CHARACTERS
Jack—A small boy.
Pilgrim Maids—Five girls in colonial costume.
Indians—Two boys in Indian costume.
Pumpkins—Any number small boys and girls having huge paper pumpkins pinned on them.
Turkeys—Five children with paper turkeys pinned on them.
Goblins—Any number of small boys wearing hideous false faces.
After each group has spoken it goes off stage. After Jack’s last speech he leaves stage and all the others return and sing the closing song.
If desired the costuming may be elaborate, but it is not at all necessary.
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Copyright, 1922, by
L. M. Paine