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We are planning a pre k graduation but can't seem to find any plays or skits for the children to do can u help

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this is for a daycares pre k class, i need any plays or skits just something cute for the children to do, or say during their cerimony.

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  1. do a cute short story that has a moral, like aesops fables or something from the bible if you are religious, or shorten a fairytale like cinderella or beauty and the beast or robin hood


  2. The Wizard Of Oz -- Movie Script

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                          The Wizard Of Oz

                                 by

                            Noel Langley

                          Florence Ryerson

                       and Edgar Allen Woolf

                     Cutting Continuity Script

                     Taken From Printer's Dupe

                    Last revised March 15, 1939

    FADE IN -- Title:

    For nearly forty years this story has given faithful service to the Young

    in Heart; and Time has been powerless to put its kindly philosophy out of

    fashion.

    To those of you who have been faithful to it in return

    ...and to the Young in Heart --- we dedicate this picture.

    FADE OUT:

    MS -- Dorothy stoops down to Toto -- speaks to him -- then runs down road

    to b.g. -- Toto following --

    DOROTHY

    She isn't coming yet, Toto. Did she hurt

    you?  She tried to, didn't she?  Come on --

    we'll go tell Uncle Henry and Auntie Em.

    Come on, Toto.

    LS -- Farm yard -- Dorothy enters left b.g. along road -- Toto following

    her -- CAMERA PANS right -- she comes forward thru gate -- runs forward to

    Aunt Em and Uncle Henry working at Incubator --

    DOROTHY

    Aunt Em!  Aunt Em!

    MS -- Aunt Em and Uncle Henry working with baby chicks in incubator --

    Dorothy runs in -- speaks to them -- Dorothy picks up baby chick -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS back as Aunt Em and Dorothy come forward -- Aunt Em puts chick in

    coop with hen -- then TRUCKS forward as they go to b.g. to incubator --

    Dorothy reacts -- Uncle Henry looks at her -- CAMERA PANS her to left

    across yard --

    DOROTHY

    Aunt Em!

    AUNT EM

    Fifty-seven, fifty-eight --

    DOROTHY

    Just listen to what Miss Gulch did to Toto!

    She --

    AUNT EM

    Dorothy, please!  We're trying to count!

    Fifty-eight--

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but Aunt Em, she hit him over the --

    UNCLE HENRY

    Don't bother us now, honey -- this old

    incubator's gone bad, and we're likely to

    lose a lot of our chicks.

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- oh, the poor little things.  Oh, but

    Aunt Em, Miss Gulch hit Toto right over the

    back with a rake just because she says he

    gets in her garden and chases her nasty old

    cat every day.

    AUNT EM

    Seventy --  Dorothy, please!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but he doesn't do it every day -- just

    once or twice a week.  And he can't catch

    her old cat, anyway. And now she says she's

    gonna get the sheriff, and --

    AUNT EM

    Dorothy!  Dorothy!  We're busy!

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- all right.

    MCS - Aunt Em and Uncle Henry taking chicks out of incubator -

    UNCLE HENRY

    Poor little orphan, and her Miss Gulch

    troubles. Gosh all hemlock - you know, she

    ought to have somebody to play with.

    AUNT EM

    I know, but we all got to work out our own

    problems, Henry.

    UNCLE HENRY

    Yes.

    AUNT EM

    Oh, I hope we got them in time.

    UNCLE HENRY

    Yes.

    MLS -- Zeke -- Hunk and Hickory working on wagon -- Hickory and Zeke

    lowering bed of wagon into place --

    ZEKE

    How's she coming?

    HUNK

    Take it easy.

    CS -- Hunk on ground -- gets finger caught under wagon bed -- reacts --

    HUNK

    Ow!  You got my finger!

    CS -- Zeke and Hickory holding wagon bed --

    ZEKE

    Well, why don't you get your finger out of

    the way!

    MLS -- Zeke and Hickory put wagon bed in place -- Hunk sitting on ground

    by wagon -- Dorothy enters -- comes forward to Zeke -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward on them -- they speak -- Zeke exits left f.g. -- Hunk enters --

    speaks to Dorothy -- Hickory exits right -- PAN left as Hunk and Dorothy

    go over by wagon  -- they speak -- Dorothy exits right -- Hunk hits his

    finger with hammer -- whirls around --

    HICKORY

    Come on - come on - over this way.

    ZEKE

    Okay.

    HICKORY

    There you are.

    HUNK

    Right on my finger!

    ZEKE

    It's a lucky thing it wasn't your head.

    DOROTHY

    Zeke, what am I going to do about Miss

    Gulch?  Just because Toto chases her old

    cat --

    ZEKE

    Listen, honey, I got them hogs to get in.

    HUNK

    Now lookit, Dorothy, you ain't using your

    head about Miss Gulch.  Think you didn't

    have any brains at all.

    DOROTHY

    I have so got brains.

    HUNK

    Well, why don't you use them?  When you come

    home, don't go by Miss Gulch's place.  Then

    Toto won't get in her garden, and you won't

    get in no trouble.  See?

    DOROTHY

    Oh, Hunk, you just won't listen, that's all.

    HUNK

    Well, your head ain't made of straw, you know.

    MLS - Int. Barn - Hickory working on wind machine - straightens up -

    reacts - Dorothy comes forward - CAMERA TRUCKS forward as Hickory goes to

    her - he speaks to her - turns motor of wind machine on - they watch it -

    oil spurts out into Hickory's face - he reacts - Dorothy exit left -

    HICKORY

    Oh! Oh, it feels like my joints are rusted.

    Listen, Dorothy, don't let Hunk kid you

    about Miss Gulch. She's just a poor

    sour-faced old maid that -- she ain't got

    no heart left. You know, you should have a

    little more heart yourself, and have pity

    on her.

    DOROTHY

    Well, gee, I try and have a heart.

    HICKORY

    Now look, here's something that really has

    a heart. This is the best invention I ever

    invented.

    DOROTHY

    This?

    HICKORY

    Sure. It's to break up winds, so we don't

    have no more dust storms. Can you imagine

    what it'll mean to this section of the

    country? I'll show you. It works perfectly

    now. Here's the principle. You see that fan

    -- that sends up air currents into the sky.

    These air currents -- Oh, stop it!

    DOROTHY

    Oh!

    HICKORY

    Who did it? Now wait a minute.

    DOROTHY

    Hickory!

    HICKORY

    Now what happened? I'll bet Hunk did that.

    MLS -- Zeke driving pigs into pen -- Dorothy enters in b.g. walks along

    railing of pen -- Zeke goes to b.g. -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward -- Zeke pours

    feed into trough --

    ZEKE

    Say!  Get in there before I make a dime bank

    out of you!  Listen, kid, are you going to

    let that old Gulch heifer try and buffalo

    you?

    MCS -- Zeke poring feed into trough -- speaks --

    ZEKE

    She ain't nothing to be afraid of.  Have a

    little courage, that's all.

    MLS -- Dorothy walking along railing between pig pens --

    DOROTHY

    I'm not afraid of her.

    MCS -- Zeke picks up another bucket of feed -- pours it into trough --

    ZEKE

    Then the next time she squawks, walk right

    up to her and spit in her eye.  That's what

    I'd do!

    MLS -- Dorothy on railing -- loses her balance -- falls into pig pen --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!

    MCS -- Zeke reacts -- CAMERA PANS left as he jumps into pen -- takes

    Dorothy's foot out of wire -- then picks her up -- CAMERA PANS right as he

    carries her out of pen -- puts her down with Hunk and Hickory -- Zeke

    jumps out of pen -- sits down -- wipes his brow --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!  Oh, Zeke!  Help!  Help me, Zeke!  Get

    me out of here!  Help!

    HICKORY

    Are you all right, Dorothy?

    DOROTHY

    Yes, I'm all right.  Oh -- I fell in and --

    and Zeke --

    MCS -- Zeke -- Dorothy -- Hunk and Hickory -- they all look at Zeke --

    they laugh -- Aunt Em enters with plate of crullers -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward on Hunk -- Aunt Em and Hickory -- they speak -- Hunk and Hickory

    each take cruller -- go to b.g. -- CAMERA PULLS back as Aunt Em comes

    forward to Zeke and Dorothy -- she speaks to Zeke -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward

    as Dorothy and Aunt Em walk to b.g. -- Dorothy takes cruller -- Aunt Em

    runs to b.g. --

    DOROTHY

    Why, Zeke, -- you're just as scared as I am!

    HUNK

    What's the matter -- gonna let a little old

    pig make a coward out of you?

    HICKORY

    Look at you, Zeke -- you're just as white --

    AUNT EM

    Here, here, what's all this jabber-wapping

    when there's work to be done?  I know three

    shiftless farm hands that'll be out of a

    job before they know it!

    HICKORY

    Well, Dorothy was walking along the --

    AUNT EM

    I saw you tinkering with that contraption,

    Hickory. Now, you and Hunk get back to that

    wagon!

    HICKORY

    All right, Mrs. Gale.  But some day they're

    going to erect a statue to me in this town,

    and --

    AUNT EM

    Well, don't start posing for it now.  Here,

    here -- can't work on an empty stomach.

    Have some crullers.

    HUNK

    Gosh, Mrs. Gale.

    AUNT EM

    Just fried.

    HICKORY

    Thanks.

    HUNK

    Swell.

    ZEKE

    You see, Dorothy toppled in with the big

    Duroc...

    AUNT EM

    It's no place for Dorothy about a pig sty!

    Now you go feed those hogs before they worry

    themselves into anemia!

    ZEKE

    Yes'am.

    DOROTHY

    Auntie Em, really -- you know what Miss

    Gulch said she was gonna do to Toto?  She

    said she was gonna --

    AUNT EM

    Now, Dorothy, dear, stop imagining things.

    You always get yourself into a fret over

    nothing.

    DOROTHY

    No --

    AUNT EM

    Now, you just help us out today, and find

    yourself a place where you won't get into

    any trouble.

    MCU -- Dorothy reacts -- speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Some place where there isn't any trouble.

    MS -- Dorothy and Toto -- she tosses him a piece of the cruller -- Toto

    eats it -- Dorothy speaks as she walks forward -- she sings -- leans

    against haystack -- then walks over near rake -- CAMERA PANS right --

    DOROTHY

    Do you suppose there is such a place, Toto?

    There must be.  It's not a place you can

    get to by a boat or a train.  It's far, far

    away -- behind the moon -- beyond the rain --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    Somewhere, over the rainbow, way up high,

    There's a land that I heard of once in a

      lullaby.

    Somewhere, over the rainbow, skies are blue,

    And the dreams that you dare to dream really

      do....

    CS -- Toto by wheel of rake -- listening to song --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    (sings)

    ...come true....

    MCS -- Dorothy singing -- swings on wheel of rake -- then walks forward

    around wheel -- Toto jumps up onto seat of rake -- Dorothy pets him --

    sits on front of rake -- CAMERA PULLS back -- Dorothy finishes song --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    ...Someday I'll wish upon a star

    And wake up where the clouds are far behind

      me.

    Where troubles melt like lemon drops,

    Away above the chimney tops,

    That's where you'll find me.

    Somewhere, over the rainbow, bluebirds fly.

    Birds fly over the rainbow,

    Why then -- oh, why can't I?

    If happy little bluebirds fly

    Beyond the rainbow

    Why, oh, why can't I?

    LS -- Miss Gulch rides along country road on bicycle -- CAMERA PANS to

    right with her --

    LS -- Miss Gulch rides forward to front of Gale's home -- stops and gets

    off her bicycle as Uncle Henry comes forward --

    MISS GULCH

    Mr. Gale!

    UNCLE HENRY

    Howdy, Miss Gulch.

    MISS GULCH

    I want to see you and your wife right

    away....

    MCS -- Uncle Henry and Miss Gulch at gate -- they speak -- Uncle Henry

    lets go of the gate -- it hits Miss Gulch -- she reacts -- exits left --

    Uncle Henry puts paint brush down -- starts out left --

    MISS GULCH

    ... about Dorothy.

    UNCLE HENRY

    Dorothy?  Well, what has Dorothy done?

    MISS GULCH

    What's she done?  I'm all but lame from the

    bite on my leg!

    UNCLE HENRY

    You mean she bit you?

    MISS GULCH

    No, her dog!

    UNCLE HENRY

    Oh, she bit her dog, eh?

    MISS GULCH

    NO!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Int. Gale Sitting room -- Aunt Em and Miss Gulch seated -- Dorothy

    enters -- carrying Toto in her arms -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward on them --

    PANS to right with Dorothy to Uncle Henry -- then Pans her left to Aunt Em

    and Miss Gulch -- Miss Gulch shows order to Aunt Em -- Uncle Henry enters

    -- looks at the order -- Miss Gulch picks up basket -- rises -- Dorothy

    screams at Miss Gulch -- Miss Gulch tries to take Toto away from Dorothy --

    Uncle Henry takes Toto -- puts him into basket --

    MISS GULCH

    That dog's a menace to the community.  I'm

    taking him to the sheriff and make sure he's

    destroyed.

    DOROTHY

    Destroyed?  Toto?  Oh, you can't!  You

    mustn't! Auntie Em!  Uncle Henry!  You won't

    let her, will you?

    UNCLE HENRY

    Of course we won't.  Will we, Em?

    DOROTHY

    Please, Aunt Em, Toto didn't mean to.  He

    didn't know he was doing anything wrong.

    I'm the one that ought to be punished.  I

    let him go in her garden.  You can send me

    to bed without supper --

    MISS GULCH

    If you don't hand over that dog, I'll bring

    a damage suit that'll take your whole farm!

    There's a law protecting folks against dogs

    that bite!

    AUNT EM

    How would it be if she keeps him tied up?

    He's really gentle -- with gentle people,

    that is.

    MISS GULCH

    Well, that's for the Sheriff to decide.

    Here's his order allowing me to take him.

    Unless you want to go against the law.

    UNCLE HENRY

    Uhh -- yeah --

    AUNT EM

    Now, we can't go against the law, Dorothy.

    I'm afraid poor Toto will have to go.

    MISS GULCH

    Now you're seeing reason.

    DOROTHY

    No --

    MISS GULCH

    Here's what I'm taking him in -- so he can't

    attack me again.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, no, no!  I won't let you take him!  You

    go away, you....!  Oooh, I'll bite you myself!

    AUNT EM

    Dorothy!

    DOROTHY

    You wicked old witch!  Uncle Henry, Auntie

    Em, don't let 'em take Toto!  Don't let her

    take him -- please!

    MISS GULCH

    Here!  I've got an order!  Let me have...

    DOROTHY

    Stop her!

    AUNT EM

    Put him in the basket, Henry.

    MISS GULCH

    The idea!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, don't, Uncle Henry.  Oh, Toto!  Don't...

    MCU -- Dorothy crying  -- looks o.s. to Aunt Em -- then to Uncle Henry

    then turns and starts out --

    MS -- Dorothy runs out of the room -- Aunt Em rises -- looks after Dorothy

    -- then turns to Miss Gulch and Uncle Henry -- Aunt Em speaks to Miss

    Gulch -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward -- Aunt Em exits left -- Uncle Henry sits

    in chair at right f.g. -- grins --

    AUNT EM

    Almira Gulch, just because you own half the

    county doesn't mean you have the power to

    run the rest of us! For twenty-three years,

    I've been dying to tell you what I thought

    of you!  And now -- well, being a Christian

    woman, I can't say it!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MS -- Miss Gulch riding bicycle to left -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward on basket

    on back of bicycle -- Toto sticks his head out -- looks about -- then

    jumps out --

    MS -- Toto jumps to ground -- CAMERA PANS up as he runs down road to

    b.g. --

    LS -- Miss Gulch riding forward down dirt road on her bicycle -- she exits

    left f.g. --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MS -- Int. Dorothy's room -- Dorothy sitting on floor by bed -- crying --

    Toto jumps in thru window and onto bed -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as Dorothy

    hugs him -- reacts -- speaks to him -- then takes suitcase from under bed

    -- starts packing it -- (Toto barks)

    DOROTHY

    Toto, darling!  Oh, I got you back!  You

    came back! Oh, I'm so glad!  Toto!  Oh,

    they'll be coming back for you in a minute.

    We've got to get away!  We've got to run

    away -- quick!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MS -- Dorothy's and Toto's footprints in dirt road -- CAMERA PANS up

    showing them walking down road to b.g. -- Dorothy carrying suitcase and

    basket --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Dorothy and Toto walking to right across bridge --

    MLS -- Dorothy and Toto on bridge -- Dorothy looks down to f.g. -- Toto

    runs forward down path -- exits f.g. --

    MLS -- Camp -- lettering on wagon -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward on wagon --

          PROFESSOR

            MARVEL

         ACCLAIMED BY

         The CROWNED HEADS of EUROPE

    Let Him     In His

    Read Your     PAST - PRESENT and FUTURE     Crystal

      Also Juggling and Sleight of Hand

    Dorothy enters in f.g. -- reads sign -- reacts to Professor humming o.s. --

    MLS -- Professor steps down out of wagon -- sees Dorothy -- speaks to her

    as he crosses to fire at left -- Dorothy comes forward --

    PROFESSOR

    Well, well, well -- house guests, huh?  And

    who might you be?  No, no -- now don't tell

    me.

    MCS -- Professor sits by fire -- Dorothy comes forward -- they speak --

    PROFESSOR

    Let's see -- you're -- you're travelling in

    disguise. No, that's not right.  I -- you're

    -- you're going on a visit.  No, I'm wrong.

    That's...You're -- running away.

    DOROTHY

    How did you guess?

    PROFESSOR

    Professor Marvel never guesses -- he knows!

    Now, why are you running away?

    DOROTHY

    Why --

    PROFESSOR

    No, no --  now don't tell me.  They -- they

    don't understand you at home.  They don't

    appreciate you. You want to see other lands

    -- big cities -- big mountains -- big

    oceans --

    DOROTHY

    Why, it's just like you could read what was

    inside of me.

    MLS -- Professor and Dorothy by fire -- Professor roasting wiener on

    stick --

    PROFESSOR

    Yes --

    DOROTHY

    Please, Professor, why can't we go along

    with you?

    CS -- Toto enters -- bites wiener off stick --

    PROFESSOR o.s.

    Well, we -- uh --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    Oh, Toto, that's not....

    MCS -- Professor and Dorothy -- Dorothy scolds Toto o.s.

    DOROTHY

    ...polite!  We haven't been asked yet.

    MLS -- Professor and Dorothy -- Toto in front of them eating wiener --

    Professor laughs and speaks -- puts another wiener on stick --

    PROFESSOR

    He's perfectly welcome.  As one dog to

    another, huh? Here now -- let's see where

    were we?

    MCS -- Professor and Dorothy speak -- Professor puts stick down at left --

    PROFESSOR

    Oh, yes - you - you wanted to go home, huh?

    DOROTHY

    Oh, no, I wanted to go along with you.

    PROFESSOR

    Oh --

    DOROTHY

    Nobody cares about me at home. They wouldn't

    even miss me.

    PROFESSOR

    Aw, come, come, come --

    DOROTHY

    No, they won't - honestly.

