Cinderella (little aware that she may have solved the question of the ages). Dutton Children’s Books, 2004. Egg-shell to chicken. http:\/\/purl.oclc.org\/dataset\/WorldCat> ; http:\/\/www.worldcat.org\/title\/-\/oclc\/1829840#PublicationEvent\/london_hodder_and_stoughton_limited_c1920>. Thought her hair looked to be run up her finger. What, you’re going out yourself?
It concerns a modern Cinderella, who is employed as a charwoman in an artist's flat. Now bring her up. He insisted on knowing what had made us put forward this extraordinary suggestion; he would indeed scarcely leave our company that night, and discussed the possibility with us very much as if it were a police case. Then you suppose wrongly. I had to go when the war broke out.
When he had all his flock nicely plastered against the dank walls he would occasionally come to rest beside us, and thaw, and discuss the newspaper article that had interested him most. Had put her down as being a grown woman, but not sufficiently grown. I won’t! I leaves that to you.
If I need you I’ll call you. I may have to adopt a disguise. Application for the right of performing this play must be made to Charles Frohman, Inc., Empire Theatre, New York. Bodie.
If that will do for to-night, I’ll have the window boarded up. She is again a valiant soul who has had too many brushes with the police not to be able to face another with a tight lip. http:\/\/experiment.worldcat.org\/entity\/work\/data\/183411#Person\/barrie_j_m_james_matthew_1860_1937> ; http:\/\/www.worldcat.org\/oclc\/1829840> ; http:\/\/experiment.worldcat.org\/entity\/work\/data\/183411#Series\/the_uniform_edition_of_the_plays_of_j_m_barrie>, http:\/\/experiment.worldcat.org\/entity\/work\/data\/183411#Topic\/english_drama>, http:\/\/experiment.worldcat.org\/entity\/work\/data\/183411#Topic\/english_drama_20th_century>, http:\/\/experiment.worldcat.org\/entity\/work\/data\/183411#Topic\/man_woman_relationships>, http:\/\/id.loc.gov\/vocabulary\/countries\/enk>, http:\/\/www.worldcat.org\/oclc\/612454536>, http:\/\/www.worldcat.org\/title\/-\/oclc\/1829840>. Charles Perrault’s timeless tale of the cinderwench is retold by Amy Ehrlich. Our Policeman, as he has told us under the arches, was watching her through the keyhole, but his first impressions have been so coloured by subsequent events that it is questionable whether they would be accepted in any court of law. Occupation, if any? Subjects: Comedy. Bodie. Now be cautious.
(He surveys the articles with some emotion.) I dunno. Then I’ll be very happy to walk part of the way with you. Please re-enter recipient e-mail address(es). Cinderella. Where is it that these goings-on is going on? (not yet rated) Summary: A story of "Miss Thing, a poor London girl who takes care of a group of refugee children from various countries during the First World War.
That’s neither here nor there. How do you come to know German words? A witness!
You are right. Bodie (really troubled). Bodie. Do you mind the chicken that was too high for you? Bodie. I wants to know myself.
(considering it judicially).
Policeman (taKing him further from the pantry door, in a low voice). Bodie (ashamed). Cinderella. Policeman (getting ready to pounce). Twelve p.m. Fishy!
Policeman. Would you mind taKing off your helmet? Bodie (impressed). It’s infallayble. (She turns with a sigh to the dusting of the penguin.) That’s a poor way to polish a belt. Mr. Bodie (pressing his advantage). She is scrupulously honest, and if she took the boards we may be sure that I said she could have them.
For soon she is engaged in her fairy tale role, enchanting the prince and his party at the royal ball. She’s so extraordinarily homely that you can’t be with her many minutes before you begin thinKing of your early days. Bodie. WorldCat is the world's largest library catalog, helping you find library materials online. Bodie (much struck). Would you also like to submit a review for this item? Bodie. You can’t think how wistful she is to get hold of boards. I don’t know. Are you living in guilty splendour? No. How did you manage that about Badgery? I can’t let that pass. You mind that chop you gave me? Could not honestly say that she seemed even then to be an ordinary slavey of the areas. Anything so long as it obscures the illumination. You mustn’t frighten her. Ah, they’ll never admit that. A kindhearted girl whose father and stepmother got married and became a family of five with her two stepsisters. The least distinguished person in ‘Who’s Who’ has escaped, as it were, from that fashionable crush, and is spending a quiet evening at home. That is perhaps the smile of motherhood. Bodie. Ask her that, and her mouth shuts like a trap. Reprint. Can’t say I have, sir. You may have already requested this item. Bodie. Cinderella (softly as if it were a line from the Bible). So you are, I beg your pardon, officer. Policeman. Policeman (in his most terrible voice). (With terrible self-confidence he has already opened the door and beckoned. Thank you. Godmother. Mr. Bodie, you haven’t by any chance got an invite for to-night, have you? I see nothing particular about your feet. Policeman. Watch Kraft Television Theatre - Season 6, Episode 3 - A Kiss for Cinderella: A cleaning woman who works in an artist's apartment has a vivid imagination. Let us put it in this way, that he occupies more space in his wicker chair than in the book, where nevertheless he looks as if it was rather lonely not to be a genius. See All Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions, Please read the following before uploading.
I’m all alone.
