Pase Four.
Thursday, February 26, 1942.
(Continued From Page
Tobacco grown in old N. O.
And an orange from Florida.
But my best by every test
Is the sweetest gift of all
It’s four pretty little roses
As a liquid or as posies
And every single one for you.
King Oughter: How can we thank
you? I know these gifts will bring
us luck!
Knights and King Oughter: (Tri
umphantly sing as they leave stage,
taking Marco Polo with them).
Tune: “Chattanooga Choo Choc”:
Step oaj it, Boys,
We’ll taunt old Morgan’s crew with
pooh-pooh! You bet.
Deadly Sins Sixl
Boy, what a fix they’ll be in
With all that sin, those men, Mor
gan’s crew of frou-frou!
W^e’re brave and fair
And we will make them despair
We’ll take the gifts of Marco Polo
About a quarter to two
Start our tournament
And then we’ll win victory
Winning from a sinner
Nothing can be better
Than to have that feeling that
we’re going to get her
When you hear the whistle blowing
eight to the bar
Then you know that Victory is not
very far
Good King Oughter calling
Keep the knights a-rolling, oo-oohl
Evil Morgan, here we are!
Exeunt omnes.
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Scene: Same as Act II. Enter, in
front of curtain, Herald, bearing a
trumpet which also serves as mega
phone.
Herald: Ladies and gentlemen,
I am announcing from the Wicked
Wood on the green before the Castle
of Morgan le Fay. You are about
to witness the most colossal tourna
ment of the Middle Ages. The
forces of King Oughter are meeting
those of Morgan le Fay. It is a
stupendous conflict between good
and evil. In a few minutes you
will see o nthe field a magnificent
procession of chorus girls. They
will form the letter O. As they
take their places the Lesser Evils
will parade down the field and form
the letter M).
“JIMMIE LUNCEFORD”
. . . EEALLY PLAYS
THE BLUES IN . . .
(Curtain rises. Enter chorus girls
led by Lynette as drum major. They
march about the field once and then
form the letter O. The chorus girls
withdraw to right at back of stage.
Enter nine Lesser Evils who march
once about the field and form the
letter M. They withdraw to left at
back of stage).
Herald: The opposing forces are
coming on- the field.
(Enter Knights singing with en
thusiasm, to tune “Old Black
Joe”):
We’re coming, we’re coming
For the tourney is today
We’re out to oust the force of evil
Morgan le Fay.
(EnteC the ^x Deadly Sins, sing
ing to tune: “Farmer in the Dell.”)
They are carrying Battle Axes over
shoulder). We’re out to win the
fray, we’re out to win the fray.
Bring on the battle ax, we’re ’bout
to win the fray (Repeat).
(They line up, facing the Knights).
Herald: The forces are assembled
on the field and the tournament is
about td get under way.
(To the accompaniment of music,
each knight and the opposite Sin
march to the front of the stage,
clash sword and battle ax three
times and march back to the far end
of the line. This is repeated until
every Knight and Sin has met.)
Herald: Ladies and Gentlemen;
this is the end of the half! The
soore is notihing-to-nothing! (The
Knight break ranks and, talk' to the
chorus girls; the Sins to the Lesser
Evils. Enter Palmer, showing relics.
He sings to Tune:” On/the Road
to Mandalay,” displaying relics
first to audience and then to those
on the stage).
cream;
The knights must on their incomes
pay,
Yes, taxes are the only way,
Dancealot: (Stepping forward,
singing to tune: “I am called Little
Buttercup”):
We need our philology, and anthro
pology,
If we’re to win this melee;
But also biology and physiology,
If we’re to conquer le Fay.
But don’t skip psychology, modern
astrology;
That is the easiest way;
And don’t slight technology, or
mineralogy,
Those are the cry of the day.
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.Come to see my relics pure,
Guaranteed to make a cure;
You will really get salvation,
If the price you can endure,
Heres a potent little red cap
From a little man you know,
He has come from out the cellar,
And will show you where to go.
Here’s a black and lengthy hair
Yea it came from head now bare,
Of a man whose fame has gone
abroad,
Sir Howard just and fair!
Here’s a splinter from the surface.
Of the Shelf behind the Door,
It has served a useful purpose,
And will serve it o’er and o’er.