    PROFESSOR

    Oh --

    DOROTHY

    Auntie Em was even going to let them kill

    Toto yesterday for biting Miss Gulch. Oh,

    please, Professor, why can't we go with you

    and see all the Crowned Heads of Europe?

    PROFESSOR

    Do you know any?  Oh, you mean the thing

    -- Yes, well, I -- I never do anything

    without consulting my crystal first.

    Let's....

    MLS -- Professor rises -- CAMERA PANS as he and Dorothy cross to right to

    wagon --

    PROFESSOR

    ...go inside here -- we'll -- Just come

    along. I'll show you. There you are - right

    in there.

    MLS -- Int. Wagon -- Dorothy and Professor come in -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward -- Professor moves chair up for Dorothy -- then lights candles --

    sits down -- puts on turban -- speaks to Dorothy -- she closes her eyes --

    he takes her basket -- looks thru it -- takes out a photograph --

    PROFESSOR

    That's right.  Here -- sit right down here.

    That's it. Ha ha!  This -- this is the same

    genuine, magic, authentic crystal used by

    the Priests of Isis and Osiris in the days

    of the Pharaohs of Egypt -- in which

    Cleopatra first saw the approach of Julius

    Caesar and Marc Anthony, and -- and so on

    -- and so on. Now, you -- you'd better

    close your eyes, my child, for a moment --

    in order to be better in tune with the

    infinite.  We -- we can't do these things

    without....

    INSERT -- CU -- photograph of Dorothy and Aunt Em --

    PROFESSOR o.s.

    ...reaching out into the....

    MCU -- Professor looks at photograph --

    PROFESSOR

    ...infinite.  Yes.

    MCS -- Dorothy and Professor -- he puts photograph on chair -- Dorothy

    opens her eyes  -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as Professor looks into the

    crystal --

    PROFESSOR

    That's -- that's all right.  Now you can

    open them. We'll gaze into the crystal.

    Ahh -- what's this I see? A house -- with a

    picket fence....

    CU -- Dorothy -- Camera shooting past Professor at right f.g. -- Dorothy

    reacts --

    PROFESSOR

    ...and a barn -- with a weather vane and a

    -- of a -- of a running horse.

    MCU - Professor - Camera shooting past Professor at left f.g. - he looks

    into crystal - speaks -

    PROFESSOR

    No - it's - it's - a crowing rooster.

    CU -- Dorothy -- Camera shooting past Professor --

    DOROTHY

    That's our farm!

    PROFESSOR

    Oh -- yes.

    MCS -- Dorothy and Professor -- He looks into crystal -- then looks down

    at photograph --

    PROFESSOR

    Yes, there's -- there's a woman -- she's....

    INSERT -- CU of the photograph --

    MCS -- Dorothy and Professor -- he puts the photograph away again -- looks

    into crystal --

    PROFESSOR

    ...she's wearing a polka-dot dress....

    MCU -- Professor -- Camera shooting past Dorothy --

    PROFESSOR

    ...her face is careworn.

    DOROTHY

    Yes...That's Aunt Em.

    PROFESSOR

    Her -- her name is Emily.

    CU -- Dorothy -- Camera shooting past Professor -- Dorothy reacts --

    DOROTHY

    That's right.  What's she doing?

    PROFESSOR

    Well, I -- I can't quite see.  Why, she's crying.

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    PROFESSOR

    Someone has hurt her -- someone has just

    about broken her heart.

    DOROTHY

    Me?

    MCU -- Professor -- camera shooting past Dorothy --

    PROFESSOR

    Well, it's -- it's someone she loves very

    much. Someone she's been very kind to.

    Someone she's taken care of in sickness.

    CU -- Dorothy reacts -- speaks -- Camera shooting past Professor --

    DOROTHY

    I had the measles once -- and she stayed

    right by me every minute.

    PROFESSOR

    Uh-huh.

    DOROTHY

    What's she doing now?

    MCU - Professor looks into crystal - Camera shooting past Dorothy -

    PROFESSOR

    Well, she's - she's going into a little bed....

    CU - Dorothy - Camera shooting past Professor -

    PROFESSOR

    ...room --

    DOROTHY

    Has it poppies on the wall....

    MCU - Professor - Camera shooting past Dorothy

    DOROTHY

    ...paper?

    PROFESSOR

    I said it had poppies on the wall paper! Eh

    -- she's -- What's this?  Why, she's --

    she's putting her hand on her heart -- she's

    -- she's dropping down on the....

    CU -- Dorothy reacts -- Camera shooting Professor -- he speaks -- exits

    right --

    PROFESSOR

    ...bed.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, no -- no!

    PROFESSOR

    That's all -- the Crystal's gone dark.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, you....

    MCS -- Dorothy and Professor -- Dorothy jumps up -- picks up her basket --

    goes to b.g. --

    DOROTHY

    ...you don't suppose she could really be

    sick, do you? Oh -- Oh, I've got to go home

    right away!

    PROFESSOR

    But -- what's this?  I thought you were

    going along with me.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, no, no, I have to get to her right....

    MCS -- Dorothy picks up Toto -- CAMERA PANS as she comes forward down

    steps -- she speaks to Toto -- reacts -- CAMERA PANS left as she runs to

    b.g. -- picks up suitcase -- puts Toto to ground -- both run up hill in

    b.g. -- wind blowing leaves around --

    DOROTHY

    ...away! Come on, Toto! Oh, what'll I do?

    If we go home, they'll send you to the

    Sheriff. And if we don't, Aunt Em may --

    well, she may die! I know what I'll do -

    I'll give you to Hunk. He'll watch out for

    you. But we've got to hurry. Goodbye,

    Professor Marvel -- and thanks a lot!

    MLS -- Professor comes out of wagon -- CAMERA PANS him left to horse --

    wind blowing -- Professor looks around -- starts out left with horse --

    PROFESSOR

    Better get under cover, Sylvester --

    there's a storm blowing up -- a whopper, to

    speak in the vernacular of the peasantry.

    Poor little kid -- I hope she gets home all

    right.

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MS -- Farm Yard -- chickens fly down into yard -- run to b.g. toward barn

    -- wind blowing weeds and dust -- CAMERA PANS up -- Uncle Henry runs

    forward -- speaks to Hunk -- Hunk exits into barn at left -- Uncle Henry

    comes forward -- CAMERA TRUCKS back to Hickory working on wind machine --

    they speak -- then hurry to b.g. -- Zeke in b.g. runs forward -- Hickory

    exits into barn --

    UNCLE HENRY

    Hunk, get them horses loose!  Where's

    Hickory. Hickory!  Hickory!  Doggone it!

    Hick --

    HICKORY o.s.

    Right here.

    UNCLE HENRY

    Hey, what are you doing there?

    HICKORY

    This is my chance! The cyclone is coming.

    Let me show you what my machine can do!

    You see, it goes --

    UNCLE HENRY

    Doggone you! Help Hunk get them horses

    loose!

    HICKORY

    All right - you'll be sorry.

    UNCLE HENRY

    Go on, hurry up! Hurry up, I tell you!

    LS -- Zeke points up to sky -- Hunk and others drive horses out of barn --

    ZEKE

    She's here -- it's a twister!

    ELS -- The Gale Farm -- Cyclone approaching --

    MLS -- Aunt Em runs out of house -- cups hands to her mouth -- calls o.s.

    -- runs to b.g. to corner of house -- calls o.s. --

    AUNT EM

    Dorothy!  Dorothy!

    MLS -- Dorothy and Toto near fence -- Dorothy looks to b.g. to house --

    LS -- Uncle Henry -- Hunk -- Hickory and Zeke -- they turn horse loose --

    it runs out right --

    UNCLE HENRY

    Come on -- everybody in the storm cellar!

    MLS -- Dorothy and Toto moving forward against the wind -- weeds and

    sticks blowing thru -- Dorothy stops -- picks up Toto --

    MLS -- Aunt Em on porch -- Uncle Henry -- Hunk -- Zeke and Hickory run in

    -- Aunt Em calls o.s. again -- then all start into storm cellar --

    AUNT EM

    Henry!  Henry!  I can't find Dorothy!  She's

    somewhere out in the storm!  Dorothy!

    MLS -- Dorothy carrying Toto -- pushes gate open -- makes her way thru

    wind -- CAMERA PANS right as she goes up on to porch of house -- chair and

    things blow off the porch -- Dorothy opens screen door -- the door blows

    off -- Dorothy exits into house --

    MLS -- Zeke and Hunk exit into storm cellar -- close the cellar door --

    MLS -- Dorothy in Living room -- CAMERA PANS left as she runs across room

    -- calls o.s. -- TRUCKS back as she hurries forward to kitchen -- then

    exits door left --

    DOROTHY

    Auntie Em!  Auntie Em!

    ELS -- The Gale farm -- the Cyclone approaching --

    MS -- Dorothy sitting on edge of bed -- holding Toto in her arms -- the

    window blows loose -- hits Dorothy on the head -- she falls to floor -

    then gets up dazed - sits on edge of bed - Toto jumps up near her - she

    lies back on bed --

    ELS - The Gale Farm - Cyclone hits it - swirling dust circles house -

    ELS - The house spinning up thru dust -

    ELS - The house spinning up thru dust - other wreckage flying thru -

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    CU - Dorothy lying on bed - opens her eyes - looks around -

    MS - Dorothy and Toto on bed - Dorothy sits up - CAMERA TRUCKS back as she

    sits up - looks out window - sees trees, furniture, etc. flying thru -

    MS - Dorothy looking out window - turns - speaks to Toto -

    DOROTHY

    We're not on the ground, Toto!

    MLS - Shooting thru window - Chicken coop flies thru - then a little old

    lady sitting ie rocking chair - knitting -

    MS - Dorothy and Toto - Dorothy reacts -

    MLS - Shooting thru window - Cow floats thru - Cow mooing -

    MS - Dorothy and Toto - Toto barks - jumps down off the bed - (Cow o.s.

    mooing)

    MCS - Toto crawls under bed -

    MS -- Dorothy sitting on bed -- looking out window to b.g. -- reacts as

    various things float thru -- Two men in row boat float in -- both tip

    their hats to Dorothy -- Dorothy waves to them --

    MCS - Toto looks out from under bed - Cow moos o.s. - he darts back under

    the bed -

    MLS - Shooting through window - Cow floats thru -

    MCS - Dorothy rises - looks o.s. -

    MLS - Shooting thru window - tree floats thru -

    MCS -- Dorothy reacts -- turns --

    DOROTHY

    We must be up inside....

    MCS -- Toto looks out from under bed --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...the cyclone.

    CS - Dorothy looking o.s. out window - reacts - CAMERA PANS as she sits on

    edge of bed -

    MS -- Dorothy -- seated on edge of bed -- looking out window -- Miss Gulch

    floats in -- riding her bicycle -- Dorothy reacts -- looks down to Toto --

    Miss Gulch moves in closer to window -- her bicycle changes to broomstick

    -- her clothes into the flying robe and pointed hat --

    MCS - Dorothy looking o.s. - reacts - puts her hands over her eyes -

    MLS -- Dorothy lies face down on the bed -- Miss Gulch floating thru in

    b.g. -- disappears --

    MS -- the swirling funnel of the cyclone -- the house spins in apart from

    the cyclone --

    MLS - Dorothy holding Toto in her arms - throws herself down on the bed -

    screams -

    ELS - The spinning house - the cyclone whirling in the background -

    (Dorothy screaming)

    MLS -- Dorothy and Toto lying on bed -- house spinning -- Dorothy

    screams --

    ELS - The house whirling down thru dust - exits lower right -

    ELS -- The house whirls in at top -- floats down thru --

    ELS -- The house floating down thru clouds --

    MLS -- Dorothy and Toto lying on bed -- the house crashes to ground --

    Dorothy screams -- she looks around -- then gets up off the bed -- goes to

    b.g. -- picks up the basket -- opens door --

    MCS -- Dorothy walks forward -- looking around o.s. -- CAMERA PANS as she

    walks to right f.g. -- exits --

    Int. Farm House  -- MCS -- Dorothy enters from l.f.g. and opens the door

    to reveal Munchkinland -- CAMERA BOOMS forward through the door and around

    to the right -- to shoot down on FULL SHOT of Civic Center of the Munchkin

    Village -- Dorothy looks around confused by it all --

    MLS -- Dorothy with Toto in her arms looks about the Village and speaks --

    Munchkins rise before camera in f.g. and watch her --

    DOROTHY

    Toto -- I've a feeling we're not in Kansas

    anymore.

    CS -- Dorothy with Toto in her arms -- looks about and speaks --

    DOROTHY

    We must be over the rainbow!

    LS -- Dorothy puts Toto down to the ground -- turns to the b.g. -- reacts

    and backs slowly toward the camera -- exits right-

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MLS -- Glinda looks o.s. to the right to Dorothy --

    MCU -- Dorothy look o.s. to l.f.g. -- reacts -- speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Now I -- I know we're not in Kansas.

    MLS -- Glinda -- CAMERA PANS her right to Dorothy and Toto -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS forward -- they speak --

    GLINDA

    Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?

    DOROTHY

    Who, me?  Why, I'm not a witch at all.  I'm

    Dorothy Gale from Kansas.

    GLINDA

    Oh!  Well....

    CS -- Toto -- Dorothy's feet in b.g. --

    GLINDA o.s.

    ...is that the Witch?

    DOROTHY

    Who, Toto?

    MCS -- Glinda and Dorothy -- they speak and look o.s. to l.f.g.--

    DOROTHY

    Toto's my dog.

    GLINDA

    Well, I'm a little muddled.  The Munchkins

    called me because a new witch has just

    dropped a house on the Wicked Witch of the

    East.  And there's the house, and here you

    are, and that's all...

    MCS -- Wicked Witch of the East's feet protruding from under the farm

    house --

    GLINDA o.s.

    ...that's left of the Wicked Witch of the

    East.

    MCU -- Dorothy looks o.s. to l.f.g. -- reacts --

    GLINDA o.s.

    And so what the Munchkins want to know...

    MCU --  Glinda looks o.s. to Dorothy and speaks --

    GLINDA

    ...is, are you a good witch, or a bad witch?

    MCU -- Dorothy looks to l.f.g. -- speaks -- reacts to noise o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but I've already told you, I'm not a

    witch at all -- witches are old and ugly.

    What was that?

    MCU -- Glinda looks to r.f.g. and speaks --

    GLINDA

    The Munchkins.  They're laughing because I

    am a witch. I'm Glinda, the Witch of the

    North.

    MCU -- Dorothy looks to l.f.g. -- reacts -- speaks -- curtsies --

    DOROTHY

    You are!  Oh, I beg your pardon!  But I've

    never heard of a beautiful....

    MCU -- Glinda looks to r.f.g. and speaks --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...witch before.

    GLINDA

    Only bad witches are ugly.

    MCS -- Glinda and Dorothy -- they speak -- Dorothy reacts to noise o.s. --

    CAMERA TRUCKS back -- Munchkins enter from b.g. behind flowers -- Glinda

    sings --

    GLINDA

    The Munchkins are happy because you have

    freed them from the Wicked Witch of the

    East.

    DOROTHY

    Oh.  But, if you please -- what are

    Munchkins?

    GLINDA

    The little people who live in this land --

    it's Munchkinland, and you are their

    national heroine, my dear.  It's all right

    -- you may all come out and thank her. It's

    all right now - you may all come out.

    GLINDA

    (sings)

    Come out, come out, wherever you are

    And meet the young lady who fell from a

      star.

    LS -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Toto with them -- Munchkins in f.g. -- others

    enter in b.g. -- Glinda leads Dorothy toward the b.g. as she sings --

    CAMERA BOOMS up and forward --

    GLINDA

    (sings)

    She fell from the sky, she fell very far.

    And Kansas she says is the name of the star.

    MLS -- Munchkins -- one rises from manhole in street -- they sing and move

    toward the r.f.g. --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    Kansas she says is the name of the star.

    LS -- Dorothy, Glinda and Toto with them -- Munchkins watch them as they

    move to pond -- Glinda sings --

    GLINDA

    (sings)

    She brings you good news.  Or haven't you

      heard?

    When she fell out of Kansas, a miracle

      occurred.

    MCS -- Glinda and Dorothy standing by the pond -- Dorothy sings --

    Munchkins in b.g. --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    It really was no miracle.  What happened was

      just this:

    The wind began to switch -- the house to

      pitch

    And suddenly the hinges started to unhitch.

    Just then, the witch -- to satisfy an itch --

    Went flying on her broomstick thumbing for...

    MLS -- Munchkin dances forward and sings -- others behind him move to him

    and sing --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    (sings)

    ...a hitch.

    A MUNCHKIN

    And oh, what happened then was rich!

    SEVERAL MUNCHKINS

    The house began to pitch

    The kitchen took a slitch

    MCS -- Munchkins -- CAMERA TRUCKS along past Munchkins as they sing --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    It landed on the Wicked Witch

    In the middle of a ditch

    Which was not a healthy situation

    For the Wicked Witch.

    LS -- Munchkins as they dance and sing -- CAMERA BOOMS back entering

    Glinda and Dorothy at right --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    The house began to pitch

    The kitchen took a slitch

    It landed on the Wicked Witch in the middle

      of a ditch

    Which

    Was not a healthy....

    LS -- Carriage drawn by ponies comes forward -- CAMERA TRUCKS back before

    it -- Munchkins gather around -- Dorothy and Glinda at right -- Munchkins

    sing --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    ....sitch-

    Uation for

    The Wicked Witch,

    Who

    Began to twitch

    And was reduced

    To just a stitch

    Of what was once....

    MS -- Glinda and Dorothy -- Munchkins in b.g. -- Dorothy starts to move

    toward the l.f.g. --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    ...The Wicked....

    LS -- Carriage, Glinda, Dorothy and Munchkins -- Dorothy moves to the

    carriage and is helped in -- Munchkins sing and dance --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    ...Witch!

    MS -- Dorothy carriage facing Munchkins in b.g. -- one steps forward from

    crowd and speaks -- another follows and speaks -- Dorothy turns to f.g. as

    Glinda speaks o.s. --

    MUNCHKIN NO. 1

    We thank you very sweetly

    For doing it so neatly.

    MUNCHKIN NO. 2

    You've killed her so completely

    That we thank you very sweetly.

    GLINDA o.s.

    Let the joyous news be spread

    MCS -- Glinda looks to f.g. and speaks -- Munchkins in b.g. --

    GLINDA

    The Wicked Old Witch at last is dead!

    LS -- Dorothy in carriage -- Glinda standing on dais at left -- carriage

    moves toward b.g. followed by procession of soldiers -- CAMERA BOOMS

    forward as carriage turns and comes toward f.g. -- Munchkins sing and

    dance --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    Ding Dong!  The Wicked Witch is dead.

    Which old Witch?

    The Wicked Witch!

    Ding Dong!  The Wicked Witch is dead.

    Wake up, you sleepy head.

    Rub your eyes

    Get out of bed.

    Wake up, the Wicked...

    MLS -- Dorothy in carriage -- CAMERA PANS right slightly with her -- she

    exits right as procession of soldiers enter and march to right -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS back --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    ...Witch is dead!

    She's gone where the Goblins go

    Below...Below...Below

    Yo -- ho, let's open up and sing

    And ring the bells out.

