o n t )AT EAST! (SCALY BWQS. throw &una to i l o o ~ ,break r a n k g )

1 s t GENERALAZTENTION (SCALY DROS. p l u k up r i f l e a , scranblaa t e n t i o n )

NUSIC-to

to


40/86

r " 4

A

1 s t GENERAL (oontd)(GENERALS X to pos i t i on , front of SC,B.)

1-3-12

HE

ALL R IGHT , I'LLALL THE BWVERS

mL L , THEY LOOK(Aggrieved)THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO

CHIEF\KIT14 YOU, XOU JUST A3K MEABOUT -

BrshvERtArSD(Stuck)


41/86

1-3-13rumx18 XT HARD TO PULL T IE LEVERS?

nCHIEF(In goad hmor a p l n , ind icates )

- NO. IT'S EASY.

( CX IGF ' , r u g h a ) (P1c:kec.l u p by GANG')(C!!IL"F ~ " i o p s , e HUFF s h a k e s headin negative. G!!EG- s t o p s , too)

PAUL( H i s d a n d e r is up )R IGHT ? WHY IS IT XOU HAVE SliCH A BIG FAT E Z U XALL TI33 BEAVERS ABE SO S1


42/86

1-3-14

MfL?xYPROFESSOR, TELL HfL! A STORY.

(PRUFESSOR X ' 8 t o C. , bOljJ8 to BEAVERS,who applaud, b o w to GAXG, wh oapplaud, m d standing r;t ease)CXEF(Looks at t h em s t e r n l y , y e l l s )H E Y ! ! ! -

(THEY snap back to attention)PROFE390R(Turns to CHIEF, swift nod is ansmere&by CKiXX? gingerly)

CHIEFDON'T GET SLZART! - dU3T TELL TiE STORK?(GENERALS X TO C . SCALY RROT)-:ERSwheel, f a c i n g gate)

(?ROFGSE;OR, in terror, h Me cbehind platform U, B. )

LETRUPP j ! (SCALY BRoS. and GENElUU.3to o r i g i n a l yasitians, fence L,)

( E n t e r : I n order, RiR? , TUFF', GRUFF,t h r u g a t e , down s t e p s in aingle file,face f r o n t , stop, awalting cornnandfrom CHXEE', l'i1.10 STEPS J>O'i!8)

M U S I C


43/86

14-15CHZEFH W P :! (RM about f a w , f 'aclng R.)

HUPP !! (RTG march R., h n l t in e c a e l o n )HUPP!!

(ATG about; f a c e , f ac ing R.

T U WBOX, DID %I3 CHASE N I M ! OVER THE UOVMTAXNS -0

h

GRUFFTHRU THE WOODS -a-IN DA C AN AL - TUFF

CHIEi?HE DID, HUH?(Snatches back t h e

MAYBE $

MUSICSTOP9

rnedala )

(YHISTLLNG CLUE3 jump D.R. in one leap)


44/86

14-16 '

F


45/86

1-3-17

(ALL arc motlan less , g a s p in s u n r i s etit PAUL'S A t i r f n g )


46/86

1-3-18

( ' W s t l e s signal to P O l E Y , who d a s h e s q gbehind BXXX3, to ,heas on f l o o r . CHEFp o i n t s IJIir, BZ:HC:I l o o k6 up, CHXCF p u l l sU3HC:fi'S ha% over eyes, puahes him overP O N U , f j IRCH f a l l s down, ca!rght by TUFF, U.R. )

CAW-CAW BIRDS


47/86

14-19C H I E F

(BENERS, realize t h e y are h e l p l e s s ,r e t u r n slonLy tx p o s i ' t f o n s atwheel, ready fa- BUSY BW i )

SEAVGRS

BUSY 3U9y BUSY 3USPS W P TRIP STRXF STFUPBUSY 3um BUSY B Q 3 XCLIP CLIP CLIP CL IP .

C U R T A I N


48/86

2-1-1

CURTAIN :

.

P A W

(KIDS l ook L. and 8ee HOOT U%L,on ramp L A(KIDS step t o w a r d c.


49/86

2-1-2

r cW,%T DO YOU WANT?CAN YOU FLY FAST?

I T MN'T SVZN AYOU REALLY FLY?

PAUL

( T u r n s f l a p s wings e x i t L.)


50/86

PAULWHAT A FAST FLYER!h

(KIDS X L to investigate n018a)NOIS% - O f f


51/86

I

2 -24


52/86

PROFESSOR(m1 XhaU8ted)

BlRCH

THE

( E n t e r : BARKLZSS B!


53/86

2-14BIRCH( X W to atop 3AFaLESS)

Q

;i-. .

