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Annie-Grace Flashcards

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Act I

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“That’s right.”

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Knock
Enter
“Excuse me. I was told I’d find a Miss Hannigan here.”

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“And who might you be?”

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“I’m Grace Farrell. The City Board of Orphans said—“

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“Look it was all a mistake. Somehow, Annie got in the laundry basket. Well, one thing led to another, and I had to call the cops. Please don’t fire me!”

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“I think you might have me confused with somebody else.”

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“Oh I get it. Uh, listen, honey, if you’re peddlin’ beauty products, I don’t need any.”

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“Miss Hannigan, I do not peddle anything. I’m personal secretary to Mr. Oliver Warbucks.”

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“The Oliver Warbucks?”

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“Yes.”

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“The richest man in the world?”

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“Yes. The Board of Orphans sent me here to extend Mr. Warbucks’ personal invitation to an orphan to spend the holidays in his home.”

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“I’m an orphan. I can be ready in five minutes.”

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“An orphan child. Perhaps a child like this one.”

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“Liar! Annie ain’t no orphan. She’s nothing but trouble.”
Annie smiles

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“That seems hard to believe.”

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“Look you can have any orphan in the joint, only you can’t have Annie.”

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“If this has something to do with the laundry or the police, perhaps the Board of Orphans should know.”

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“She’s all yours. Merry Christmas.”

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“Good. If you’ll just sign the paperwork and get Annie’s coat.”

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“Coat? Why would a kid need a coat?”

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“Well buy you one at Bergdorf’s on the way uptown.”

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“Bye, Annie!”

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Exit

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Scene change
Bustling servants
Enter with Annie
“Gee, it’s really big.”

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“Everybody, this is our Christmas guest, Annie.”
to Annie
“Annie, this is… everybody.”

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“Hello, everybody.”

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To Drake
“Did Mr. Warbucks’ plane arrive yet?
Take off coat & hand to Drake

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“Will I get it back?”

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Chuckle
“Of course you will, honey. Now tell me, what would you like to do first?”

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“Hmm… The floors. I’ll scrub them, and then I’ll do the windows!”

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“No, Annie! You’re Mr. Warbucks’ guest. You’re here to have fun.”

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“Really?”

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“Really. Now, we’ve ordered in special things just for you. Mr. Warbucks instructed me to make sure that for the next two weeks… you’ll have a swell time here.”
I Think I’m Gonna Like It Here

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Warbucks enters
“I’m Annie.”
Song ends

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“Welcome home, Mr. Warbucks. How was your trip?—“

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“Don’t ask me about my trip. It was a nightmare. My factories are shutting down right and left. It’s bad, very bad. I’ll be in mu study. Mrs. Pugh, bring me a sandwich.”

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“President Roosevelt phoned. He’s awaiting your call at the White House.”

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“Is there any particular reason why you’re here?”

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“With all the negative press you’ve been receiving, sir…”

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“Oh, yes, right.”

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“Annie is the orphan you invited for Christmas.”

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“You’re a girl. Orphans are boys.”

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“You didn’t specify a boy, sir.”

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“What are we supposed to do with her?”

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“Well, it is Annie’s first night here, so…”

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“Then come to my club for dinner and cigars.”

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“Sir, your club is for men only.”

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“I see. Then how about a brandy?”

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“How about a Broadway show?”

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“Fine. Sometime when I’m not busy.”

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“Sir, you’re never not busy.”

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“Yes, Mr. President?… My assessment of the situation, Mr. President?… well, it’s pretty darned bad out there. My factories, everybody’s factories are shutting down. Mr. President… I know you’re feeling pressure. I, feeling pressure myself at this very moment… You’re coming to New York for the holidays?”

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“Invite him for Christmas!”

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“Why don’t you and Mrs. Roosevelt spend Christmas with me and my new… Annie?… Excellent!”
Hangs up
“He said yes!”

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“That’s wonderful news!”

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“For Christmas dinner. I wonder what Democrats eat.”

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“Let’s go out and celebrate with Annie. We’ll show her the town.”