    Ding Dong!  The merry-oh!

    Sing it high

    Sing it....

    LS -- Carriage with Munchkins following -- CAMERA TRUCKS back slightly as

    carriage comes forward to steps at right --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    ...low

    Let them know

    The Wicked Witch is dead!

    MLS -- Three Heralds move forward from building -- Mayor enters and comes

    forward followed by Barrister and City Fathers -- CAMERA BOOMS back over

    Dorothy in carriage in f.g. -- Mayor moves to carriage -- Dorothy steps

    from the carriage and Mayor leads her toward the b.g. --

    MCS -- Dorothy and Mayor -- Mayor leads her to Barrister and City Fathers

    -- turns and speaks -- Barrister and City Fathers and Mayor sing --

    MAYOR

    As Mayor of the Munchkin City

    In the County of the Land of Oz

    I welcome you most regally

    BARRISTER

    But we've got to verify it legally

    To see...

    MAYOR

    To see?

    BARRISTER

    If she...

    MAYOR

    If she?

    BARRISTER

    Is morally, ethic'ly

    FATHER NO. 1

    Spiritually, physically

    FATHER NO. 2

    Positively, absolutely

    ALL OF GROUP

    Undeniably and reliably

    Dead!

    MCS -- Glinda on dais of fountain -- she looks o.s. to f.g. and smiles --

    MLS -- Coroner moves up steps toward the r.f.g. -- CAMERA PANS right

    slightly as he moves to Mayor and Dorothy -- unrolls scroll and sings --

    scroll reads: CERTIFICATE OF DEATH --

    CORONER

    As Coroner, I must aver

    I thoroughly examined her.

    And she's not only merely dead,

    She's really, most sincerely dead.

    MLS -- Dorothy, Mayor, Barrister and City Fathers -- Mayor steps forward

    and looks to the f.g. and sings --

    MAYOR

    Then this is a day of Independence

    For all the Munchkins and their descendants!

    BARRISTER

    If any!

    MAYOR

    Yes, let the joyous news be spread.

    LS -- Mayor, Dorothy, Barrister, City Fathers and Munchkins gathered at

    steps -- Mayor speaks -- Munchkins cheer and dance --

    MAYOR

    The Wicked Old Witch at last is dead!

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    Ding Dong!  The Witch is dead.

    Which old witch?

    The Wicked Witch!

    MLS -- Munchkins move up steps to the left -- CAMERA BOOMS up with them

    and holds on kids sleeping in nest -- BOOMS on and then down as Munchkins

    come forward from between huts and sing and dance --

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    Ding Dong!  The Wicked Witch is dead!

    Wake up, you sleepy head!

    Rub your eyes,

    Get out of bed.

    Wake up, the Wicked Witch is dead!

    She's gone where the Goblins go

    Below...below...below.

    Yo ho, let's open up and sing,

    And ring the bells out.

    Ding Dong!  The merry-oh!

    Sing it high,

    Sing it low.

    Let them know

    The Wicked Witch is dead!

    LS -- Munchkin soldiers parade and march -- CAMERA BOOMS back and up as

    they come forward -- Dorothy, Mayor and others entered on steps at right --

    others in b.g. --

    MLS -- Soldiers lined up before steps -- three tots move in through line

    of soldiers and CAMERA PANS them right entering Dorothy standing on steps

    -- they dance and sing -- exit left -- three tough kids come forward --

    THREE TOTS

    (sing)

    We represent the Lullaby League, the Lullaby

      League,

    The Lullaby League

    And in the name of the Lullaby League

    We wish to welcome you to Munchkinland.

    MCS -- Three Tough Kids look to r.f.g. and sing and dance-

    THREE TOUGH KIDS

    (sing)

    We represent the Lollypop Guild, the

      Lollypop Guild,

    The Lollypop Guild

    And in the name of the Lollypop Guild

    MLS -- Three Tough Kids sing and hand Lollypop to Dorothy standing on

    steps at right -- they move to other Munchkins in b.g. -- CAMERA BOOMS up

    as they come forward and sing --

    THREE TOUGH KIDS

    (sing)

    We wish to welcome you to Munchkinland.

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    We welcome you to Munchkinland

    Tra la la la la la

    Tra la la tra la la

    Tra la la la la la la

    MS -- Dorothy standing with Mayor, Barrister and City Fathers -- she turns

    from one to the other as they sing

    MAYOR

    From now on you'll be history

    BARRISTER

    You'll be hist...

    CITY FATHER

    You'll be hist...

    MAYOR

    You'll be history

    GROUP

    And we will glorify your name

    MAYOR

    You'll be a bust...

    BARRISTER

    Be a bust...

    CITY FATHER

    Be a bust...

    GROUP

    In the hall of fame!

    LS -- Dorothy, Mayor and City Fathers -- camera shooting past Munchkins in

    f.g. -- CAMERA BOOMS with them as they come forward -- Glinda enters --

    Munchkins gather before Glinda and City Fathers and Dorothy and sing --

    smoke cloud appears and Witch enters -- Munchkins react

    MUNCHKINS

    (sing)

    Tra la la la la

    Tra la la tra la la

    Tra la la la la la.. . . . . .

    CS -- Witch -- looks o.s. to Munchkins -- Munchkins in b.g. -- react and

    run -- CAMERA BOOMS left with Witch to farm house -- she looks at Witch of

    the East's feet protruding from under the farm house --

    Ext. Civic Center of Munchkin Village -- MCS -- Dorothy and Glinda --

    Dorothy holding Toto as she looks o.s. to left f.g. -- is frightened --

    speaks with Glinda --

    DOROTHY

    I thought you said she was dead.

    GLINDA

    That was her sister -- the Wicked Witch of

    the East. This is the Wicked Witch of the

    West.  And she's worse than the other one

    was.

    MS -- The Wicked Witch turns away from the farm house -- CAMERA PANS,

    TRUCKS right with her as she goes to Dorothy and Glinda -- the Munchkins

    are prostrate on the ground in b.g. -- The Witch speaks with Glinda and

    Dorothy --

    WITCH

    Who killed my sister?  Who killed the Witch

    of the East? Was it you? Answer me!

    GLINDA

    Leave her alone!

    WITCH

    You stay out of this! I'm here for

    vengeance! So it was you, was it? You killed

    her,....

    CS -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Dorothy speaks to the Witch o.s. in f.g. --

    WITCH

    ...didn't you?

    DOROTHY

    No -- No!  It was an accident! I didn't mean

    to kill anybody!....

    MCU -- Witch -- speaks to Dorothy o.s. -- waves her broomstick about --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...Really I didn't!

    WITCH

    Didn't mean it, eh? Accident, eh? Well, my

    little pretty, I can cause accidents, too

    -- and this is how I do it!

    GLINDA o.s.

    Aren't you forget-....

    MS -- Witch, Dorothy and Glinda -- Munchkins on the ground in b.g. -- The

    Witch reacts as Glinda speaks - CAMERA TRUCKS left with her as she turns,

    goes back to the wrecked farm house --

    GLINDA

    ...ting the ruby slippers?

    WITCH

    The slippers -- yes.....the slippers!

    MS -- The Witch of the East's legs protruding from underneath the wrecked

    house -- the ruby slippers disappear and the stockings are drawn back

    under the house --

    CS -- The Witch reacts as she looks down -- then turns, looks back to o.s.

    f.g. -- speaks --

    WITCH

    They're gone!

    MLS -- The Witch kneeling down by the house -- she rises, CAMERA TRUCKS

    her right to Dorothy and Glinda -- Glinda stops her, points down to

    Dorothy's feet --

    WITCH

    The ruby slippers!  What have you done with

    them? Give them back to me, or I'll ---

    GLINDA

    It's too late!  There they....

    CU -- The ruby slippers on Dorothy's feet -- Glinda's wand points to

    them --

    GLINDA o.s.

    ...are, and there they'll stay!

    MCU -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Dorothy reacts as she looks down -- gasps as

    she looks at the Witch o.s., then up at Glinda --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!

    WITCH o.s.

    Give me back my slippers!

    MCU -- Witch speaks to Dorothy o.s.--

    WITCH

    I'm the only one that knows how to use them.

    They're of no use to you!  Give them back to

    me!

    MCU -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Glinda advises Dorothy --

    WITCH o.s.

    Give them back!

    GLINDA

    Keep tight inside of them -- their magic

    must be very powerful, or she wouldn't want

    them so badly!

    MS -- The Witch rises, threatens Dorothy -- Glinda laughs, speaks -- the

    Witch reacts, looks up o.s. -- then continues to threaten Dorothy --

    WITCH

    You stay out of this, Glinda, or I'll fix

    you as well!

    GLINDA

    (laughs)

    Oh, rubbish!  You have no power here. Be

    gone, before somebody drops a house on you,

    too.

    WITCH

    Very well -- I'll bide my time -- and as

    for you, my fine lady, it's true, I can't

    attend to you here and now as I'd like, but

    just try to stay out of my way....

    MCU -- Witch threatens Dorothy o.s. in f.g. --

    WITCH

    ... -- just try!  I'll get you, my....

    MCU -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Dorothy reacts as the Witch laughs o.s. --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...pretty, and your little dog, too!

    (laughs)

    MLS -- The Witch backs away from Dorothy and Glinda as the CAMERA BOOMS

    back -- she laughs menacingly -- the Munchkins hug the ground with fear --

    the Witch disappears in a cloud of fire and smoke --

    MCS -- Glinda and Dorothy -- Glinda speaks to the Munchkins o.s.

    GLINDA

    It's all right.  You can get up --  she's

    gone.

    LS- The Munchkins all rise, start to move toward Glinda and Dorothy as

    Glinda speaks to them --

    GLINDA

    It's all right.  You can all get up.

    MCS -- Glinda and Dorothy -- CAMERA PULLS back as Glinda speaks -- the

    Munchkins enter, crowd about the two -- they bow as Glinda mentions the

    Wizard of Oz - CAMERA TRUCKS to left as Glinda and Dorothy move down steps

    of fountain dais -- Glinda instructs Dorothy, kisses her on the forehead --

    CAMERA PANS Dorothy left as she walks through the Munchkins to the start

    of the Yellow Brick Road --

    GLINDA

    Pooh -- what a smell of sulphur!  I'm afraid

    you've made rather a bad enemy of the Wicked

    Witch of the West.  The sooner you get out

    of Oz altogether, the safer you'll sleep, my

    dear.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, I'd give anything to get out of Oz

    altogether -- but which is the way back to

    Kansas?  I can't go the way I came.

    GLINDA

    No -- that's true. The only person who might

    know would be the great and wonderful Wizard

    of Oz himself!

    DOROTHY

    The Wizard of Oz?  Is he good or is he

    wicked?

    GLINDA

    Oh, very good, but very mysterious.  He

    lives in the Emerald City, and that's a

    long journey from here. Did you bring your

    broomstick with you?

    DOROTHY

    No, I'm afraid I didn't.

    GLINDA

    Well, then, you'll have to walk.  The

    Munchkins will see you safely to the border

    of Munchkinland.  And remember, never let

    those ruby slippers off your feet for a

    moment, or you will be at the mercy of the

    Wicked Witch of the West.

    DOROTHY

    But, how do I start for Emerald City?

    GLINDA

    It's always best to start at the beginning

    -- and all you do is follow the Yellow Brick

    Road.

    CS -- Dorothy turns, starts to speak to Glinda o.s. in f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    But -- what happens if I ---

    CS -- Glinda speaks to Dorothy o.s. in f.g. --

    GLINDA

    Just follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    CS -- Dorothy look up o.s., open-mouthed with astonishment -- she speaks --

    CAMERA PANS down to her feet as she starts to follow the Yellow Brick Road

    -- CAMERA PULLS back slightly as she walks around it -- the Mayor steps

    in, speaks to her -- other Munchkins speak -- CAMERA PANS left with

    Dorothy as she progresses along the road -- other Munchkins give her

    advice --

    DOROTHY

    My -- !  People come and go so quickly here!

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.  Follow the

    Yellow Brick Road?

    MAYOR

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    1ST MUNCHKIN

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    WOMAN

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    BARRISTER

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    ELS -- Shooting down from high set-up to Dorothy on the Yellow Brick Road

    -- the Munchkins all grouped along the border of the road -- CAMERA BOOMS

    up as they sing while Dorothy walks around the road --

    FIDDLERS

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    Follow, follow, follow, follow,

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    Follow the Yellow Brick

    Follow the...

    LS -- Dorothy comes forward down the Munchkin-lined Yellow Brick Road --

    she dances, skips along -- CAMERA BOOMS rapidly back along the road ahead

    of her -- Munchkins entered lined up along the road -- all greet her, then

    follow her down the road -- the Five Fiddlers sing as they head the

    procession -- Dorothy passes through the gates of Munchkinland and exits

    to f.g. -- the Munchkins stop at the gates --

    FIDDLERS

    (sing)

    ...Yellow Brick

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road.

    You're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

    You'll find he is a whiz of a Wiz

    If ever a Wiz there was.

    If ever oh ever a Wiz there was

    The Wizard of Oz

    Is one because

    Because, because, because, because,

      because...

    Because of the wonderful things he does....

    ELS -- Dorothy dances down the Yellow Brick Road to the b.g. -- camera

    shooting over the heads of the Munchkins in the f.g. as they sing to her --

    she turns, waves to them -- they wave back and Dorothy continues on down

    the road as the Munchkins cheer --

    FIDDLERS

    (sing)

    You're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    ELS -- Ext. Cross Roads of Yellow Brick Road -- Dorothy and Toto come

    forward along the road from b.g. - CAMERA BOOMS down to left as she pauses

    in the center of the cross roads -- looks about, speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Follow the Yellow Brick Road?  Follow the

    Yellow....?

    MCU -- Dorothy, puzzled as she looks about o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Now which way do we go?

    LS -- Dorothy standing in the center of cross roads -- a Scarecrow on a

    pole in the cornfield at right -- he speaks, points to right -- Dorothy

    whirls about and looks at him --

    SCARECROW

    That way is a very nice way.

    CS -- Scarecrow, his arm pointing to right --

    CU -- Dorothy, a bit frightened as she looks about o.s. - she speaks,

    looks down at Toto as he barks o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Who said that?

    CU -- Toto barking at the Scarecrow o.s. --

    MLS -- The Scarecrow in the field of corn -- Toto barks o.s. --

    MCU - Dorothy looks down and speaks to Toto o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Don't be silly, Toto.  Scarecrows....

    MLS -- The Scarecrow in field in b.g. -- camera shooting past Dorothy in

    f.g. -- the Scarecrow speaks, points to left with his other arm --

    DOROTHY

    ...don't talk.

    SCARECROW

    It's pleasant down that way, too.

    CU -- Dorothy reacts, watches the Scarecrow o.s. -- speaks to Toto --

    looks up as the Scarecrow speaks o.s.

    DOROTHY

    That's funny.  Wasn't he pointing the other

    way?

    SCARECROW o.s.

    Of course, people do....

    MLS -- Scarecrow in field -- shooting past Dorothy in f.g. -- the

    Scarecrow crosses his arms and points in both directions --

    SCARECROW

    ...go both ways!

    MCU -- Dorothy reacts, speaks as she starts forward --

    DOROTHY

    Why....

    LS -- Dorothy steps forward to the cornfield as she speaks to the

    Scarecrow -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward --

    DOROTHY

    ...you did say something, didn't you?

    CS- The Scarecrow shakes his head, then nods --

    MLS -- Dorothy looking at the Scarecrow as he nods his head -- she speaks

    to him --

    DOROTHY

    Are you doing that on purpose, or can't you

    make up your mind?

    MCU -- The Scarecrow explains -- shows his straw head --

    SCARECROW

    That's the trouble.  I can't make up my

    mind.  I haven't got a brain -- only straw.

    MCS -- Dorothy questions the Scarecrow o.s. in f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    How can you talk if you haven't got a....

    MCU -- Scarecrow speaks to Dorothy o.s.in f.g. --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...brain?

    SCARECROW

    I don't know.  But some people without

    brains do an awful lot of talking, don't

    they?

    MCS -- Dorothy nods, speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Yes, I guess you're right.

    MLS -- Dorothy steps over the fence and into the cornfield -- speaks as

    she steps up to the Scarecrow -- CAMERA STARTS forward --

    DOROTHY

    Well, we haven't really met properly, have

    we?

    MCU -- Scarecrow --

    SCARECROW

    Why, no.

    CS -- Dorothy curtsies, speaks --

    DOROTHY

    How do you do?

    CS -- Scarecrow nods, speaks --

    SCARECROW

    How do you do?

    CS -- Dorothy speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Very well, thank you.

    MLS -- Dorothy standing in front of the Scarecrow -- the Scarecrow

    complains about his position --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, I'm not feeling at all well.  You see,

    it's very tedious being stuck up here all

    day long with a pole up your back.

    MCU -- Dorothy --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, dear -- that must be terribly

    uncomfortable.  Can't you get down?

    MLS -- Scarecrow on pole -- Dorothy standing in front of him -- they speak

    -- she moves around to the back of the pole --

    SCARECROW

    Down?  No, you see, I'm -- Well, -- I'm --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, well, here -- let me help you.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, that's very kind of you -- very kind.

    CS -- Dorothy examining the back of the Scarecrow as she tries to unfasten

    him --

    DOROTHY

    Well, oh, dear -- I don't quite see....

    MCU -- The Scarecrow reacts, looks down at Dorothy o.s.

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...how I can --

    SCARECROW

    Of course, I'm not bright about doing

    things, but if you'll just....

    CS -- Dorothy starts to follow the Scarecrow's directions --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    ...bend the nail down in the back, maybe

    I'll slip off and...

    DOROTHY

    Oh....

    MLS -- Dorothy turns the nail and the Scarecrow falls to the ground --

    DOROTHY

    ...yes.

    SCARECROW

    Ohhhh --

    DOROTHY

    Ohh!

    MS -- The Scarecrow falls into scene -- Dorothy enters, questions him as

    he puts back some straw into his coat that had dropped out -- the

    Scarecrow rises, starts to whirl about --

    SCARECROW

    Whhhooops!  Ha-ha -- there goes some of me

    again!

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- does it hurt you?

    SCARECROW

    Oh, no -- I just keep picking it up and

    putting it back in again.

    DOROTHY

    Ohhh --

    SCARECROW

    My, it's good to be....

    MLS -- Dorothy screams as the Scarecrow whirls about and falls over the

    cornfield fence -- she rushes to him -- the CAMERA TRUCKS forward as she

    kneels beside him -- they speak --

    SCARECROW

    ...free!

    DOROTHY

    Oh!  Oh!  Ohhh!

    SCARECROW

    Did I scare you?

    DOROTHY

    No, No -- I -- I just thought you hurt

    yourself.

    MCU -- Scarecrow -- shooting past Dorothy in right f.g.

    SCARECROW

    But I didn't scare you?

    MCU -- Dorothy -- shooting past the Scarecrow in left f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    No -- of course not.

    MCU -- The Scarecrow reacts, speaks -- shooting past Dorothy in the right

    f.g. --

    SCARECROW

    I didn't think so.