(BARKLE3S BFAVEKS Q O V ~in vcQe fo rnat lan ,'toward BFAVERS, N. )

M03!r! Wf L-


54/86

(Breaks t n r u )

E U V MSVPAT 3[8 LT? WHAT?

\ 'OHAT 19 fT?BLUBBERA WJLKING

TA*&Th-TA !Stops


55/86

,-

PAUL\%AT ARE T f 3 Y WXNG TO DO?

13EAIYERS(After a secondta hesitation)

BEAVERS


56/86

O U Y :

(ALL, bewi ldered, look o f f L. off Tt . ,o v e r )

VHXSTtE: O( t1UFF 1


57/86

r


58/86

c-4

(RUFF X8 s to do sa)

t


59/86

2-1-12CHlE?' (mntd)

CIXZEF(AT C. on ramp, diacovering B.B.have n o t march4)8


60/86

2-1-13

c .

CHIEFPAUL


61/86

2-1-24

Y E A H !

(SCALY DRROTI.IE1P3 a m e to a t t e n t f o n , Lo~Gzig u n s , m r o h to B.B., f o r c e B.B. off Lin three c h a r p n ,S W O M ~ ra ised. ) GGN3F!4?23 2 9 pos i t i on ,(BARKLESS BEAVERS c a l l fw eln. B E A V E R8-BEAVERS, realizing &anger to b .Bo p X to Con way to help)( TEE CI!XEF, n o t l o e l a advance, ce.l .1~toVWSTLXNG CL1J88, t hen to G E N W S , whorespond, f o r m BF.WEP-3 back D. R, )(SCALY BROTHERS remain on gtrnmP, guns poiaeti,racing o f f Lo)


62/86

c


63/86

CL -

( E x i t


64/86

2 -2 4THE: BFAvlERS-y1I.....

CIQtDESEPOD0. IC. BEANPOLE, YOU GO,( B c s n p o l e(mrnns r;\OCGZI@ urd JUFIpS, goes toa b o u t ; mldblct of potzie f i e l d , tumo,jumga back, throtss seainotepe on l i n e ) ana J u m p n -

BEANPOLEAH -BIRCHOKAY.

RUFF


65/86

r c -

( S t eps t o w a r 6 C ramp, and points to s i g nC S g , , neap rarnp)

ri? k'xWE

( % % t o L fitg, ar4d looks off &,1 s if lo o king out f o r sor?.ethi eThen walks up and down etg. L.7(ALL throe quickly in huddle 88 theynot ice XtJW i n te re s ted I n solliething elaa,


66/86

2 -2 4

(ALL TiWE exit R Stg. f r o n t )(RUFF X'er from L o to n.)

(GUPPZE enters f r o m R, front.X @ st 3 L s tg . watchen RUFF -h l a attention. He j u s % g l a n c e sa t He r , and walks t o R. [email protected] quickly runs a f t e r h i m ,Again skis d o c s t r i c k s I n f r o n zof SUFI?. RUFF turns, X ' s to Cstg., G ' JFP i S f o l l o w s , d o a s a turno v e r l .n f - ta i i t of RUFF)

jumgs Q b O U t hirr, t r y i n g -tu get

RUFF(Nolilaee WP P I G )

GUPP IEAW X WMNA P M , . . [email protected], LhTW PLAY A GAM OPPOT2ZE, RUFF.

(Jumps on potzile f ieid)


67/86

2 - 2 4

h

il

(Turns - f o r f i r s t t i m intezvnted)RUFF( x * s L. stg.1 L .

Gli 'SPI E(Runs over L to HUFF, pleading)


68/86

I

r c -

RUFF

SURE, X*Lt T m OU. *(GUPPfE t i e s hnniikerchief a r o u n d RUFV' 3eyec - t u r r i c h l a &round m e p u s h e s Urn-kfc f r l l s u ' 3 3 u t c stg. W P 'T -A r u o n e s -o f f stg. R. t o c a l l the a t h e r c )(shwxy r i s i n g , gropes a r o u n a on kneesf i rst t h e n r i s e s cal l ing)

( C o r n i n g tack, runs towan3 RUFF)

RUFF

OWLHOOT.. . HOOT.. . EOOT.. . HOOT,. .. ETC. 1 HOOT


69/86

2 - 2 4HOOTHOOTHOOTHOOTHOOT

I

SOUND-

(He t r i o s v a i n l y to r e n o y e handkerchief)GUTTA DAT BEAVER. 0 w e e 0 0

UPSIDE DOWN?

(A l l , run to L. stg. )BWNFOLE

WHAT'8 THAT, BXRCH?

c


70/86

c

(Happy t o

oCUU,EAPtXOU UP!