Here’s a relic for an ill,
Quite a need it will fulfill
It's a tourniquet to turn and twist,
It’s better than a piU.
Thus with all my little relics,
Guaranteed to make a cure,
You will really get salvation,
If' the price you can endure.
Queen Morgan and her Forces:
(Sing to tune “Maryland, my Mary
land.”) :
You canot win this tournament,
Against our battle-axes;
You’ll have to give up sentiment,
And raise your income taxes.
Your ladies all will weep and
scream;
To give up rouge and lipstick
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Herald: (pointing to Dancealot):
A brave knight of a valourous house.
He will teach a lesson to his ene
mies — Dancealot, eldest son of
Prancelot, Count of Birmingham,
Alabama. Watch now his deeds, all
you who love brave actions.
(As the Herald speaks the
Knights and Sins line up again in
Tournament formation. To music,
they again march to front in pairs,
the first Knight carrying a bowl
filled with rice (instead of a spear).
As the Sin raises hia battle-ax the
Knight throws rice at him. The
Sin slinks into the background and
the Knight marches triumphantly
down center staga to take his place
at end of line.)
Herald: Ladies and gentleman,
the Knights have won the Rice
Bowl,
(The action is repeated, the 2nd
Knight carrying the Sugar bowl.
After the sugar is thrown, the
Herald speaks).
Herald: And the Sugar Bowl!
(The 3rd Knight enters with boll
of cotton).
Herald (after action is comple
ted). And the Cotton Boll!
(The action is repeated with 4th
Knight smoking a pipe. He takes
tobacco from pipe and throws it at
the Sin).
Herald: (excited): And the To
bacco Bowl!
(The 5th Knight is sucking an
orange. He holds it up and at sight
of it the Sin slinks away).
Herald: (More excited): and the
Orange Bowl.
(The last to step forward is King
Oughter, carrying a large wooden
bowl which contains four roses. He
throws the roses at the Sin and as
the Sin withdraws he turns the bowl
upside down and stands on it).
Herald: (more excited): And the
Bose feowl! Ladies and Gentlemen,
the Knights have won the tourna
ment. You can hear the singing
and shouting on the fiold.
(Kinghts and chorus girls sing
together to tune: “There are
Smiles”):
There are bowls they fill with cot
ton,-
There are bowls they fill with jam.
There are bowls of oranges and
lemons.
There are bowls of beefsteak and of
ham;
There are bowls of roses and nas
turtiums,
There are bowls of rice and sugar,
too.
But the bowl to win King Oughter’s
tourney,
Is this bowl in which roses grew.
King Oughter: I summon Morgan
GALLEY ELEVEN 11 11
le Fay to acknowledge defeat!
Queen Mjorgan: I am completely
bowled over!
King Oughter: And I hereby de
mand the return of Merlin the Ma
gician led captive by Vivien the
sorceress.
(Morgan le Pay gives a- fiendish
but feeble cry as she steps back in
to the group of Sins and Lesser
Evils).
(Enter Merlin followed by the
Scribe. They walk to center stage.
M;erlin sings sadly to tune: “For
He is an Englishman.”):
Merlin turns and starts to walk
away, stops suddenly to speak to
scribe) And add, “Beware of can
non balls. (Merlin and Scribe go
to side of stage).
King Oughter: I summon all who
dwell within my realm! (King
Oughter draws Queen Grinydean to
center front of stage. Enter Maid
Marian, Lady of Shalott and Lily-
mayd who are joined by their three
Knights. Lynette and Gadabout step
forward.
Enter all characters and form
tableau about King Oughter and
Queen Grinydean).
King Oughter:
Noble Lady Grinydean
And all who hear me, say
This is a very pleasant spot
Since we have downed le Fay
In yonder castle you might dwell
And tarry here about,
But the Renaissance will get you
If you don’t watch out!
I think you Oughter hurry
And be starting on your way
You’d better take my kingly word
It isn’t safe to stay.
Tonight we leave for Camelot
There isn’t any doubt
For the Renaissance will get you
If you don’t watch out!
(All sing to tune “The Shades of
Night are Falling Fast.”):
The shades of Knights are falling
fast,
Tra-la-la, chivalry!
The Middle Ages cannot last
Tra-la-, chivalry.
W^ have to leave this famous spot
And hurry back to Camelot
Tra-la-la-la — etc. Chivalry.
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