Oooh! Look at them funny whiskers. the farmers for rain. It’s prayin’ (Runs to the thermometer and turns on heat. Mercury rises to 180.) Guess Look at (runs up, looks off with telescope) (laughs) that’ll fix ’em. ’em! tearing their whiskers out. And a ballgame. Sixteen (telescope) They’re there’s innings. Giants two; Pittsburggner [sic] going to bat. (Sings, runs to rain machine, turns on rain.) Oh, I could be awful happy here. to do but make trouble. Now I must get Nothin’ up that shipwreck for Nemo. turn on all kinds of weather at once! I’ll (Turns around the room, starting up the various levers. He gets a big umbrella from side of opening at back.) There, by Jiminy! In about ten minutes, I guess have weather enough to we’ll make Nemo seasick. Now, for Slumberland and the Little Princess. me (In the opening at back, he spreads the big umbrella. Noise of wind machine. Music. Flip blown off L.) (The music, which begins as Flip exits, continues into the prelude of the following specialty number.) (In the following number, each verse is sung by a little girl dressed, respectively, as a Sunbeam, a Snowflake, and a Raindrop. Each enters for her verse with a chorus group similarly dressed.) [ ] SONG: Snowflakes, “Sunbeams, Raindrops” ♬ sunbeam. (enters to prelude, followed by chorus group of sunbeams) Life depends upon the weather. On a rainy day, wonder whether Ev’rybody Clouds will pass away. Thunders rumble while we grumble. For the sun we sigh. Suddenly we see the azure Gleaming in the sky. Sunbeams! Sunbeams! Now the weather’s fair. Sunbeams! Sunbeams! Glancing ev’rywhere. Flowers springing; birds are singing.
Oooh! Look at them funny whiskers. It’s the farmers prayin’ for rain. (Runs to the thermometer and turns on heat. Mercury rises to 180.) Guess that’ll fix ’em. (runs up, looks off with telescope) Look at ’em! (laughs) They’re tearing their whiskers out. (telescope) And there’s a ballgame. Sixteen innings. Giants two; Pittsburggner [sic] going to bat. (Sings, runs to rain machine, turns on rain.) Oh, I could be awful happy here. Nothin’ to do but make trouble. Now I must get up that shipwreck for Nemo. I’ll turn on all kinds of weather at once! (Turns around the room, starting up the various levers. He gets a big umbrella from side of opening at back.) There, by Jiminy! In about ten minutes, I guess we’ll have weather enough to make Nemo seasick. Now, me for Slumberland and the Little Princess. (In the opening at back, he spreads the big umbrella. Noise of wind machine. Music. Flip blown off L.) (The music, which begins as Flip exits, continues into the prelude of the following specialty number.) (In the following number, each verse is sung by a little girl dressed, respectively, as a Sunbeam, a Snowflake, and a Raindrop. Each enters for her verse with a chorus group similarly dressed.) SONG: “Sunbeams, Snowflakes, Raindrops” [ ♬ ] sunbeam. (enters to prelude, followed by chorus group of sunbeams) Life depends upon the weather. On a rainy day, Ev’rybody wonder whether Clouds will pass away. Thunders rumble while we grumble. For the sun we sigh. Suddenly we see the azure Gleaming in the sky. Sunbeams! Sunbeams! Now the weather’s fair. Sunbeams! Sunbeams! Glancing ev’rywhere. Flowers springing; birds are singing.