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Santa Claus' Frolics

Chapter 1: Santa-Claus.
By George M. Baker
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A short theatrical entertainment for children depicts a home on Christmas Eve where sleepy children await a hidden gift-giver. Stage directions set the parlor with stockings and a concealed tree; songs and comic stage business accompany the entrance of Santa, who fills stockings, inspects gifts, and magically unveils the lit Christmas tree before distributing presents. The script includes musical cues, costumes, and practical staging notes for amateur performers and emphasizes playful spectacle, surprise, and domestic warmth suited to private or community holiday performances.

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Title: Santa Claus' Frolics

Author: George M. Baker

Release date: January 5, 2015 [eBook #47875]
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Language: English

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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK SANTA CLAUS' FROLICS ***
ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE.
THE AMATEUR DRAMA.

Santa-Claus.

BOSTON:
GEO. M. BAKER & CO.
149 Washington Street.
KILBURN & MALLORY, SC.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1868, by George M. Baker, in the Clerk’s Office in the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

SANTA CLAUS’ FROLICS.
BY THE AUTHOR OF
“Sylvia’s Soldier;” “Once on a Time;” “Down by the Sea;” “Bread on
the Waters;” “The Last Loaf;” “Stand by the Flag;” “The Tempter;” “A
Drop Too Much;” “We’re All Teetotallers;” “A Little More Cider;”
“Thirty Minutes for Refreshments;” “Wanted, a Male Cook;” “A
Sea of Troubles;” “Freedom of the Press;” “A Close Shave;”
“The Great Elixir;” “The Man with the Demijohn;” “New
Brooms Sweep Clean;” “Rumors of the Strike;” “My
Uncle the Captain;” “The Greatest Plague in Life;”
“No Cure, No Pay;” “The Grecian Bend;” “The
War of the Roses;” “Lightheart’s Pilgrimage;”
“The Sculptor’s Triumph;” “Too Late for
the Train;” “Snow-Bound;” “The
Peddler of Very Nice;” “Bonbons;”
“Capuletta;” “An Original
Idea;” &c.
BOSTON:
GEO. M. BAKER & CO.
149 Washington Street.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1868,
By George M. Baker,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the
District of Massachusetts.
Stereotyped by C.J. Peters & Son
No. 5 Washington Street.
PRESS OF RAND, AVERY & FRYE, BOSTON MASS.