    MCS -- The Scarecrow and Dorothy seated by fence -- a crow flies in from

    left and alights on the Scarecrow's shoulder --

    MCU -- Dorothy reacts as she sees the crow o.s. --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    Boo!  Scat!

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy -- the crow hops to the Scarecrow's shoulder,

    picks up some of the Scarecrow's straw and flies away with it -- Scarecrow

    speaks to Dorothy --

    SCARECROW

    Boo!  You see, I can't even scare a crow!

    They come from miles....

    MCU -- Dorothy listening --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    ...around just to eat in my field and laugh

    in my face!

    MCU -- The Scarecrow --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, I'm a failure, because I haven't got a

    brain.

    MCU -- Dorothy reacts, speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Well, what would you do with a brain if you

    had one?

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy -- shot favoring the Scarecrow -- they speak

    -- he begins to sing -- CAMERA PULLS back as he rolls down to the Yellow

    Brick Road -- Dorothy rises, moves to him -- holds him up as he starts to

    fall --

    SCARECROW

    Do?  Why, if I had a brain, I could --

    (sings)

    I could while away the hours,

    Conferrin' with the flowers,

    Consultin' with the rain.

    And my head I'd be scratchin'

    While my thoughts were busy hatchin'

    If I only had a brain.

    I'd unravel every riddle

    For any individ'le

    In trouble or in pain.

    CS -- Dorothy holds the Scarecrow as she sings -- shot favoring Dorothy --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    With the thoughts you'll be thinkin'

    You could be another Lincoln

    If you only had a brain.

    MCS -- Dorothy holding the Scarecrow as he sings -- he jumps, whirls about

    -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as he goes into a sitting position, then PANS up

    with him as he rises beside Dorothy, continues to sing --

    SCARECROW

    (sings)

    Oh, I could tell you why

    The ocean's near the shore

    I could think of things I never thunk

      before,

    And then I'd sit -- and think some more.

    I would not be just a nuffin'

    My head all full of stuffin'

    My heart all full of pain.

    I would dance and be merry...

    MCS - Scarecrow and Dorothy - she watches as he sings, dances about - he

    whirls, jigs about - falls to his knees - Dorothy reacts - CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward as he dances back up the Yellow Brick Road - then PULLS back as he

    comes forward to Dorothy again - he dances to left to the cornfield -

    CAMERA PANS left - he falls over the fence, then rolls back under it as

    Dorothy rushes to help him - he reacts, sits on the curb of the road -

    SCARECROW

    (sings)

    ...Life would be a ding-a-derry

    If I only had a brain!

    MCS - The Scarecrow seated on curb of road as Dorothy looks down at him -

    CAMERA PULLS back as he feels about his coat - Dorothy points to some of

    his straw on the road - a crow flies into the scene and lands near the

    straw - the Scarecrow reacts -

    MCS - The Scarecrow trembles with fear as Dorothy tries to comfort him -

    MCU - The crow picks up the straw and flies up --

    MLS - Dorothy and the Scarecrow react as the crow flies out to left with

    the straw in his mouth - CAMERA BOOMS up to left as the Scarecrow rises,

    goes to the fence and shakes his fist at the crow flying over the

    cornfield in the b.g. -

    MLS - The Scarecrow dances back to right along the road as the CAMERA

    PULLS back, PANS right with him - Dorothy rushes to him, stops him and

    points o.s. to left -

    LS - The crow lands in the cornfield -

    MCS - Dorothy and the Scarecrow looking o.s. to left - the Scarecrow

    reacts, assures Dorothy - then the CAMERA PULLS back as he dances forward,

    gains momentum and runs out to left -

    LS - The Scarecrow runs to left, makes a big jump over the cornfield as

    the CAMERA PANS with him -

    MLS - The Scarecrow jumps in from right and lands in the cornfield -

    several crows fly out of the corn -

    MS - Dorothy runs forward to the fence, reacts as she looks o.s. to f.g. -

    MS - The Scarecrow moves to right through the corn stalks - CAMERA TRUCKS

    right - he bends down, finds his straw and stuffs it back into his coat -

    MLS - The Scarecrow runs forward, jumps into the air and flies out to

    right f.g. -

    LS - The Scarecrow soars over the field to the road - Dorothy waves to him

    MS - The Scarecrow falls into the scene as he lands on the Yellow Brick

    Road - CAMERA PULLS back as Dorothy rushes to him - the Scarecrow begins

    to dance again, doing a series of splits -

    CS - Toto jumps on a pumpkin, starts it rolling out onto the Yellow Brick

    Road at right - CAMERA PANS right -

    LS - Toto follows the pumpkin as it rolls forward down the road - CAMERA

    PULLS back between the Scarecrow's legs - the pumpkin hits the Scarecrow,

    hitting the Scarecrow up out of scene - Dorothy looks on, frightened -

    LS - CAMERA PANS up with the Scarecrow as he soars up into the air -

    LS - Shooting down from the Scarecrow's angle to Dorothy as she looks up

    o.s. -

    MS - CAMERA PANS down with the Scarecrow as he falls back toward the road -

    exits out of shot -

    MLS - The Scarecrow falls back into scene and lands on the Yellow Brick

    Road - he runs out to left -

    MLS - CAMERA PULLS back before the Scarecrow as he dances forward, bumping

    into one side of fence, then bouncing from that to the fence on the other

    side of road, then back to the fence at left, and so on down the road -

    CAMERA PANS right with him as he runs forward past Dorothy and falls

    through a fence which breaks under his weight -

    CS - The Scarecrow sits up, looks about - blinks his eyes -

    CS - Dorothy reacts as she starts forward, looks o.s. to f.g. -

    REVERSE ACTION shot of Scene 93 (MLS - CAMERA PULLS back before the

    Scarecrow as he dances forward, bumping into one side of fence, then

    bouncing from that to the fence on the other side of road, then back to

    the fence at left, and so on down the road - CAMERA PANS right with him as

    he runs forward past Dorothy and falls through a fence which breaks under

    his weight)

    MLS - The Scarecrow bounces off a fence rail and starts to dance forward

    down the road as he sings - CAMERA PULLS back ahead of him - Dorothy

    entered - he sings to her - some straw falls from his coat - the Scarecrow

    slumps to the ground - Dorothy starts to bend down -

    SCARECROW

    (sings)

    Gosh, it would be awful pleasin'

    To reason out the reason

    For things I can't explain.

    Then perhaps I'll deserve you,

    And be even worthy erv you

    If I only had a brain.

    MLS -- Ext. Yellow Brick Road -- Dorothy rushes to the Scarecrow lying on

    the road -- she picks up some of his straw -- kneels by him --

    CS -- Dorothy kneeling by the Scarecrow -- she speaks as she helps him put

    back some of the straw -- they react -- Scarecrow half-rises --

    DOROTHY

    Wonderful!  Why, if our Scarecrow back in

    Kansas could do that, the crows'd be scared

    to pieces!

    SCARECROW

    They would?

    DOROTHY

    Um-hmm.

    SCARECROW

    Where's Kansas?

    DOROTHY

    That's where I live.  And I want to get back

    there so badly I'm going all the way to

    Emerald City to get the Wizard of Oz to help

    me.

    SCARECROW

    You're going to see a Wizard?

    DOROTHY

    Um-hmm.

    SCARECROW

    Do you think if I went with you this Wizard

    would give me some brains?

    DOROTHY

    I couldn't say.  But even if he didn't,

    you'd be no worse off than you are now.

    SCARECROW

    Yes -- that's true.

    DOROTHY

    But maybe you'd better not.  I've got a

    witch mad at me, and you might get into

    trouble.

    SCARECROW

    Witch?  Huh!  I'm not afraid of a witch!

    I'm not afraid of anything --- except a

    lighted match.

    DOROTHY

    I don't blame you for that.

    SCARECROW

    But I'd face a whole box full of them for

    the chance of getting some brains.  Look --

    I won't be any trouble, because I don't eat

    a thing -- and I won't try to manage things,

    because I can't think.  Won't you take me

    with you?

    MCU -- Dorothy -- shooting past Scarecrow in right f.g.

    DOROTHY

    Why, of course I will!

    LS -- Dorothy and the Scarecrow rise from the road -- the Scarecrow jumps

    up -- yells -- Dorothy holds him up -- they speak -- they start to sing --

    CAMERA BOOMS to left as they walk down the road and exit to b.g. --

    SCARECROW

    Hooray!  We're off to see a Wizard!

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- well -- you're not starting out very

    well.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, I'll try!  Really, I will.

    DOROTHY

    To Oz?

    SCARECROW

    To Oz!

    BOTH

    (sing)

    We're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

    We hear he is a whiz of a Wiz

    If ever a Wiz there was

    If ever oh ever a Wiz there was,

    The Wizard of Oz

    Is one because

    Because, because, because, because, because

    Because of the wonderful things he does.

    We're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Dorothy and Scarecrow come forward along Yellow Brick Road -- CAMERA

    PULLS back to show Wicked Witch hiding behind tree at left -- she turns,

    exits to left -- Dorothy reacts as she sees the apple orchard at right

    - she goes up to one of the trees -- CAMERA STARTS TO BOOM forward on

    her --

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- apples -- Oh look!  Oh.  Oh ---

    MCS -- Dorothy standing by the First Tree -- she picks an apple off --

    reacts as the tree takes the apple back and slaps Dorothy's hand --

    DOROTHY

    Ouch!

    MCU -- First Tree opens its "mouth" -- speaks to Dorothy o.s. --

    TREE

    What do you think you're doing?

    MCS -- Dorothy replies to the tree -- then reacts --

    DOROTHY

    We've been walking a long ways and I was

    hungry and -- Did you say....

    MCU -- The First Tree -- gestures as it speaks --

    FIRST TREE

    She....

    MLS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy standing before the First Tree as it speaks

    to the Second Tree in b.g. --

    FIRST TREE

    ...was hungry!  Well, how would you like to

    have someone come along and pick something

    off of you?

    MCU -- Scarecrow and Dorothy react, speak as they look o.s. at the tree --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, dear -- I keep forgetting I'm not in

    Kansas.

    SCARECROW

    Come along, Dorothy -- you don't want any

    of those apples.  Hmm!

    MCU -- First tree reacts, and speaks --

    FIRST TREE

    What do you mean - she doesn't want any of

    those apples? Are you hinting my apples

    aren't what they ought to be?

    MCU -- Scarecrow and Dorothy --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, no!  It's just that she doesn't like

    little green....

    MCU -- The Tree reacts, makes a grab for the two o.s. --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    ...worms!

    TREE

    Oh....

    MLS -- The First Tree grabs for the two -- the Scarecrow fights him off as

    Dorothy runs out to right f.g. -- the Scarecrow follows her out --

    TREE

    ...you...

    SCARECROW

    Go -- Go!

    TREE

    ...Oh -- Help -- let me out.  I'll give you

    little green....

    MCS -- Dorothy -- the Scarecrow backs in from left f.g. -- gestures at the

    Trees o.s. -- speaks -- then makes faces at the trees --

    TREE o.s.

    ...worms.

    SCARECROW

    I'll show you how to get apples.

    TREE o.s.

    You can't....

    MS -- The First tree winds up, throws apples o.s. to f.g. --

    TREE

    ...do that to me!  I'll....

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy react as the apples begin to hit them -- the

    Scarecrow falls back to the road --

    TREE o.s.

    ...show you!

    LS -- Shooting past the Trees at left as they throw apples at Scarecrow

    and Dorothy and Toto in the b.g. -- The Scarecrow rises, dodges about --

    TREES

    You can't do that!  You can't do that!  Hey!

    CS -- First Tree laughs as it throws apples to f.g. --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    Hooray!

    LS -- Shooting past the Trees at left as they throw apples at the

    Scarecrow and Dorothy in the b.g. -- Scarecrow picks them up --

    SCARECROW

    Hooray!  I guess that did it!  Help yourself.

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    MS -- Dorothy comes forward as she picks up the apples -- CAMERA PANS and

    TRUCKS forward as she starts to pick up two apples -- she sees a tin foot

    -- reacts -- examines it -- CAMERA PULLS back and BOOMS up as she stands

    up by the Tin Man -- Scarecrow comes in from left -- CAMERA PULLS back as

    they examine him -- he tries to speak -- Dorothy picks up the oil can --

    DOROTHY

    Why, it's a man!  A man made out of tin!

    SCARECROW

    What?

    DOROTHY

    Yes.  Oh -- look --

    TIN MAN

    Oil can.....Oil can....

    DOROTHY

    Did you say something?

    TIN MAN

    Oil can....

    SCARECROW

    Oil can what?

    DOROTHY

    Oil can?  Oh -- oh, here it is!

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy examine the Tin Man -- he tries to speak --

    they oil him about the mouth --

    DOROTHY

    Where do you want to be oiled first?

    TIN MAN

    My mouth -- my mouth!

    SCARECROW

    He said his mouth.

    DOROTHY

    Here -- here --

    SCARECROW

    The other side....

    DOROTHY

    Yes --- there.

    CU -- The Tin Man tries to speak -- squeaks out a few sounds --

    TIN MAN

    Mm.....mm...mm....

    MCS -- Dorothy and Scarecrow listen as the Tin Man starts to speak --

    Dorothy starts to pull the axe arm of the Tin Man down -- Scarecrow oils

    him --

    TIN MAN

    ...m...m...my, my, my, my goodness -- I can

    talk again! Oh -- oil my arms, please -- oil

    my elbows.

    DOROTHY

    Oh...

    MLS -- Dorothy lowers the right arm of the Tin Man so that it hangs

    naturally -- Scarecrow busy with the oil can -- the Tin Man begins his

    story --

    TIN MAN

    Oh --

    DOROTHY

    ...Oh, did that hurt?

    TIN MAN

    No -- it feels wonderful.  I've held that

    axe up for ages.  Oh ---

    DOROTHY

    Oh, goodness!  How did you ever get like

    this?

    TIN MAN

    Oh -- well, about a year ago -- I was

    chopping that tree -- minding my own

    business -- when suddenly it started to

    rain....

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy listen to the Tin Man -- he grows weak --

    they work his arms back and forth -- Scarecrow oils his neck for him --

    Dorothy raps on the Tin Man's chest -- they react -- Tin Man explains,

    then steps backward toward tree --

    TIN MAN

    ...and right in the middle of a chop, I...I

    rusted solid.  And I've been that way ever

    since.

    DOROTHY

    Well, you're perfect now.

    TIN MAN

    My...my neck.  My...my neck.  Perfect?  Oh

    -- bang on my chest if you think I'm

    perfect.  Go ahead -- bang on it!

    DOROTHY

    Oh --!

    SCARECROW

    Beautiful!  What an echo!

    TIN MAN

    It's empty. The tinsmith forgot to give me

    a heart.

    DOROTHY AND SCARECROW

    No heart?

    TIN MAN

    No heart.

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    TIN MAN

    All hollow.  Oh --

    CS -- Tin Man falls back as Scarecrow and Dorothy enter to help him -- he

    holds them off -- begins to sing --

    TIN MAN

    (sings)

    When a man's an empty kettle,

    He should be on his mettle.

    And yet I'm torn apart.

    Just because I'm presumin'

    That I could be kind-a human,

    If I only had a heart.

    MCU -- Tin Man leans over toward Dorothy and sings as CAMERA PANS left

    slightly -- then leans back --

    TIN MAN

    (sings)

    I'd be tender -- I'd be gentle

    And awful sentimental

    Regarding Love and Art

    I'd be friends with sparrows...

    CS -- Dorothy and Scarecrow listening to the Tin Man -- he comes forward

    slightly -- reacts as he hears Snow White's Voice o.s. -- then continues

    with song --

    TIN MAN

    (sings)

    ...And the boy who shoots the arrows

    If I only had a heart.

    Picture me....a balcony....Above a voice

      sings low.

    SNOW WHITE'S VOICE

    Wherefore art thou, Romeo?

    TIN MAN

    I hear a beat....how sweet!

    Just to register emotion

    Jealousy -- Devotion --

    And really feel the part,

    I could stay young and chipper,

    And I'd lock it with a zipper,

    If I only had a heart...!

    MLS -- Dorothy, Tin Man and Scarecrow -- the Tin Man Comes forward as he

    starts his dance -- Dorothy and Scarecrow -- CAMERA PULLS back -- he stops

    as one of his joints sticks -- Dorothy oils it -- Tin Man comes forward a

    few more steps, then the other knee sticks -- they oil that for him -- he

    thanks them -- CAMERA PULLS back, PANS left as he runs backwards down the

    road and starts his dance --

    MCS -- Dorothy and Scarecrow watching o.s. to left f.g.

    MLS -- Shooting past Scarecrow and Dorothy at right to the Tin Man as he

    dances before them --

    MLS -- CAMERA PANS slightly with the Tin Man as he dances about -- he taps

    his chest, makes the whistle in his funnel hat blow -- then continues to

    dance --

    MCS -- Dorothy and the Scarecrow look at each other with amazement as they

    watch the dance of the Tin Man -- Dorothy whispers to the Scarecrow --

    MLS -- The Tin Man dancing -- he jumps forward slightly, folds his arms,

    then locks in that position -- starts to lean to left --

    MLS -- CAMERA PANS Dorothy and Scarecrow as they rush to left to help the

    Tin Man -- they catch him in time -- he starts to fall in the other

    direction -- they rush around to catch him, but he now starts to fall to

    the other side -- this business is repeated -- then CAMERA PANS to right

    as the Tin Man stumbles toward b.g. -- Scarecrow tries to get out of the

    way and falls over -- Dorothy grabs the Tin Man's hand --

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    MCS -- The Tin Man sits down -- Dorothy reacts, speaks with him --

    Scarecrow enters from left -- Dorothy oils the Tin Man some more, then

    asks him to go to the Emerald City, too -- then all react as the Witch

    laughs o.s. -- they rise to their feet as CAMERA PANS up to the right to

    the Witch standing on the roof of Tin Man's cottage --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, are you all

    right?

    TIN MAN

    I'm afraid I'm a little rusty yet.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, dear -- That was wonderful!  You know

    -- we were just wondering why you couldn't

    come to Emerald City with us to ask the

    Wizard of Oz for a heart.

    TIN MAN

    Emerald City? Why, that's a long and

    dangerous journey. And it might rain on the

    way.

    SCARECROW

    But you've just been saying how much you want

    a heart.

    DOROTHY

    And I'll keep the oil-can handy.

    TIN MAN

    Well, suppose the Wizard wouldn't get me one

    when we got there?

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but he will!  He must!  We've come such

    a long way already.

    (Witch laughs o.s.)

    TIN MAN

    Ohh -- what's that? Oh --

    WITCH

    You call that long?

    MLS -- The Witch on the Tin Man's roof -- she speaks as she looks o.s. to

    f.g. --

    WITCH

    Why, you've just begun! Forgotten about me,....

    MCS - Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow react as the Witch speaks o.s. -

    WITCH o.s.

    ...eh? Well, I haven't forgotten about you!

    CS -- The Witch speaks to the three o.s. in f.g. --

    WITCH

    Helping the little lady along, are you, my

    fine gentlemen?

    MCS -- Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow --

    WITCH o.s.

    Well, stay away from her!

