THE SEVEN DWARFS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 January 1939, Page 5

THE SEVEN DWARFS

CHARACTERS IN . “SNOW WHITE.” Doc, the self-appointed leader in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” which will open its Masterton season on Monday, is self-important and pompous. He has a habit of getting his words and ideas mixed, and of searching for the right word in vain. He’s overly gracious and very efficient in his own mind until an important decision is necessary, when he becomes so nervous that he can’t make any decision at all.

Happy is a fat, roly-poly little fellow with a perpetual smile and a bright, cheery voice. Sleepy sees life through half-closed eyes, and talks always through a yawn. He talks little, but when he does say something it is straight to the point, even though he doesn’t know it.

Grump, the real leader of the group, is “agin” everything. His chief hate is “wimmin.” He is grouchy, a crab, and yet, much to his disgust, ho has a very soft heart under the veneer. When trouble arises, it is Grumpy who acts first.

Dopey is a lovable, slightly-balrny fellow, who gets a great deal of excitement out of life. He is sly and mischievous.

Sneezy is subject to hay fever, and talks through his nose. He always sneezes at the wrong time.

Bashful is kipd-hearted and willing, and an incurable romantic. He is especially shy, however, in the presence of Snow White. ■'zST’K.wieT :jisAßstSsr