Cinderella (after hesitating). Screenwriter.
Barrie. The only other relatives she seems to have mentioned are two sisters of unprepossessing appearance. Cinderella (as still as the Venus). (He slips into the pantry with the hat and jacket, but forgets his helmet, over which the artist hastily jams a flower bowl. Don't have an account?
Though no one speaks of Mr. Bodie’s pictures as Bodies, which is the true test of fame, he is sufficiently eminent not to have works of art painted or scratched on his walls, mercy has been shown even to the panels of his door, and he is handsomely stingy of draperies. Don’t then. A Kiss For Cinderella Play Act I Policeman (settling the matter with the palm of his hand). Mr. Bodie is more restive under the light than was his goddess, perhaps because he is less accustomed to being stared at.
Cinderella. As you are here, officer, there is something I want to say to you. So there are only a few magazines in the studio (and very likely when the curtain rings up it will be found that they are painted too). Spit? Policeman (cleverly). It gives her the chance of proving once and for all whether she’s of gentle blood. But Mr. Bodie was a reader; he had books in another room, and the careworn actor must suggest this by his manner.
Did you rang, sir? Is prepared to depose that to the best of his recollection, they were unfavourable. Cinderella (with dignity). Curled up in his wicker chair he is rather like an elderly cupid.
Add to lists. Policeman (who has himself a pretty vein of sarcasm). It was seldom a war-record; more frequently it was something on the magazine page, such as a symposium by the learned on ‘Do you Believe in Love at First Sight?’ Though reticent in many matters he would face this problem openly; with the guns cracKing all around, he would ask for our views wistfully; he spoke of love without a blush, as something recognised officially at Scotland Yard.
What kind of questions? Was much struck by her eyes, which seemed to suggest that she was all burning inside. The E-mail Address(es) you entered is(are) not in a valid format. I think she lives at Celeste’s. Celest A. C.? I will not be scraped. Cinderella’s father remarried and her stepmother and two stepsisters treated her poorly and made her work all day. Bodie.
(She is so dreading to do the wrong thing that she can only stare. Bodie (becoming more serious). J. Roy Hunt (B&W) Cast. Bodie. I don’t like . He is curled up in his studio, which is so dark that he would be invisible, had we not obligingly placed his wicker chair just where the one dim ray from the stove may strike his face. She knows a number of German words. He strikes with it now, right and left, revealing, as if she had just entered the room, a replica of the Venus of Milo, taller than himself though he is stalwart. Am I?
She will have difficulty in answering questions; she is so used to asKing them. (With natural pride in language.) Cinderella (swelling). Bodie. Well, that don’t help us much. The Gods at last pity her, and advise an examination of her rival’s foot.
For instance, what would be the punishment for an English person caught hiding aliens in this country? Can she have boned them?
Tempary help. A policeman is sent to follow her, because she is believed to be engaged in illegal activities after working hours. Please select Ok if you would like to proceed with this request anyway. J. M. BARRIE (1860 - 1937) This play does have Cinderella and a Godmother, Royalty, and glass slippers, but it takes place in WW1 and is certainly not your typical fairy tale!
I understand there is something about her father having married again, and her being badly treated. Please enter your name.
Quiet triumph of our Policeman.).
Policeman (heavily). It will do. There must have been more in the story than that, but I forget the rest. Obscures the illumination.
Bodie (now interested in his tale). In the Force we find it impossible to keep up with current fiction.
Now that I think of it, I believe the name was given to her by the very woman we are talKing about. Bodie. It’s fine to be liked. There’s something in that. We wish we could warn him that the Policeman is coming.
Barrie\n. Cinderella (in a whisper). I am—oh, I am!
So is everybody (pathetically).
I’ll tell you the rest outside. Bodie (in an agony). Policeman (determinedly). Barrie\" ; Export to EndNote / Reference Manager(non-Latin), http:\/\/www.worldcat.org\/oclc\/1829840>.
Policeman. Policeman. There’s some queer things. Cinderella (with a new interest in Venus). You frighten me.
Could recall not the slightest symptoms of love at first sight. Noted speedily that she was a domineering character who talked sixteen to the dozen, and at such times reminded him of funny old ladies. Cinderella (with passionate arms). Her measurements are perfection. No, I am not married. It must be fine to have men so mad about you that they go off their feed and roar.
I was—forestalled. Policeman. On a shelf is a large stuffed penguin, which is to be one of the characters in the play, and on each side of this shelf are two or three tattered magazines. This is the famously winsome fantasy which was such a perennial favourite with Maude Adams and her audience. The brave apparel of the very poor! Of course I could see my way clearer if it had been 1s. The sort that marries swell couples? Remember: Abuse of the TV.com image system may result in you being banned from uploading images or from the entire site – so, play nice and respect the rules! It concerns a modern Cinderella, who is employed as a charwoman in an artist's flat. There is nothing against my telling you. Bodie. Policeman (with melancholy satisfaction). This is evidently to be a very swagger function at which something momentous is to occur, the culminating moment being at midnight. It’s easy to speak; it’s a miserable polish I admit, but mind you, I’m pretty done when my job’s over; and I have the polishing to do myself. (He thinks shame of his suspicions.
Policeman (with a friendly glance at the Venus).
Policeman. Bodie.
(He is at once aware that it has become a more difficult case.).
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