    CS -- Witch speaks, points at the Scarecrow o.s. --

    WITCH

    Or I'll stuff a mattress with you!

    MCS -- Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow -- Tin Man points to the trembling

    Scarecrow -- then the Tin Man reacts -- points to himself --

    WITCH o.s.

    And you!  I'll use you for a bee-hive!

    (laughs)

    CS -- The Witch speaks, throws a ball of fire o.s. --

    WITCH

    Here, Scarecrow!  Want to play ball?

    LS -- Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow standing at left as the Witch on the

    roof throws down a ball of fire at them -- she laughs gleefully --

    CS - Witch speaks to Dorothy o.s. -

    WITCH

    And as for you, my little....

    MLS - Tin Man putting out the fire as Dorothy helps the Scarecrow, who is

    rolling about in the grass - she reacts as Witch speaks o.s. -

    WITCH o.s.

    ...Dorothy, I wish....

    MCU - Dorothy hugs Toto tightly as Witch speaks o.s. -

    WITCH o.s.

    ...you luck with the Wizard of Oz. And a....

    CS - Witch speaks to Dorothy o.s. - then laughs -

    WITCH

    ...happy journey back to Kansas!

    MLS -- The Witch laughs -- sits on her broomstick in a position to fly

    away -- smoke fills the shot, obscuring Witch from sight --

    Ext. Forrest -- CS -- Dorothy holding Toto in her arms -- watching o.s.

    LS -- Cloud of smoke as Witch disappears --

    MS -- The Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow looking o.s. -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward on them -- Tin Man and Scarecrow speak -- snap their fingers --

    Tin Man reacts to buzzing sound --

    SCARECROW

    I'm not afraid of her.  I'll see you get

    safely to the Wizard now, whether I get a

    brain or not!  Stuff a mattress with me!

    Hah!

    TIN MAN

    I'll see you reach the Wizard, whether I

    get a heart of not.  Bee-hive -- bah!  Let

    her try and make a bee-hive out of me! You

    know -- Hmm? What's that?

    MLS - Tin Man and Scarecrow sitting down - Dorothy in b.g. near tree -

    comes forward as Tin Man and Scarecrow rise - she speaks - reacts when she

    sees bee on her arm - turns around as Tin Man takes bee off her arm -

    TIN MAN

    Oh! They're - they're gone now.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, goodness! Did any of them sting you?

    TIN MAN

    I - I guess they tried to, but they bent

    their stingers.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, dear. I don't know what I'd do if a

    whole swarm kept -- Oh! Oh! Oh, there's one

    on me!

    TIN MAN

    Oh - I'll get it!

    DOROTHY

    Oh! Oh!

    CS - Scarecrow - Dorothy and Tin Man - Tin Man looks at dead bee in his

    hand - speaks and cries -

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    TIN MAN

    Oh, see - I killed it. Oh, I killed that

    poor little honey bee!

    DOROTHY

    Oh-oh-

    CU - Tin Man crying - speaks -

    TIN MAN

    It's only a man without a head who could do

    a thing like that. Poor little bee.

    CU - Dorothy reacts - reaches o.s. -

    DOROTHY

    Oh, there....

    CU - The Tin Man as Dorothy reaches in - wipes away his tears -

    DOROTHY

    ...there. Don't cry. There.

    CU - Dorothy looks o.s. - speaks -

    DOROTHY

    As a matter of fact, that's just an old

    drone bee, and it would have died....

    CU - Tin Man looks o.s. -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...anyway.

    TIN MAN

    Yes?

    DOROTHY o.s.

    You put it out of its misery.

    TIN MAN

    Oh.

    DOROTHY o.s.

    It's....

    CS - Scarecrow - Dorothy and Tin Man - they speak and laugh -

    DOROTHY

    ...just that the Witch is so wicked. I don't

    think you two ought to come with me because

    you'll get into trouble.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, you don't think we're going to stand by

    and let her get away with fireballs and

    bees, do you?

    TIN MAN

    No, sir!

    SCARECROW

    No, sir!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, you're the best friends anybody ever

    had!  And it's funny, but I feel as if I've

    known you all the time.  But I couldn't

    have, could I?

    SCARECROW

    I don't see how.  You weren't around when I

    was stuffed and sewn together, were you?

    TIN MAN

    And I was standing over there rusting for

    the longest time.

    DOROTHY

    Still, I wish I could remember.   But, I

    guess it doesn't matter anyway.  We know

    each other now, don't we?

    SCARECROW

    That's right.

    TIN MAN

    We do.

    SCARECROW

    To Oz?

    TIN MAN

    To Oz!

    MLS -- Scarecrow -- Dorothy and Tin Man -- CAMERA PANS right as they dance

    down to brick road -- Scarecrow picks up basket -- CAMERA TRUCKS back as

    they dance forward -- then turn and go up road to b.g. -- exit --

    THE THREE

    (sing)

    We're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

    We hear he is a whiz of a Wiz

    If ever a Wiz there was.

    If ever, oh ever a Wiz there was

    The Wizard of Oz is one because

    Because, because, because, because, because

    Because of the wonderful things he does

    We're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Int. Dark and Eerie Forest -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow

    walking forward down brick road --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow walking forward slowly --

    MCS -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow stop -- look around off screen --

    Dorothy frightened -- speaks --

    DOROTHY

    I don't like this forest!  It's -- it's

    dark and creepy!

    SCARECROW

    Of course, I don't know, but I think it'll

    get darker before it gets lighter.

    DOROTHY

    Do -- do you suppose we'll meet any wild

    animals?

    TIN MAN

    We might.

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    SCARECROW

    Animals that -- that eat straw?

    TIN MAN

    Some -- but mostly lions, and tigers, and

    bears.

    CU -- Dorothy reacts --

    DOROTHY

    Lions?

    CU -- Scarecrow reacts -- speaks --

    SCARECROW

    And tigers?

    CU -- Tin Man looks o.s. -- speaks --

    TIN MAN

    And bears.

    MCS -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow -- Dorothy frightened --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!  Lions and tigers and bears!

    MLS -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow walk forward along brick road --

    CAMERA PANS them to right -- they react to growl o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, my!

    TIN MAN -- SCARECROW AND DOROTHY

    Lions and tigers and bears!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, my!

    TIN MAN -- SCARECROW AND DOROTHY

    Lions and tigers and bears!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, my!

    TIN MAN -- SCARECROW AND DOROTHY

    Lions and tigers and bears!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, my!

    TIN MAN -- SCARECROW AND DOROTHY

    Lions and tigers and bears!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, my!

    (screams)

    MCS -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Scarecrow frightened -- speak -- look o.s. --

    react --

    TIN MAN

    And bears!

    DOROTHY

    What sort of an animal is that?

    TIN MAN

    It-it-it-it - it's a huge one!

    SCARECROW

    D-d-d-don't be fr-fr-frightened. I - I'll -

    I'll protect you. Oh, look!

    LS -- Lion on fallen tree -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow and Tin Man in f.g. on

    brick road -- the lion jumps toward them -- CAMERA TRUCKS back as they

    three move back -- the Lion takes two great leaps -- lands on the brick

    road -- Tin Man and Scarecrow fall at side of road -- Dorothy hides behind

    tree -- (Lion growling)

    CU -- Lion growling --

    CS -- Scarecrow trembling --

    CU -- Lion growling --

    CU -- Dorothy looks out around tree -- reacts --

    CU -- Lion growling --

    CS -- Tin Man trembling --

    CS -- Lion sneers -- CAMERA PANS as he stands on his hind legs -- puts up

    his paws -- speaks --

    LION

    Put 'em up! Put 'em....

    LS -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow -- Dorothy back of tree in b.g. --

    CAMERA TRUCKS forward -- Lion speaks and gestures --

    LION

    ...up!  Which one of you first?  I'll fight

    you both together if you want!  I'll fight

    you with one paw tied behind my back.  I'll

    fight you standing on one foot.

    MCS -- Lion speaks -- CAMERA PANS him to right to Tin Man -- Dorothy in

    b.g. --

    LION

    I'll fight you with my eyes closed.  Oh --

    pulling an axe on me, eh?

    MCU -- Tin Man trembling --

    MCS -- Lion speaks -- CAMERA PANS him left to Scarecrow -- Dorothy in b.g.

    watching -- PANS lion to right to Tin Man --

    LION

    Sneaking up on me, eh?  Why!

    (snarls)

    TIN MAN

    Here -- here. Go 'way and let us alone!

    LION

    Oh, scared, huh?

    CU -- Dorothy looks out from around tree -- reacts --

    LION o.s.

    Afraid, huh?

    MCS -- Lion and Tin Man -- Lion speaks and laughs -- CAMERA PANS him to

    left to Scarecrow -- Dorothy in b.g.

    LION

    How long can you stay fresh in that can?

    (laughs)

    Come on -- get up and fight, you shivering

    junk yard! Put your hands up, you lop-sided

    bag of hay!

    CS -- Scarecrow reacts -- speaks --

    SCARECROW

    Now that's getting personal, Lion.

    MCU -- Tin Man looks o.s. -- speaks --

    TIN MAN

    Yes -- get up and teach him a lesson.

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Lion -- Dorothy in b.g. --

    SCARECROW

    Well -- what's -- wrong with you teaching

    him?

    MCU -- Tin Man reacts -- speaks --

    TIN MAN

    Well -- well --, I hardly know him.

    CS -- Toto barking --

    CU -- Lion snarls -- speaks

    LION

    Well, I'll get you, anyway, Pee-Wee.

    CU -- Dorothy reacts -- exits left f.g. --

    MLS -- Lion and Dorothy -- Toto runs into shrubs -- Lion starts after him

    -- Dorothy picks up Toto -- comes forward over to Scarecrow and Tin Man --

    CAMERA PANS left as Lion starts for Toto -- Dorothy slaps his hand -- he

    backs away -- crying --

    DOROTHY

    Shame on you!

    MCU -- Lion -- Camera shooting past Dorothy at left f.g. -- Lion crying --

    speaks --

    LION

    What -- what did you do that for?  I didn't

    bite him.

    DOROTHY

    No, but you tried to.

    CS -- Dorothy and Lion -- CAMERA PULLS back -- Scarecrow and Tin Man enter

    at left -- Dorothy speaks to Lion -- he cries and speaks --

    DOROTHY

    It's bad enough picking on a straw man, but

    when you go around picking on poor little

    dogs --

    LION

    Well, you didn't have to go and hit me, did

    you?  Is my nose bleeding?

    DOROTHY

    Well, of course not.  My goodness, what a

    fuss you're making.  Well, naturally, when

    you go around picking on things weaker than

    you are -- Why, you're nothing but a great

    big coward!

    LION

    You're right -- I am a coward.

    MCU -- Lion -- Camera shooting past Dorothy -- Lion crying  -- speaks --

    LION

    I haven't any courage at all. I even scare

    myself. Look at the circles under my eyes.

    MS -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow -- Dorothy and Lion -- they speak -- Lion

    crying --

    LION

    I haven't slept in weeks.

    TIN MAN

    Why don't you try counting sheep?

    LION

    That doesn't do any good -- I'm afraid of 'em.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, that's too bad.  Don't you think the

    Wizard could help him, too?

    DOROTHY

    I don't see why not.  Why don't you come

    along with us?  We're on our way to see the

    Wizard now. To get him a heart.

    TIN MAN

    And him a brain.

    DOROTHY

    I'm sure he could give you some courage.

    MCU -- Lion -- Camera shooting past Dorothy --

    LION

    Well, wouldn't you feel degraded to be seen

    in the company of a cowardly lion?  I would.

    CS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man and Scarecrow -- Camera shooting past Lion at

    right f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    No, of course not.

    MCS -- Tin Man -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow and Lion --

    LION

    Gee, that's -- that's awfully nice of you.

    My life....

    MLS -- Dorothy and Group -- Dorothy puts Toto down -- Lion Sings as the

    four walk and dance along brick road to right -- CAMERA TRUCKS with them --

    LION

    ...has been simply unbearable.

    DOROTHY

    Oh.

    LION

    (sings)

    Yeh, it's sad, believe me, Missy

    When you're born to be a sissy,

    Without the vim and verve.

    But I could show my prowess --

    Be a lion not a mou-ess --

    If I only had the nerve

    I'm afraid there's no denyin'

    I'm just a dande-lion --

    A fate I don't deserve.

    I'd be brave as a blizzard --

    TIN MAN

    (sings)

    I'd be gentle as a lizard --

    SCARECROW

    (sings)

    I'd be clever as a gizzard --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    If the Wizard is a Wizard who will serve.

    CS -- Tin Man and Scarecrow sing -- CAMERA PANS to right to Dorothy and

    Lion --

    SCARECROW

    (sings)

    Then I'm sure to get a brain --

    TIN MAN

    (sings)

    A heart --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    A home --

    LION

    (sings)

    The nerve.

    MLS -- Scarecrow -- Tin Man -- Dorothy and Lion sing as they dance forward

    along brick road -- CAMERA TRUCKS ahead --

    ALL

    (sing)

    Oh, we're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

    We hear he is a whiz of a Wiz

    If ever a Wiz there was....

    LS -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow dance down brick road to

    b.g. -- all exit --

    ALL

    (sing)

    ...If ever, oh ever, a Wiz there was

    The Wizard of Oz is one because

    Because, because, because, because, because

    Because of the wonderful things he does!

    We're off to see the Wizard

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!

    Camera on Crystal -- the images of Tin Man -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow and

    Lion in crystal as they march along arm in arm -- CAMERA TRUCKS back

    showing the Witch and Nikko looking into crystal -- Witch laughs -- CAMERA

    PANS her left to table -- she mixes poison -- CAMERA PANS her to right to

    Crystal -- She holds poison over the crystal -- waves her hand over it --

    the images of group fade out -- Poppy Field fades in -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward on Crystal --

    WITCH

    A-hah!

    (laughs)

    So!  You won't take warning, eh? All the

    worse for you, then.  I'll take care of you

    now instead of later!  Hah!  When I gain

    those ruby slippers, my power will be the

    greatest in Oz!  And now, my beauties!

    Something with poison in it, I think.  With

    poison in it, but attractive to the eye --

    and soothing to the smell!

    (laughs)

    Poppies! Poppies!  Poppies!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Poppy Field -- CAMERA PANS up -- then PANS left over field -- to

    edge of forest -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow -- Lion and Tin Man coming forward

    out of forest --

    MCS -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow all looking o.s. --

    Dorothy speaks --

    DOROTHY

    There's Emerald....

    ELS -- Shooting over Poppy Field to towers of Emerald City -- Dorothy and

    Group in f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    ...City!  Oh, we're almost there at last!

    At last!

    MCS -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow -- they speak --

    DOROTHY

    It's beautiful, isn't it?  Just like I knew

    it would be.  He really must be a wonderful

    Wizard to live in a City like that!

    LION

    Well, come on, then.  What are we waiting

    for?

    SCARECROW

    Nothing!  Let's hurry!

    LS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow and Lion run to b.g. thru poppy

    field --

    DOROTHY

    Yes -- let's run!

    LION

    Yes.

    MLS -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow -- Dorothy and Lion running forward thru Poppy

    Field -- CAMERA TRUCKS right --

    MS -- Tin Man and Scarecrow running thru poppies -- CAMERA TRUCKS right --

    both gesture --

    SCARECROW

    Come on -- come on --

    TIN MAN

    Hurry -- hurry --

    MS -- Dorothy and Lion running thru poppies -- CAMERA TRUCKS right --

    MS -- Dorothy running to right -- staggers a little -- slows down --

    ELS -- Scarecrow and Tin Man running forward thru poppy field -- Lion in

    b.g. -- Dorothy enters in far b.g. -- Scarecrow and Tin Man stop on hill --

    call and gesture

    SCARECROW

    Oh!  Oh, come on, come on!

    TIN MAN

    Look -- you can see it here.  It's wonderful!

    SCARECROW

    Emerald City!

    MLS -- Dorothy running slowly to right -- CAMERA PANS her to Lion -- Tin

    Man and Scarecrow -- Dorothy staggers -- puts her hand to her head --

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- Oh -- what's happening?  What is it?

    MCU -- Dorothy puts her hand to her head -- speaks --

    DOROTHY

    I can't run anymore.  I'm so....

    CS -- Tin Man and Scarecrow --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...sleepy.

    SCARECROW

    Here -- give us your hands, and we'll pull

    you....

    MLS -- Dorothy and Group --

    SCARECROW

    ...along.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, no -- please.  I have to rest for just

    a minute.  Toto!

    CS -- Toto lying among poppies --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    Where's Toto --

    MLS -- Dorothy and Group -- Dorothy lies down among the poppies --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, you can't rest now -- we're nearly there!

    MCU - Lion yawns and speaks -

    LION

    What did she -- do that for?

    The images of Lion - Tin Man - Scarecrow and Dorothy in Crystal - they

    speak - CAMERA TRUCKS back showing Witch and Nikko standing near crystal -

    Witch laughs and speaks - the images fade out - Nikko exits - CAMERA

    TRUCKS forward on Witch -

    SCARECROW

    Hey, Dorothy!

    TIN MAN

    Dorothy!

    LION

    Dorothy!

    TIN MAN

    Dorothy! You can't sleep here! You can't

    sleep in the middle of a field!

    WITCH

    (laughs)

    Call away! Call away! She won't hear any of

    you again! And there's nothing you can do

    about it, either.

    (laughs)

    Bring me my wishing cap! I'll call the

    Winged Monkeys to fetch me those slippers!

    Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! It worked very

    smoothly!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MLS -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow -- Dorothy lying in poppies -- Lion

    starts to cry -- Scarecrow speaks -- holds the Lion up -- Lion drops as

    Tin Man and Scarecrow start to pick up Dorothy --

    TIN MAN

    (crying)

    Oh - oh, poor Dorothy!

    SCARECROW

    Don't cry -- you'll rust yourself again!

    LION

    Comin' to think of it, forty winks wouldn't

    be bad.

    SCARECROW

    Don't you start it, too!

    TIN MAN

    Oh!  We ought to try and carry Dorothy.

    SCARECROW

    I don't think I could, but we could try.

    TIN MAN

    Let's.

    SCARECROW

    Yes.

    TIN MAN

    Oh -- now look at him!  This is terrible!

    SCARECROW

    Here, Tin Man -- help me.

    CS -- Dorothy as Scarecrow tries to lift her --

    MLS -- Tin Man and Scarecrow  -- Dorothy and Lion lying among poppies --

    Tin Man and Scarecrow react -- call for help --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, this is terrible -- can't budge her an

    inch!  This is a spell, this is!

    TIN MAN

    It's the Wicked Witch!  What'll we do?

    Help!  HELP!

    SCARECROW

    It's no use screaming at a time like this!

    Nobody will hear you!  Help!

    LS -- Tin Man and Scarecrow on top of hill -- crying for help --

    Superimposed shot of the Good Witch as she waves wand -- snow starts to

    fall --

    SCARECROW

    HELP -- HELP!

    CS -- Dorothy lying among poppies -- snow falling on her

    SCARECROW o.s.

    Help!  Help!