71/86

2-2-8

BIRCH

i,


72/86

2-2-9

-


73/86

PAUL(Looke about a d m i r l n c t b r i g h t new dayb?YOPI, WKAT A NICE DAY!

k N I C E DAY LZKE TilLXg.2 YOU ''d1X HE'D KILL US ON

3TO?


74/86

cm,

PAUL


75/86

CHIE F

TUFF

,

\ -

CHIEF


76/86

CHIEF(Sitting on e t e p a )

3-r-4

CHIEF


77/86

J

c

KNOCK-


78/86

3-14GENERALHUPP !!(8CALY BROS, return t o old position)

h

(BEAVER8 a l l stop a o r k b g ' ; intercafeti )

00m......,


79/86

(TUFF X'S D.R. 1 ('PO HUFF)

C :I F(nuehc,s in, on platform)WHAT'S TEE MATTER?

BUSY-BSTOP

0. E. POLCcLn B m !


80/86

c

t'. .r c-

JUST AYOU'RECLUBS,

CH I E F LONG?;XTE YOU,3 Y' SAX,

(TUFF & GRUFF X. B. I{. )


81/86

Cf-iXEF

.

ALL

CUPPIE(R ises )


82/86

3-1-10

(Takes pea s h o o t e r , ahoots C.FIIEF i n eye)CHIEF( H i t , dances about , rubbhng face ,in tears )

PAUL, YOU BE Q E N E W ,BEAVERS, CIGIVE HS& TKE GENSR&'S W T ,

PAUL0. fc. BEAVERS! T M E ST EASY!( Pu t t ing on hat)

CHIEFA M , YOU ' = SCARED ALREADY . C'aON, GET SACK ONTHE: BUSY BUSf, IGADY? BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY,

PAULNOBODY4S SCARED OF YOU, Y'FAT CHXEPC H I E FNO! I'LL SHOW nut

GENERALSCALIt BROTHERS, GET READY!

PAULThMTATAThTh !BUYERS, GET RECADY!(UEAvEi13 get i n to paelt ion.E x e c u t e tmrch)

ROLL OF DRUM


83/86

M L y I C tROLL OF DRUPAULBEAVERS, GET RZADY! TlWCfX'PATA ! THE BATTLEIS ON!

(EVERYBODY I s shacbting)( O A K E A F sneaks up on platform,b e h i n d CHIEF , Gives Indian war whoop)

( BARK LE99 BEAVERS answer ca l l ,come ove r t'ne t o p , frorn U.L.(CXfEF i s stranded on p l a t f o rm , a sGANG 10 surrounded by BEAVERS andherded D.R. , h a n d s aloft i n surrender)

L.C.)

( O A W F , PROFESSOR on platform)CHIE F(on platform)

wav ! SUHROUNDZD ! C ' MON GANG, DON' T LET @ EWIs c m Y QW

CHIEFYEAH? f DON'T G I V E UPI


84/86

3-1-12

(End of Duel; CHIEF O V ~ F C O F , ~ ,yOAKLEAF, * stand8 O n pleWosm,bnd s Zn ai^)

JWWUMAAY ! BEAVERS

(G&TG i s pusheti along foriced line,( C H I E F hides D. R. )

bent ovep by PAUL, kicked a u t V.C.)

(PROFESSOW on platform, c h e c k s on names,N Ot IC ?B CHIEF If3mi88Ingo )PROFESSORTHE C K I E F , THE CHIEF ' S NZT,VHiUWS THE CHXEF? YRU3RErS TKE CHIEF?

(PROFESSOR d laoovcra CHIEF Do . at faate)PROFESSOR

(ALL rush toward8 CHIEF . O A & W g e t st h e r e f irst. )

C'MON, BEND HXld OVER,K I K H I M OUT. HEY, PAUL, BEND mQdOYER AND(ALL reJo lce , cheer, 8 0 CH I E F i s bent ove rand t h r own out, U. t, )


85/86

.L

3-1-13

(BACKWOODS somersaults i r o n L to P)(ALL move about, l o w , vthlstlln,n, a i l l i n g )( r n t c r M N U Y from k!!use C. PAUL, and W R Yrun to him, embrace h im , a9 ALLy e l l gree i ng)

PALL and 3 ARY

W1NY)YDID YOU HAVE A WOO TXM?PAUL

p9LDY

CRAShlus

-MUSICC.I


86/86

3-1-34(PXNZ CONE begin8 VICTORY SOlu(3)

. _ -c

0 , 8 M 3 TEE BEAVERS' HAPPY SON02ALLTHE BEAV6RS SING IT ALL DAY LONGTO ALL THE BEAVERS NO\'/BZLONGALL OF B E A V E U N D .

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