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“Miss Hannigan…”

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“She runs the orphanage.”

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Start of NYC
“Will you be needing the car?”

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“No, I think she’s been cooped up long enough.”
NYC

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Song ends
Scene change
“God, I hope not.”

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Enter
“Good afternoon, Miss Hannigan.”

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“Whatsa matter, Warbucks fed up with Annie already?”

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“On the contrary…”
Hand Miss Hannigan a legal document
“Miss Hannigan, this needs to be signed and sent back to the Board of Orphans no later than 10 o’clock tomorrow.”

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“What for?”

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“Because Mr. Warbucks is so taken with Annie that he wants to adopt her.”

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“Annie? The daughter of a millionaire?”

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“The daughter of a billionaire.”

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“Got any more wonderful news?”

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“Merry Christmas, Miss Hannigan.”
Start to exit
Bump into Rooster

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“Oops, pardon me, blondie.”

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Disdainful look directed at Rooster
Exit

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Act II

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Grace enters and hands a jewelry box to a nervous Warbucks

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“Here you go, sir.”

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“Oh, good.”

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“Everything all right?”

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“Well, you know—“

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“You’re gonna do fine, sir. Just tell her how you feel and… and speak from your heart.”
Grace and Warbucks share a moment

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“I lost my parents when I was very young, and, well, from that day on, I vowed to work very hard and become very rich.”

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“And that’s just what he did.”

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“Yes. But, Annie, I-I-I never realized…”

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“U-Until he met you…”

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“I understand. I do, child. If it’s your parents you want, then I’ll find them for you. But I’ll need your locket and that note… so the FBI can trace them to your mother and dad.”

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“Annie, if Mr. Warbucks says he can find your parents, he will… even if he has to pull every string, right up to the President of the United States.”

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“Annie, we’re going to find your parents.”

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“We are.”

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already on stage
sitting on settee, stage left
frazzled and exhausted
looking over a clipboard
“Well, Miss Farrell?

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“I’m sorry, Annie, I’ve spoken to more than a thousand people claiming to be your parents, but they were all liars and fakes.”

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“Are you certain?”

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“Yes, sir. None of them knew about the locker. I’m so sorry.”

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“Annie, I’m afraid the F.B.I. doesn’t think that there’s a chance in a million of tracing your parents through the locket. I’m sorry.”
Warbucks puts the locket on Annie

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“Drake, let’s you and I check on the Christmas menu.”

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“Grace!”

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“Yes, Mr. Warbucks. Is everything alright?”

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“Couldn’t be better. Telephone Justice Brandeis and ask him to come over to sign the adoption papers.”

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“Oh! That’s wonderful news!”
hug Warbucks
embarrassed
“Oh, Mr. Warbucks, that’s wonderful ne… um, when shall I tell the judge to come?”

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“Grace, will you join us?”

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“Well, I’d be honored.”

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“Wonderful. Let’s get ready.”

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“I’ll take care of everything.”

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Decorate

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“The house is all spiffed up. Looks like we’re ready.”

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“We loved you, Annie, but we had to leave you behind.”

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“We’ve seen a great number of people who’ve…”

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“I expect you’ll be wantin’ proof of who we are. Here’s our driver’s licenses and Annie’s birth certificate.”
Hands them to Grace

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Takes the birth certificate and reads
“Baby girl, Name, Ann Elizabeth Mudge, born to Ralph and Shirley Mudge. New York, New York, October 28th, 1922.”

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“Now, who the heck are Ralph and Shirley Mudge?”

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“The birth certificate could easily have been forged. But nobody knew about the locket except us.”

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“And Miss Hannigan.”

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“And Miss Hannigan.”

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“Now it all fits together.”
hands paper to Grace

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read it, smiles, shake head

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“Merry Christmas, one and all.”

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“Merry Christmas.”

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“Yes the jig is up, Daniel Francis Hannigan. Also known as…”

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“Rooster Hannigan. Also known as Ralph Mudge. Also known as Danny the Dip”
Warbucks hands the check to Grace

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A New Deal For Christmas

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