    LS -- Tin Man and Scarecrow on top of hill -- Superimposed shot of the

    Good Witch waving wand -- snow falling -- The Superimposure fades out --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    Look - It's snowing! It isn't snowing. It

    couldn't be! But it is! No, it isn't!  Yes,

    it is!  Oh, maybe that'll help!

    CS -- Dorothy lying among poppies -- snow falling on her -- she opens her

    eyes --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    Oh, but it couldn't help.

    MCS -- Scarecrow looking down o.s. -- snow falling -- CAMERA PANS as he

    kneels down to Dorothy -- she wakens -- sits up -- Lion sits up in b.g. --

    Dorothy looks o.s. to left -- CAMERA PANS up to Tin Man -- then PULLS back

    -- Dorothy jumps up -- takes oil can from basket -- they oil the Tin Man --

    SCARECROW

    It does help.  Dorothy, you're waking up!

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    LION

    Oh -- unusual weather we're having, ain't

    it?

    DOROTHY

    Look!  He's rusted again.  Oh, give me the

    oil can -- quick!  Oh-oh, quick!

    SCARECROW

    Yes -- there --

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- here quick -- oh! - we'll oil him up.

    MCS -- Images of Tin Man -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow and Lion in Crystal --

    CAMERA TRUCKS back showing Witch and Nikko looking into Crystal -- The

    Witch reacts -- speaks -- the images fade from Crystal --

    SCARECROW

    -- A hot water bottle would be good if we

    had one.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, he's been crying! Why have you been --

    WITCH

    Curse it!  Curse it!  Somebody always helps

    that girl! But shoes or no shoes, I'm still

    great enough to conquer her.  And woe to

    those who try to stop me!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Scarecrow and Tin Man on hill in Poppy Field --

    Dorothy speaks -- all react to voices singing -- The four of them come

    forward down hill --

    DOROTHY

    Come on -- let's get out of here!  Look --

    Emerald City is closer and prettier than

    ever!

    VOICES o.s.

    You're out of the woods

    You're out of the dark

    You're out of the night

    Step into the sun

    Step into the light

    Keep straight ahead for....

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MLS -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Scarecrow and Tin Man arm in arm tramping to

    right -- CAMERA TRUCKS right --

    VOICES

    (sing)

    ...The most glorious place --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MS -- Int. Tower Room -- The Witch gestures with broomstick -- CAMERA PANS

    left -- then right as she runs around to window -- stands on sill --

    speaks -- then flies out --

    WITCH

    To the Emerald City -- as fast as lightning!

    ELS -- The Witch flying on broomstick -- CAMERA PANS as she circles tower

    -- then flies out left --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Gate to Emerald City -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow

    enter left f.g. -- skip to b.g. to gate --

    VOICES

    (sing)

    -- Of the earth or the sky

    Hold onto your breath

    Hold onto your heart

    Hold onto your hope --

    March up to the gate

    And bid it open --- open --- open.

    MS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man -- Lion and Scarecrow at gate -- they ring the

    bell --

    CU -- Doorman pops head thru little window in door -- looks down o.s. --

    speaks --

    DOORMAN

    Who rang that bell?

    MS -- Dorothy and group at gate -- Doorman at window -- he speaks to the

    group -- they look around --

    DOROTHY AND OTHERS

    We did.

    DOORMAN

    Can't you read?

    SCARECROW

    Read what?

    DOORMAN

    The notice!

    DOROTHY AND SCARECROW

    What notice?

    DOORMAN

    It's on the door -- as plain as the nose on

    my face! It -- Oh --

    CU -- Doorman reacts -- starts out --

    MS -- Dorothy and group at door -- Doorman disappears -- re-enters --

    hangs sign on door -- then exits -- closing window -- Dorothy and others

    read sign -- Dorothy knocks on door -- Doorman re-enters -- speaks to

    them --

    DOROTHY AND OTHERS

    "Bell out of order.  Please knock."

    DOORMAN

    Well, that's more like it. Now, state your

    business!

    DOROTHY AND OTHERS

    We want to see the Wizard.

    DOORMAN

    Ooooh!  The Wizard?  But nobody can see the

    Great Oz! Nobody's ever seen the Great Oz!

    Even I've never seen him!

    DOROTHY

    Well, then -- how do you know there is one?

    CU -- Doorman speaks -- reacts -- starts out --

    DOORMAN

    Because he -- I -- Oh, you're wasting my

    time!

    DOROTHY o.s.

    Oh, please!  Please....

    CS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man and Lion -- Dorothy speaks

    DOROTHY

    ...sir.  I've got to see the Wizard! The

    Good Witch of the North sent me!

    CU -- Doorman looks o.s. -- speaks --

    DOORMAN

    Prove it.

    MS -- Dorothy and Group at door -- Doorman at little window of door --

    looks down at them --

    SCARECROW

    She's wearing the ruby slippers she gave

    her.

    CU -- Ruby slippers on Dorothy's feet --

    DOORMAN o.s.

    Oh....

    CU -- Doorman speaks and gestures --

    DOORMAN

    ...so she is!  Well, bust my buttons!  Why

    didn't you say that in the....

    CS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man and Lion smiling --

    DOORMAN o.s.

    ...first place?  That's a horse....

    CU -- Doorman looks down o.s. -- speaks -- exits -- closing window --

    DOORMAN

    ...of a different color!  Come on in!

    LS -- Dorothy and Group at gate as it opens -- People moving about on

    street of Oz in b.g. -- Cabby drives in from right -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward -- Dorothy and group go to cab --

    CABBY

    Cabby!  Cabby!  Just what you're looking

    for!  Take you any place in the City, we

    does.

    MLS -- Cabby on seat of cab -- Dorothy and Group standing alongside --

    CAMERA TRUCKS forward on Cabby --

    DOROTHY

    Well, would you take us to see the Wizard?

    CABBY

    The Wizard?  The Wizard?  I -- can't --

    Well -- Yes, of course.  But first I'll

    take you to a little place where you

    can....

    MCS -- Dorothy -- Lion -- Tin Man and Scarecrow -- CAMERA PULLS back as

    they climb into cab -- Dorothy looks at horse -- reacts -- speaks to Cabby

    -- CAMERA TRUCKS back as Cabby drives forward -- singing -- people wave to

    Cabby --

    CABBY o.s.

    ...tidy up a bit -- what?

    DOROTHY

    Oh, thank you so much.  We've been gone

    such a long time, and we feel so mess --

    What kind of a horse is that?  I've never

    seen a horse like that before!

    CABBY

    No -- and never will again, I fancy.

    There's only one of him, and he's it.  He's

    the Horse of a Different Color, you've heard

    tell about.

    (sings)

    Ha -- ha -- ha --

    Ho -- ho -- ho --

    And a couple of tra -- la -- las.

    That's how we laugh the day away

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz.

    Bzz -- bzz -- bzz --

    Chirp -- Chirp -- Chirp --

    And a couple of la -- di....

    LS -- Cabby -- Dorothy and group riding thru street of Oz -- people gather

    around -- wave --

    CABBY

    (sings)

    ...das --

    That's how the crickets crick all day

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    We get up at twelve....

    MCS -- Cabby driving cab as he sings -- Dorothy -- Lion and others in cab

    -- crowd following --

    CABBY

    (sings)

    ...And start to work at one

    Take an hour for lunch....

    LS -- Cab moving to right thru Street of Oz -- Crowd following -- CAMERA

    PANS right -- Cab stops -- Dorothy and others get out -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward as they exit into building -- sign above door reads: WASH & BRUSH

    UP CO. --

    CABBY

    (sings)

    ...And then at two we're done

    Jolly good fun!

    Ha -- ha -- ha --

    Ho -- ho -- ho --

    And a couple of tra -- la -- las.

    That's how we laugh the day away

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    Ha -- ha -- ha --

    Ho -- ho -- ho --

    Ha -- ha -- ha -- ha --

    That's how we laugh the day away

    With a ho -- ho -- ho

    Ha -- ha -- ha

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    MLS -- Three Masseurs filling the Scarecrow with new straw -- they sing as

    they work -- CAMERA TRUCKS back to left showing men polishing the Tin Man

    -- they sing -- CAMERA TRUCKS back showing girls doing Dorothy's hair --

    they sing -- CAMERA PANS left showing girls clipping the Lion -- all sing

    -- Dorothy -- Tin Man and Scarecrow -- Lion rises -- the Four of them

    start out -- CAMERA PANS left --

    MASSEURS

    (sing)

    Pat, pat here,

    Pat, pat there,

    And a couple of brand new strawz.

    That's how we keep you young and fair

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz.

    POLISHERS

    (sing)

    Rub, rub here,

    Rub, rub there,

    And whether you're tin or brahz.

    That's how we keep you in repair

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    MASSEUSE

    (sings)

    We can make a dimpled smile out of a

      frown --

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    Can you even dye my eyes to match my gown?

    MASSEUSE

    Uh-huh.

    DOROTHY

    Jolly old town!

    MANICURISTS

    (sing)

    Clip, clip here,

    Clip, clip there.

    We give the roughest clawz

    LION

    That certain air of savoir faire

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    SCARECROW

    Ha -- ha -- ha --

    TIN MAN

    Ho -- ho --ho

    DOROTHY

    Ho -- ho --ho -- ho

    LION

    Hah!

    ALL

    (sing)

    That's how we laugh the day away

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    That's how we laugh....

    LS -- Dorothy and Group come out into Street -- all singing -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS back as they start forward -- Dorothy looks up to sky -- reacts --

    ALL

    (sing)

    ...the day away -- Ha -- ha -- ha -- (etc.)

    In the Merry Old Land of Oz!

    Ha -- ha -- ha --

    Ho -- Ho - ho --

    MS -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow -- Dorothy and Lion -- crowd in b.g. -- all

    looking up to sky -- they react --

    LION

    Who's her?  Who's her?

    DOROTHY

    It's the Witch!  She's followed us here!

    TIN MAN

    Can't that female take no for an answer?

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    CUE VOICE

    S-u-r-r-e-n-d-e-r- Dorothy or die! W. W. W.

    CS -- Two Oz women looking up to sky --

    OZ WOMAN

    Dorothy?  Who's Dorothy?

    MCS -- Two Oz Women run to right -- CAMERA PANS --

    OZ WOMAN

    The Wizard will explain it!

    CS -- Man and Woman looking up to the sky --

    MAN

    To the Wizard!

    MCS- Oz Man speaks -- others run thru in b.g. --

    MAN

    To the Wizard!

    MS -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow -- Dorothy and Lion react --

    DOROTHY

    Dear, whatever shall we do?

    SCARECROW

    Well, we'd better hurry if we're going to

    see the Wizard!

    LS -- Dorothy and group run out at right -- crowd following --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Crowd of Townsfolk moving thru Street of Oz - CAMERA TRUCKS back --

    LS -- Crowd moving to b.g. to steps of Palace -- Guard on steps -- speaks

    and gestures --

    GUARD

    Here -- here -- here -- wait a minute! Wait

    a minute! Stop - stop - stop! It's all

    right!

    MS - Guard speaks and gestures -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward

    GUARD

    Every -- It's all right!  Everything is all

    right! The Great and Powerful Oz has got

    matters well in hand - I hope -- So you can

    all go....

    LS -- Crowd in street in front of Palace -- Guard in f.g. -- speaks to

    them --

    GUARD

    ...home -- and there's nothing to worry

    about.

    MLS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow and Lion making their way thru

    crowd -- CAMERA PANS them to right to Guard on steps --

    GUARD o.s.

    Get out of here now -- go on!  Go on home

    -- I - I -- go home.

    MS -- Dorothy -- Tin Man -- Scarecrow and Lion -- Camera shooting past

    Guard at right f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    If you please, sir.  We want to see the

    Wizard right away -- all four of us.

    MS -- Guard -- Camera shooting past Dorothy and Group in f.g. --

    GUARD

    Orders are -- nobody can see the Great Oz!

    Not nobody -- not nohow!

    MS - Dorothy and Group - Camera past Guard at sight f.g. -

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but we must!

    MS - Guard - Camera past Dorothy and Group in b.g. - Guard speaks and

    gestures -

    GUARD

    Orders are - not nobody! Not nohow!

    MS - Dorothy and group - Camera past Guard at right -

    GUARD

    He's in conference with himself on account

    of this....

    CS - Guard - Camera shooting past Dorothy -

    GUARD

    ...trouble with the Witch. And even if he

    wasn't you wouldn't have been able to see

    him anyway on account of nobody has - not

    even us in the Palace!

    MS - Dorothy - Tin Man - Scarecrow and Lion - Camera shooting past Guard

    at right -

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but -- but please. It's very important.

    LION

    And -- and I got a permanent just for the

    occasion.

    GUARD

    Not nobody!  Not....

    CU - Horn inside of Guard's cape -

    GUARD o.s.

    ...nohow!

    CS - Guard - Camera shooting past Dorothy -

    GUARD

    Pardon me. We've gotta change the guards.

    MS - Guard - Camera shooting past Dorothy and Group - CAMERA PANS right as

    Guard crosses to Sentry house - sentry house revolves -

    CS - Guard in Sentry House - turns fake mustache upside down -

    MLS - Guard steps out of Sentry house - CAMERA PANS left as he comes

    forward to Dorothy and Group - CAMERA TRUCKS forward -

    GUARD

    Now - what do you want?

    DOROTHY AND OTHERS

    We want to see the Wizard.

    GUARD

    Not nobody! Not....

    MLS -- Dorothy and Group at left -- Guard at right --

    GUARD

    ...nohow!

    TIN MAN

    That's what the other man said.

    SCARECROW

    But she's Dorothy!

    CS -- Guard reacts -- speaks -- Camera past Dorothy and Scarecrow in

    f.g. --

    GUARD

    The Witch's Dorothy?  Well -- that makes a

    difference. Just wait here -- I'll announce

    you at once.

    MS -- Guard shoulders his sword - CAMERA PANS him to right -- he exits

    into Palace --

    At the Palace Gates -- MCS -- Tin Man, Dorothy, Scarecrow and the Lion as

    they look o.s. to right, react -- they speak -- the Lion moves away from

    them and steps up on the terraced garden -- CAMERA BOOMS forward to left --

    he starts to sing --

    SCARECROW

    Did you hear that?  He'll announce us at

    once!  I've as good as got my brain!

    TIN MAN

    I can fairly hear my heart beating!

    DOROTHY

    I'll be home in time for supper!

    LION

    In another hour, I'll be King of the Forest.

    Long Live the King!

    (sings)

    If....

    CS -- The Lion sings --

    LION

    (sings)

    ...I were King of the Forest,

    Not Queen, not Duke, not Prince....

    MLS -- The Scarecrow, Dorothy and Tin Man group about in front of the Lion

    as he sings --

    LION

    (sings)

    My regal robes of the forest....

    CS -- Lion sings -- gestures --

    LION

    (sings)

    Would be satin, and not cotton, and not

      chintz.

    I'd command each thing, be it fish or fowl.

    MCU -- Lion sings --

    LION

    (sings)

    With a woof and a woof, and a royal growl.

    As....

    MLS -- Scarecrow, Dorothy and Tin Man listening to the Lion --

    LION

    (sings)

    ...I'd click my heel

    All the trees would kneel

    And the mountains bow

    And the bulls kowtow

    MCU -- Lion -- gestures, grimaces and sings --

    LION

    (sings)

    And the sparrow would take wing

    'F -- I...'f -- I...were King!

    MS - The Guard opens the peep window of the doors and looks o.s. to f.g.

    - reacts to the song - CAMERA TRUCKS forward on him -

    LION o.s.

    (sings)

    Each rabbit would show respect to me. The

      chipmunks...

    MCS -- Lion continues with song -- gestures magnificently as he concludes--

    LION

    (sings)

    ...genuflect to me.

    Though my tail would lash

    I would show compash

    For every underling.

    'F -- I...'f -- I --- were King

    Just King!....

    MS - Lion standing in left f.g. as he finishes song - Scarecrow, Dorothy

    and Tin Man in front of him - they bow, then dance about as they sing -

    then kneel down -

    ALL

    (sing)

    Each rabbit would show respect to him

    The chipmunks genuflect to him

    SCARECROW

    And his wife would be Queen of the May.

    MCS - Lion -

    LION

    I'd be monarch of all I survey....

    LS - Scarecrow, Dorothy and Tin Man bow -- then a carpet is rolled down in

    front of the Lion -- all come forward as the CAMERA PULLS back -- Dorothy

    acts as flower girl -- they come forward to royal robe -- it is placed on

    the Lion, as they turn about, then start back to the throne -- the Tin Man

    crowns the Lion with a half of a flower pot --

    LION

    (sings)

    Monarch of all I survey....

    MCU -- Lion sings -- laughs -- speaks --

    LION

    (sings)

    Mah -- hah -- hah -- hah -- hah -- hah --

    hah -- hah -- hah -- ha-narch!

    (laughs)

    Of all I survey!

    MLS -- Scarecrow, Dorothy and Tin Man bow before the Lion as he concludes

    -- Dorothy kneels, speaks -- Lion moves down from the terrace garden and

    comes forward as the others question him -- CAMERA TRUCKS back to right

    with them -- Lion starts up the Palace steps --

    DOROTHY

    Your Majesty, if you were king

    You wouldn't be afraid of anything?

    LION

    Not nobody, not nohow!

    TIN MAN

    Not even a rhinoceros?

    LION

    Imposserous!

    DOROTHY

    How about a hippopotamus?

    LION

    Why, I'd thrash him from top to bottomamus!

    DOROTHY

    Supposin' you met an elephant?

    LION

    I'd wrap him up in cellophant!

    SCARECROW

    What if it were a brontosaurus?

    LION

    I'd show him who was King of the Fores'!

    ALL

    How?

    LION

    How?

    MCU -- Lion explains --

    LION

    Courage!

    What makes a King out of a slave?  Courage!

    MLS -- Lion explains to Scarecrow, Tin Man and Dorothy

    LION

    What makes the flag on the mast to wave?

    Courage!

    CU - The Guard sticks his head out of the peep window in the gates - looks

    o.s. to f.g. - CAMERA TRUCKS forward on him -

    LION o.s.

    What makes the elephant charge his tusk

    In the misty....

    MCU -- Lion --

    LION

    ...mist, or the dusky dusk?

    What makes the muskrat guard his musk?

    Courage!

    MLS -- Scarecrow, Tin Man and Dorothy listening to the Lion --

    LION

    What makes the sphinx the seventh wonder?

    Courage!

    What makes the dawn come up like thunder?

    Courage!

    What makes the Hottentot so hot?

    What puts the "ape" in apricot?

    What have they got that I ain't got?

    MCS -- Shooting past the Lion to the Scarecrow, Dorothy and Tin Man --

    they all speak --

    ALL

    Courage!

    MCU -- Lion speaks, then reacts --

    LION

    You can say that again!  Hah.   Huh!?

    MS -- Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow standing in front of Lion -- all

    react as the Guard comes forward from b.g. -- roars at them -- then enters

    the palace -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as Dorothy begins to cry -- the others

    try to comfort her --

    GUARD

    Go on home! The Wizard says go away!

    ALL

    Go away?

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    SCARECROW

    Looks like we came a long way for nothing.

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- and I was so happy!  I thought I was

    on my way home!

    TIN MAN

    Don't cry, Dorothy!

    CU -- The Guard looks out through the peep window to o.s. f.g. - CAMERA

    TRUCKS forward --

    TIN MAN o.s.

    We're going to get you to the Wizard.

    SCARECROW o.s.

    We certainly are! How? How are we?

    CS -- Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow grouped about Dorothy - Lion and

    Scarecrow speak -- Dorothy speaks as she sobs --

    LION

    Would...would it do any good if I roared?

    SCARECROW

    Who at?

    LION

    I don't know.

    DOROTHY

    Auntie Em was so good to me -- and I never

    appreciated it.  Running away -- and hurting

    her feelings.

    CU -- Dorothy sobs, then speaks to the others o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Professor Marvel said she was sick.  She may

    be dying -- and -- and it's all my fault!

    CU -- The Guard, with streams of tears pouring down his cheeks --

    CU -- Dorothy sobbing --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, I'll never forgive myself! Never --

    never -- never!

    MS -- The Guard looking out window -- he sobs -- speaks -- CAMERA PULLS

    back to enter Dorothy and her three friends -- the Guard exits from the

    window -- Dorothy and the others rise as the gates to palace open - a long

    corridor seen in b.g. -- they start cautiously forward down it -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS forward --

    GUARD

    Oh, oh -- please don't cry any more.  I'll

    get you into the Wizard somehow.  Come on.

    I had an Aunt Em myself once.

    Int. Corridor -- MS -- CAMERA TRUCKS back ahead of the Scarecrow, Lion,

    Dorothy and Tin Man as they come forward -- they stop at intervals, keep

    the Lion from running back -- then they tip-toe forward -- react to echo --

    LION

    Wait a minute, fellahs.  I was just

    thinkin'.  I really don't want to see the

    Wizard this much.  I better wait for you

    outside.

    SCARECROW

    What's the matter?

    TIN MAN

    Oh, he's just ascared again.

    DOROTHY

    Don't you know the Wizard's going to give

    you some courage?

    LION

    I'd be too scared to ask him for it.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, well, then -- we'll ask him for you.

    LION

    I'd sooner wait outside.

    DOROTHY

    But why?  Why?

    LION

    Because I'm still scared!

    DOROTHY

    Oh, come on.

    LION

    Ohh!

    SCARECROW

    What happened?

    LION

    Somebody pulled my tail.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, you did it yourself!

    LION

    I -- Oh --

    SCARECROW

    Here --   Come on.

    LION

    What was that?

    DOROTHY

    Our echo.

    OZ'S VOICE

    Tap - tap - tap - tap - What was that -

    that - that? Our echo - echo - echo.

    MLS - The Lion starts to bolt, but the others grab him - Dorothy speaks as

    they face down corridor to b.g. - Voice of Oz heard -

    DOROTHY

    Oh, come on - come on! We'll soon find the

    Wizard!

    OZ'S VOICE

    The Wizard - The Wizard - The Great and

    Powerful Wizard of Oz - Oz - Oz-Oz - Oz -

    Oz - Oz - Oz!

    ELS -- Shooting down the corridor to the doors at the end -- they open as

    the voice of Oz booms out --

    OZ'S VOICE

    The Great Wizard of Oz. Come forward!

    MS -- Scarecrow, Lion, Dorothy and Tin Man come forward - the Lion speaks,

    hides his eyes --

    LION

    Tell me when it's over!  Oh!

    ELS -- The four move down the corridor to the b.g. --

    LS -- Int. Throne Room -- The Four enter through door at left -- CAMERA

    PANS them right as they move toward center of room -- they react as they

    see the throne in the b.g. -- flame and smoke belching forth from the

    throne --

    LION

    Oh! Look at that!  Look at that!  Oh --

    Ohhhh -- I want to go home -- I want to go

    home!

    LS -- Throne -- fire and smoke issuing forth --

    OZ'S VOICE

    I am Oz, the Great and Powerful!

    MLS -- The Four trembling and shaking with fear --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Who are you?

    LS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Who are you?

    MLS -- The Four react with fear -- the others shove Dorothy forward -- she

    comes forward, speaks --

    DOROTHY

    I -- If you please, I - I am Dorothy,

    MCU -- Dorothy -- speaks, looks back at the others --

    DOROTHY

    ...the small and meek.  We've come to ask

    you --

    ELS -- Throne -- flame and smoke pouring out --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Silence!

    MCU -- Dorothy reacts, turns and runs back to the others --

    MLS -- Dorothy returns to the other three -- speaks -

    DOROTHY

    Ohhh -- Jiminy Crickets!

    ELS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    The Great and Powerful Oz knows why you

    have come. Step forward,....

    MLS -- The Four -- the Tin Man shakes, speaks - comes wobbling forward --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...Tin Man!

    TIN MAN

    Ohhhh -- it's me!

    LS - Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    You dare to come to me for a heart, do you?

    You clinking, clanking, clattering

    collection of caliginous....

    MCU -- Tin Man trembling with fear -- he speaks, then reacts as the Voice

    booms out -- turns to run --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...junk!

    TIN MAN

    Ohhhh -- yes...yes, sir -- Y-Yes, your

    Honor.  You see, a while back, we were

    walking down the Yellow Brick Road, and --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Quiet!

    TIN MAN

    Ohhhhhh!

    LS -- The Tin Man runs back to Dorothy, Lion and the Scarecrow as flames

    pour from the throne in b.g. -- the Voice speaks -- the Scarecrow almost

    collapses -- then moves forward and salaams in front of the throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    And you, Scarecrow, have the effrontery to

    ask for a brain?

    MLS -- Scarecrow kneeling in f.g. as the other three watch from the b.g. --

    he speaks -- salaams --

    OZ'S VOICE

    You billowing bale of bovine fodder!

    SCARECROW

    Y-Yes -- Yes, Your Honor -- I mean, Your

    Excellency -- I -- I mean -- Your Wizardry!

    LS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Enough!

    MLS -- Scarecrow rises, runs back to Lion, Tin Man  and Dorothy --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...Uh -- And you,....

    LS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...Lion!

    MLS -- Scarecrow, Dorothy, Lion and Tin Man -- the Lion groans with fear

    as he comes slowly forward --

    DOROTHY AND SCARECROW

    Oh -- Oh -- Ohhhh!

    LS -- Throne --

    MCU -- Lion tries to speak -- faints and falls back --

    MLS -- The Lion falls to the floor -- Dorothy and the others run forward

    to him --

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- Oh -- Oh!....

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy bending over Lion -- Dorothy reacts, turns

    and speaks as she looks toward the throne o.s. in f.g. --

    DOROTHY

    ...You ought to be ashamed of yourself --

    frightening him like that, when he came to

    you for help!

    ELS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Silence!....

    MLS -- The Four -- Dorothy and Scarecrow sit down as they react to Oz's

    Voice --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...Whippersnapper!

    MLS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    The beneficent Oz has every intention of

    granting....

    MCS -- Scarecrow and Dorothy bending over Lion -- the Lion revives, sits

    up, speaks -- Dorothy starts to pull him up --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...your requests!

    LION

    What's that?  What'd he say?

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- Oh, come on.

    LION

    Huh?  What'd he say?

    MS -- Dorothy helps the Lion to his feet -- the four of them listen as Oz

    speaks --

    OZ'S VOICE

    But first, you must prove yourselves worthy

    by performing a very small task.

    LS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Bring me the broomstick of the Witch...

    MS -- The Four, trembling with fear -- the Tin Man speaks --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...of the West.

    TIN MAN

    B-B-B-B-B-But if we do that, we'll have to

    kill her to get it!

    LS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Bring me her broomstick, and I'll grant your

    requests.

    MS - The trembling Four -- the Lion starts to speak --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Now, go!

    LION

    But -- but what if she kills us first?

    OZ'S VOICE

    ... I ....

    MLS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...said, -Go!

    MS -- The Four -- the Lion jumps with fright --

    LS -- The Four standing in front of the throne in b.g. -- CAMERA PANS left

    with the Lion as he runs out of the throne room and into the corridor --

    ELS -- shooting down the length of the corridor -- the Lion comes running

    forward toward camera -- CAMERA PANS left with him as he dives through

    window to exit --

    FADE OUT:

    FADE IN -- TRUCKING SHOT of weird trees of the Haunted Forest -- PANS DOWN

    to sign post --

    HAUNTED FOREST

      WITCHES CASTLE

            1 MILE

    I'D TURN

    BACK IF I

    WERE YOU!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow -- Tin Man and Lion walking thru forest -- they

    walk forward -- CAMERA TRUCKS ahead of them -- they stop -- look at the

    sign post --

    MCS -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow -- Lion and Tin Man looking at sign -- Lion

    reads -- nods -- turns to b.g. -- Tin Man and Scarecrow stop him -- the

    others shake their head -- CAMERA TRUCKS back as they walk forward again --

    Lion growling -- they react to noise o.s. --

    LION

    "I'd turn back if I were you."

    (growls)

    CS -- Two owls on limb of tree --

    MS -- Dorothy -- Scarecrow -- Lion and Tin Man react -- Lion runs to b.g.

    -- Scarecrow and Tin Man catch him -- carry him forward -- he cries --

    CS -- Two crows on limb of tree --

    MS - Dorothy and group - they speak - Lion hands spray to Dorothy -

    Scarecrow takes the spray - throws it o.s. right -

    TIN MAN

    From now on, we're on enemy ground. You

    should have something to protect yourself

    with.

    LION

    She - she can have my Witch Remover.

    DOROTHY

    Does it work?

    LION

    No, but it's wonderful for threatening with.

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, here - give me that thing!

    MLS - Spray hits the ground - then vanishes -

    MS - Dorothy and Group react - speak - net flies out of Lion's hand - all

    react -

    SCARECROW

    Oh, did - did you see that?

    TIN MAN

    Oh - look out.

    SCARECROW

    You know something?

    MCU -- Lion and Scarecrow --

    SCARECROW

    I believe they're spooks around here.

    MCU -- Dorothy and Tin Man --

    TIN MAN

    That's ridiculous!  Spooks -- that's....

    MCU -- Lion and Scarecrow --

    TIN MAN o.s.

    ...silly.

    LION

    Don't you believe in spooks?

    MS -- Dorothy and group -- Tin Man goes up out of scene -- others react --

    TIN MAN

    No.  Why only --  Oh --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!  Oh, Tin Man!   Oh!

    LS -- Dorothy -- Lion and Scarecrow watching Tin Man -- he falls to ground

    in f.g. -- Dorothy and Scarecrow run forward -- help him up --

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- Oh --

    SCARECROW

    Oh -- are you -- are you all right?

    CS -- Lion, his eyes closed tight -- speaks --

    LION

    I do believe in spooks, I do believe in

    spooks. I do -- I do -- I do -- I do -- I

    do -- I....

    MS -- Image of Lion in Crystal -- Witch and Winged Monkeys looking into

    crystal -- Image of Lion fades out -- CAMERA PANS left as Witch runs

    around -- goes to Winged Monkeys -- she speaks to them -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward -- Winged Monkeys fly out -- others flying thru in b.g. -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS back --

    LION

    ...do believe in spooks.  I do believe in

    spooks!  I do -- I do -- I do -- I do -- I

    do -- I do!

    WITCH

    (laughs)

    You'll believe in more than that before

    I've finished with you.  Take your army to

    the Haunted Forest, and bring me that girl

    and her dog!  Do what you like with the

    others, but I want her alive and unharmed!

    They'll give you no trouble, I promise you

    that.  I've sent a little insect on ahead

    to take the fight out of them.  Take special

    care of those ruby slippers.  I want those

    most of all.  Now, fly!  Fly! Bring me that

    girl and her slippers!  Fly!  Fly!  Fly!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    LS - Dorothy - Scarecrow - Tin Man and Lion walking forward thru Haunted

    Forest - Lion yells -

    MCU - Lion growling - Jitterbug on his nose - he looks down at it - speaks

    - CAMERA TRUCKS back - Tin Man slaps the bug away -

    LION

    What's that? What's that? Take it away -

    take it away - Take it away!

    (cries)

    TIN MAN

    Hold still - hold still --

    MLS - Scarecrow - Dorothy - Tin Man and Lion - Dorothy jumps as Jitterbug

    bites her leg - Tin Man speaks - all start forward - Tin Man yells -

    Dorothy takes bug off his neck - Bug bites Scarecrow - he jumps in the air

    - falls to ground - jumps up again - CAMERA PANS the Four to right - they

    react to quivering trees and noise - CAMERA TRUCKS back - Dorothy and

    others tremble and move about as they sing -

    DOROTHY

    Oh! Something bit me, too!

    TIN MAN

    Now come on - you're acting silly --

    (yells)

    SCARECROW

    Oh, come on now - everybody --

    (yells)

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    Did you just hear what I just heard?

    LION

    (sings)

    That noise don't come from no ordinary bird.

    DOROTHY

    It may be just a cricket

    Or a critter in the trees.

    TIN MAN

    It's giving me the jitters

    In the joints around my knees.

    CS - Scarecrow and Tin Man - CAMERA PANS to right to Lion and Dorothy -

    each sing -

    SCARECROW

    Oh, I think I see a jijik

    And he's fuzzy and he's furry

    I haven't got a brain

    But I think I ought to worry!

    TIN MAN

    I haven't got a heart

    But I got a palpitation.

    LION

    As Monarch of the Forest

    I don't like the situation.

    DOROTHY

    Are you gonna stand around

    And let 'em fill us full of horror?

    LION

    I'd like to roar 'em down --

    But I think I lost my roarer.

    LS - Dorothy - Lion - Scarecrow and Tin Man running around - the tree

    quivering -

    MS - Scarecrow - Tin Man - Lion and Dorothy huddled together - looking

    o.s. -

    TIN MAN

    It's a whozis.

    SCARECROW

    It's a whozis?

    LION

    It's a whatzis.

    TIN MAN

    It's a whatzis?

    LION

    Whozat?

    TIN MAN

    Whozat?

    SCARECROW

    Whozat?

    MCS - Scarecrow - Tin Man - Lion and Dorothy - Dorothy steps forward -

    sings - CAMERA PANS right as she dances back near Lion -

    DOROTHY

    Whozat?

    Who's that hiding

    In the tree top?

    It's that rascal

    The Jitter Bug.

    Should you catch him

    Buzzin' round you

    Keep away from

    The Jitter Bug!

    Oh, the bats....

    MS - Scarecrow - Tin Man - Lion and Dorothy - Dorothy singing - CAMERA

    PANS - TRUCKS back as all dance -

    DOROTHY

    ...and the bees

    And the breeze in the trees

    Have a terrible, horrible buzz.

    But the bats and the bees

    And the breeze in the trees

    Couldn't do what the Jitter Bug does.

    So be careful

    Of that rascal

    Keep away from --

    SCARECROW - TIN MAN AND LION

    -- The Jitter Bug!

    Oh, The Jitter -

    Oh, the Bug

    Oh, the Jitter -

    ALL

    Bug-bug-a-bug-bug-bug-bug-bug-a-boo!

    MS - Lion runs over by tree - tree catches hold of Lion's tail - Scarecrow

    runs in - releases Lion - tree grabs Scarecrow - he finally gets free -

    CAMERA PANS left as Scarecrow runs over to Dorothy held by another tree -

    Tin Man starts to chop at tree - Limb of tree hits him over the head - Tin

    Man staggers - throws axe o.s. - Lion enters - CAMERA TRUCKS as the four

    dance -

    ALL

    In a twitter

    In the throes

    SCARECROW

    Oh, the critter's

    Got me dancin' on a thousand toes.

    TIN MAN

    Thar she blows!

    LS - Dorothy and Group dancing - Trees of the forest moving in rhythm -

    MS - Lion and Tin Man dancing -

    CS - Lion and Tin Man dancing -

    LS - Tin Man - Lion - Dorothy and Scarecrow dancing -

    MLS - The Four dancing -

    ELS - The army of Winged Monkeys flying over Haunted Forest -

    MLS - Dorothy and Group dancing - look up o.s. - react -

    ELS -- The army of Winged Monkeys flying over Haunted Forest --

    MLS -- Dorothy and Group react -- run to b.g.--

    LS -- The Winged Monkeys fly down into forest -- CAMERA PANS RIGHT as they

    fly down near Dorothy and group running to b.g. --

    LS -- The Winged Monkeys landing -- run out at right --

    ELS -- Shooting down as the Winged Monkeys land -- Dorothy and group exit

    far b.g. --

    LS -- The Winged Monkeys capturing the group -- Dorothy runs out right --

    MLS -- The Winged Monkeys running after Dorothy -- CAMERA PANS right --

    LS -- Dorothy runs forward -- two Winged Monkeys after her -- they exit

    right f.g. --

    MLS -- Tin Man swinging axe at the Winged monkeys --

    TIN MAN

    Go away now!

    MLS -- Winged Monkeys tromping on the Scarecrow --

    SCARECROW

    Help!  Help!

    MS - Lion in center of group of monkeys - he doubles his fists - speaks

    - Monkey in tree hits him over the head with axe -

    LION

    Why, I'll -- Foul! Foul!

    LS -- Two Winged Monkeys running to b.g. with Dorothy - they swoop up into

    the air -- exit upper b.g. --

    MCS -- Toto runs forward -- looks up o.s. -- barks --

    ELS -- Two Winged Monkeys carrying Dorothy -- Flying to right over haunted

    forest --

    MCS -- Toto barking -- Winged Monkey picks him up -- CAMERA PANS right as

    he flies out with Toto --

    ELS -- Army of Winged Monkeys flying to right over the Haunted Forest --

    MLS -- The Winged Monkeys tearing Scarecrow apart -- Scarecrow yells --

    the Winged Monkeys exit right -- Tin Man and Lion enter -- CAMERA TRUCKS

    forward on them as Lion and Tin Man try to put Scarecrow together --

    SCARECROW

    Help! Help! Help! Help! Help!

    TIN MAN

    Oh!  Well, what happened to you?

    SCARECROW

    They tore my legs off, and they threw them

    over there! Then they took my chest out,

    and they threw it over there!

    TIN MAN

    Well, that's you all over.

    LION

    They sure knocked the stuffings out of you,

    didn't they?

    SCARECROW

    Don't stand there talking!  Put me together!

    We've got to find Dorothy!

    TIN MAN

    Now, let' s see -- this goes -- Oh, I wish

    I were better at puzzles.

    LION

    Wait a minute. This is the left one. He

    walks bad enough already.

    TIN MAN

    Oh, poor Dorothy. We may never see her

    again.

    SCARECROW

    Who do you suppose they were? And where did

    they take her? A fine thing - to go to

    pieces at a time like this!

    TIN MAN

    Now, now, don't fret.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, dear, dear.

    TIN MAN

    We'll get you together!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    CS -- Toto in Witch's lap -- CAMERA TRUCKS back -- Witch rises -- Nikko

    standing at right -- Witch puts Toto in basket -- Dorothy at left f.g.

    crying -- Witch turns to Dorothy -- speaks to her -- Nikko carries Toto to

    b.g. -- Dorothy goes over to Nikko --

    WITCH

    What a nice little dog!  And you, my dear.

    What an unexpected pleasure!  It's so kind

    of you to visit me in my loneliness.

    MCS -- Dorothy reacts -- turns -- speaks to Witch -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward

    on them -- CAMERA PANS left as Witch crosses to Nikko -- speaks to him --

    DOROTHY

    What are you going to do with my dog?  Give

    him back to me!

    WITCH

    All in good time, my little pretty -- all

    in good time.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, please give me back my dog!

    WITCH

    Certainly -- certainly -- when you give me

    those slippers.

    DOROTHY

    But the Good Witch of the North told me not

    to.

    WITCH

    Very well! Throw that basket in the river

    and drown him!

    MLS -- Dorothy crying -- speaks to Witch -- then steps up on step -- Witch

    looks down at slippers on Dorothy's feet --

    DOROTHY

    No!  No -- no!  Here -- you can have your

    old slippers -- but give me back Toto.

    WITCH

    That's a good little girl.  I knew you'd

    see reason.

    CS -- Slippers on Dorothy's feet -- the hands of the Witch reach in --

    begin to tremble --

    CS -- Witch jumps back -- Dorothy reacts -- Witch looks at her -- hands --

    WITCH

    Ahh!  Ah!

    DOROTHY

    I'm sorry.  I didn't do it!  Can I still

    have my dog?

    WITCH

    No!  Fool, that I am!  I should have

    remembered -- those slippers will never

    come off, as long as...

    CU -- Dorothy reacts -- speaks --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...you're alive.

    DOROTHY

    What are you gonna do?

    CU - Witch looks up o.s. - speaks -

    WITCH

    What do you think I'm going to do? But

    that's not what's worrying me -- it's how

    to do it.  These things must be done

    delicately....

    CS -- Toto sticks his head out of basket --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...or you hurt the spell.

    MS -- Witch and Dorothy -- Nikko standing by table in b.g. -- Toto jumps

    out of basket -- runs out door in b.g. -- Dorothy speaks to Toto -- Witch

    turns on Nikko -- he runs out in b.g. --

    DOROTHY

    Run, Toto, run!

    WITCH

    Catch him, you fool!

    LS -- Toto running forward down steps -- Nikko after him -- CAMERA PANS

    down to left with Toto --

    MS -- Dorothy at window -- looking down o.s. -- Witch comes forward to

    her --

    MLS -- Toto runs forward over drawbridge as bridge starts up --

    CS -- Toto on edge of drawbridge -- looks down o.s. --

    MLS -- Toto on edge of drawbridge -- Guards run forward -- carrying spears

    -- Toto jumps -- (Guards yell)

    MS -- Toto jumps down among rocks --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    Run, Toto, run!

    MLS -- Guards throwing spears o.s. -- all yelling --

    MLS -- Toto running to b.g. -- spears fall around him -- Toto runs up

    among rocks in b.g. --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    Run, Toto, run!

    MCU -- Dorothy crying -- speaks --

    DOROTHY

    He got away!  He got away!

    MCS -- Dorothy and Witch -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward on them - Witch speaks

    to Dorothy -- CAMERA TRUCKS as Witch hurries to b.g. --

    WITCH

    Ohhh!  Which is more than you will!  Drat

    you and your dog!  You've been more trouble

    to me than you're worth, one way or another

    --  but it'll soon be over now!

    MCS -- Witch picks up huge hour glass -- turns it over -- speaks --

    WITCH

    Do you see that?  That's how much longer

    you've got to be alive!  And it isn't....

    CU -- Dorothy crying --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...long, my pretty!  It isn't long!

    CS -- Witch looks o.s. -- speaks -- CAMERA PANS as she runs to b.g. --

    WITCH

    I can't wait forever to get those shoes!

    CU -- Dorothy crying -- exits left --

    MS -- Dorothy -- CAMERA PANS her left -- she crosses -- looks at hour

    glass --

    CU -- Hour Glass-

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    ELS - Toto jumping down rocky edge of mountains - (Toto barking)

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MLS - Toto runs forward - looks o.s. - barks - exits left f.g. -

    MS -- Ext. Haunted Forest -- the Lion and the Tin Man put the Scarecrow

    back together -- they speak -- then react, look off to right as they hear

    Toto barking o.s.

    TIN MAN

    There. Now, that's the best we can do

    without any pins.

    LION

    Yeah --

    SCARECROW

    Oh, don't worry about me. I'm all right. We

    must worry about Dorothy.

    TIN MAN

    But how can we find her? We don't even know

    where she is. Look! There's....

    LS -- Toto comes running forward through forest -- CAMERA PANS him left to

    the Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow --

    TIN MAN o.s.

    ...Toto!  Where's he come from?

    CU -- Toto barks at the three o.s. in f.g. --

    CS -- Lion, Scarecrow and Tin Man react, speak --

    SCARECROW

    Why, don't you see?  He's come to take

    us....

    MLS -- The Tin Man, Scarecrow and Lion react, rise -- Toto barks, leads

    them as they run down trail to right b.g. -- CAMERA PANS with them --

    SCARECROW

    ...to Dorothy!

    TIN MAN

    Oh --

    SCARECROW

    Come on, fellows!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    Int. Tower Room -- Close on the hour glass on the table -- CAMERA PULLS

    back to reveal Dorothy standing by the table as she watches the sand run

    through the glass -- she looks about desperately --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    ELS -- The Tin Man, Scarecrow and Lion making their way over rocky

    hillside -- Toto barks as he waits for them

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    CU -- Toto makes his way over top of the rocks -- barks -- exits out to

    right --

    MS -- The Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow struggling up the rocks -- the Tin

    Man slips --

    ELS -- The Tin Man slips off the side of the rocks -- hangs to the Lion's

    tail to keep from falling -- the Scarecrow tries to help him --

    LION

    Oh -- Oh -- Oh -- I....

    MS -- the Tin Man hanging to Lion's tail -- they speak -- Scarecrow tries

    to get up to help them both --

    LION

    ...I -- I -- I hope my strength holds out.

    TIN MAN

    I hope your tail holds out. Oh --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    CU - The Hour Glass - more sand in the bottom -

    MCS - In. Tower Room - Dorothy watching the hour glass - CAMERA PANS with

    her as she runs to the door, tries it - then runs to another door - finds

    that locked, also - CAMERA TRUCKS forward slightly as she sobs, then turns

    and comes slowly forward as the CAMERA PULLS back to left with her - she

    begins to sing - CAMERA PANS her right as she sits, sobbing, by the

    crystal of the Witch -

    DOROTHY

    (sings)

    Someday, I'll wake and rub my eyes

    And in that land beyond the skies

    You'll find me ----

    CU -- Toto makes his way over the top of the rocks and exits out to right

    -- The Lion's head appears, followed by that of the Tin Man and Scarecrow

    -- they look o.s. to f.g. -- Lion points, speaks --

    LION

    What's that?  What's that?

    MCU -- Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow peering over the rocks, they speak --

    Lion reacts as he watches down o.s. to f.g. --

    SCARECROW o.s.

    That's the castle of the Wicked Witch!

    Dorothy's in that awful place!

    TIN MAN

    Oh, I hate to think of her in there.  We've

    got to get her out.

    (cries)

    SCARECROW

    Don't cry now.  We haven't got the oil-can

    with us and you've been squeaking enough as

    it is.

    LION

    Who's them?  Who's them?

    ELS -- The Witch's Winkies marching about in the Castle Courtyard --

    MCU -- Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow peering over the rocks -- they speak --

    the Lion tries to turn back, but others grab him, push him forward --

    SCARECROW

    I've got a plan how to get in there.

    LION

    Fine.  He's got a plan

    SCARECROW

    And you're going to lead us.

    LION

    Yeah. Me?

    SCARECROW

    Yes, you.

    LION

    I -- I -- I -- I -- gotta get her outta

    there?

    SCARECROW

    That's right.

    LION

    All right, I'll go in there for Dorothy --

    Wicked Witch or no Wicked Witch -- guards

    or no guards -- I'll tear 'em apart.

    (growls)

    I may not come out alive, but I'm going in

    there.  There's only one thing I want you

    fellows to do.

    SCARECROW AND TIN MAN

    What's that?

    LION

    Talk me out of it.

    TIN MAN

    No, you don't.

    SCARECROW

    Oh, no!

    LION

    No?  Now, wait a minute.

    TIN MAN

    You don't neither --

    SCARECROW

    Up!

    LION

    Now...

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    CU -- Hour glass --

    CS -- Int. Tower Room -- Dorothy sobbing against the Witch's throne -- she

    cries out -- CAMERA PULLS back to right to enter the crystal -- Auntie

    Em's image appears as she calls for Dorothy -- Dorothy reacts, looks into

    the crystal -- Auntie Em fades out and the Witch fades in -- she mocks

    Dorothy -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward to CU of Witch, then UP TO LEFT to

    Dorothy as she draws away from the crystal -- sobs --

    DOROTHY

    I'm frightened, I'm frightened, Auntie Em

    -- I'm frightened!

    AUNTIE EM

    Dorothy -- Dorothy -- where are you?  It's

    me -- it's Auntie Em.  We're trying to find

    you.  Where are you?

    DOROTHY

    I -- I'm here in Oz, Auntie Em.  I'm locked

    up in the Witch's castle....and I'm trying

    to get home to you, Auntie Em!  Oh, Auntie

    Em, don't go away!  I'm frightened!  Come

    back!  Come back!

    WITCH

    Auntie Em -- Auntie Em -- come back!  I'll

    give you Auntie Em, my pretty!

    (laughs)

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    MS -- Lion, Scarecrow and Tin Man and Lion moving along among the rocks --

    they stop -- CAMERA STARTS forward --

    CU -- Toto barks --

    MCS -- Scarecrow quiets Toto -- then CAMERA PANS up over the Scarecrow,

    Lion and Tin Man as three Winkie Guards appear over the rocks in b.g. --

    CAMERA BOOMS back as they start forward toward the three, who are

    whispering together --

    SCARECROW

    Sssh -- Toto -- be quiet -- (etc.)

    MCS -- Scarecrow, Lion and Tin Man whispering together -- the Lion looks

    around, sees the Winkies in back of them -- CAMERA BOOMS back as the Lion

    tries to speak -- but is speechless with fright -- the Guards jump

    forward, seize the three and they disappear behind the rocks -- legs and

    arms seen as they fight --

    CU -- Hour Glass --

    MLS- Int. Tower Room -- Dorothy trying to open one of the doors -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS forward --

    MCS -- Tin Man, Scarecrow and Lion enter up from behind the rocks -- all

    are dressed in Winkie Guard uniforms - they speak -

    SCARECROW

    Whew! That wasn't my plan - but something

    happened, didn't it?

    TIN MAN

    You put up a great fight, Lion.

    SCARECROW

    Yeah --

    TIN MAN

    I don't know what we'd have done without

    you.

    LION

    Hah. I - I must have bitten you a couple of

    times.

    MLS -- Winkie Guards marching about in the Castle courtyard --

    MCS -- Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow watching from the rocks -- they speak --

    come forward behind the rocks as the CAMERA TRUCKS back with them --

    SCARECROW

    Come on -- I've got another idea.

    LION

    Do -- do you think it'll be polite --

    dropping in like this?

    TIN MAN

    Come on -- come on.

    LS -- The Winkies marching into the castle -- the Tin Man, Lion and

    Scarecrow join the end of the line, the Lion in the rear -- as they march

    toward the castle, the Lion has trouble keeping his tail under the uniform

    -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as they enter the castle, Toto following -- the

    drawbridge is pulled up --

    LS - Int. Entrance Hall of Castle - camera shooting down from high set-up

    as the Winkies march into the hall - CAMERA BOOMS down on the file to

    Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Lion, who are at the end of the file

    CU - Hour Glass -

    MCS - Int. Tower Room - Dorothy seated on steps near the crystal - she

    sobs -

    Int. Hallway -- LS -- The Lion, Scarecrow and Tin Man duck back into a

    recess in the wall -- the rest of the Winkies continue on to exit --

    TIN MAN

    Where do we go now?

    LION

    Yeah.

    CS -- Toto barking on steps -- he turns, starts up them

    CS -- Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow -- Scarecrow points o.s., speaks -- he

    exits --

    SCARECROW

    There!

    LS -- Toto runs up the stairs from the hall as the Lion, Scarecrow and Tin

    Man run forward from b.g. and start up the stairs after Toto --

    Upper Hallway -- LS -- Toto runs in from left -- CAMERA PANS right

    slightly as he runs to door and starts to scratch at it -- the three

    rescuers enter -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as they speak --

    SCARECROW

    Wait!  We'd better make sure.  Dorothy, are

    you in there?

    MS -- Int. Tower Room -- Dorothy standing by window -- she reacts to

    hearing Lion o.s. -- CAMERA PANS, TRUCKS with her as she runs to the door

    -- yells --

    LION o.s.

    It's us!

    DOROTHY

    Yes, it's me!  She's locked me in!

    MCS - Dorothy at door - she speaks to the others o.s. -

    DOROTHY

    Oh, I knew you'd get here in time!

    MCS -- Int. Hallway -- The Lion speaks to Scarecrow and Tin Man as they

    move excitedly about --

    LION

    Listen, fellows.  It's her. We gotta get

    her out! Open this door!

    CS - Int. Tower Room - Dorothy standing by door - she reacts as she hears

    the three outside the door -

    LION o.s.

    Open the door! Open....

    MCS - The three outside the door push about madly - then stop their

    efforts at the door as the Scarecrow and Tie Man bawl out the Lion - he

    pouts -

    LION

    ...the door! Open the door! Open the door!

    Open the door! Open the door!

    TIN MAN

    Don't push!

    SCARECROW

    Stop pushing!

    LION

    Oh - I was only trying to help. Ohhh!

    CS -- Int. Tower Room -- Dorothy at door -- she pleads to the three on the

    outside -- looks o.s. to hour glass --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, hurry -- please hurry!

    CU -- Hour Glass -- very little sand left in the top --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    The hour glass is almost emp-....

    CS -- Dorothy at door -- She speaks to those on other side --

    DOROTHY

    ...ty!

    TIN MAN o.s.

    Stand back!

    MS - Int. Hallway - The Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow remove their Winkie

    outfits - Tin Man starts to chop in the door -

    CS -- Int. Room -- Dorothy steps back from the door as it is chopped in --

    CAMERA PANS right --

    MS -- Int. Hallway -- The Tin Man chopping the door down

    MCS -- Int. Room -- Dorothy anxiously watching -- she looks at the hour

    glass o.s. --

    CU -- Hour glass -- not much sand remaining --

    MCS -- Dorothy reacts --

    MLS - Int. Hallway - Scarecrow and Lion in f.g. watch as the Tin Man

    breaks the door in -

    MCS -- Int. Room -- Dorothy reacts, rushes to left -- CAMERA PANS --

    MLS -- Int. Hallway -- Dorothy rushes out the door of room -- greets the

    Tin Man, Lion, Scarecrow and Toto -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward -- they rush

    out to left -- PAN left --

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- Oh -- Oh!  Toto -- Toto!

    LION

    Did they hurtcha?

    DOROTHY

    Lion, darling -- I knew you'd come!

    TIN MAN

    Dorothy!

    DOROTHY

    I knew you would!

    SCARECROW

    Hurry -- we've got no time to lose!

    Int. Entrance Hall -- camera shooting up from side of stairs -- LS --

    Dorothy, Lion, Tin Man, and Scarecrow enter at top of stairs -- CAMERA

    PANS with them as they run down the stairs -- they rush toward the

    entrance, but the huge doors swing shut in front of them --

    MS -- The Four hammer at the door -- then react, turn and look up to right

    f.g. as the Witch speaks o.s. -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!

    WITCH o.s.

    Going so soon?  I wouldn't....

    CS -- Witch and Nikko looking down from the top of stairs --

    WITCH

    ...hear of it.  Why, my little par-....

    MCS -- Scarecrow, Tin Man, Dorothy and the Lion by the door --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...ty's just beginning!

    MLS -- Witch and Nikko at top of stairs -- she laughs -- CAMERA PANS down

    to reveal the Winkies rushing into the entrance hall --

    MCS -- Scarecrow, Tin Man, Dorothy and Lion huddled by door -- the Lion

    speaks --

    LION

    Trapped!  Trapped like mice -- er -- rats!

    MLS - The Winkies advancing -

    MCS - The Four huddled by door - Tin Man speaks to Lion, who tries to

    roar -

    TIN MAN

    Go ahead - do something! Roar! Roar!

    MCS - The Winkie Guards advance with a menacing roar -

    MCS - The Four huddled against door - the Lion reacts, speaks -

    LION

    What good'll it do us?

    ELS -- Shooting down from the top of the hall, past the Witch on landing

    in f.g. to the Winkies advancing to the four huddled against the door --

    the Winkies roar --

    CS -- Witch and Nikko looking down from the top of stairs -- she yells

    down to her Winkies --

    WITCH

    That's right. Don't hurt them right away.

    We'll let....

    MCU - Dorothy backed against the door - Toto in her arms - tears flowing

    down her cheeks -

    WITCH o.s.

    ...them think about it a little, first!

    MS -- The Winkies growl as they shove out their spears

    CU -- Toto in Dorothy's arms -- he growls at the Winkies o.s. --

    CU -- Scarecrow looks up o.s. --

    WITCH o.s.

    How does it feel....

    MS -- What the Scarecrow sees:  CAMERA PANS up along the rope that holds

    the huge candelabra up over the hall --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...my little visitor?

    CU -- Scarecrow looking about up o.s. -- CAMERA PANS, PULLS back as he

    steps over to where the rope is fastened to the wall --

    WITCH o.s.

    Can you imagine what I'm going to do to you?

    MCS -- The Witch picks up the hour glass -- hurls it down o.s. as she

    laughs --

    ELS -- Full shot of the entrance hall as the hour glass crashes to the

    floor below -- bursts into a cloud of flame and smoke --

    LION o.s.

    Here we go, boys!

    MCS- The Scarecrow seizes the Tin Man's axe and chops the candelabra rope

    with it --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!

    ELS -- High angle from above the candelabra as the huge chandelier crashes

    down on the Winkies below --

    DOROTHY

    Oh!

    CS -- The Witch screams down to her Winkies --

    WITCH

    Seize....

    MLS -- Shooting past the Winkies in the f.g. as they struggle under the

    candelabra to the Scarecrow, Lion, Tin Man and Dorothy as they run out of

    hall -- CAMERA PANS left --

    WITCH o.s.

    ...them!  Stop them, you fools!

    MLS -- The Witch rushes forward down the stairs -- yells at her Winkies --

    CAMERA PANS her down the stairs, then she leads the Winkies out of the

    hall --

    WITCH

    They've gotten away! Stop them! Stop them!

    Int. Corridor -- as the Witch and Winkies pass out of shot, Dorothy and

    her friends peer out from behind a recess, then run back into the hall as

    they exit left

    LS - The four rush back into the hall - CAMERA TRUCKS back to left - they

    look about - the Scarecrow speaks -

    SCARECROW

    It's no use trying the doors again! Which

    room is it?

    MLS - The Winkies running back through the corridor -

    MLS - Dorothy, Scarecrow, Lion, Tin Man react as they hear the Winkies

    approaching - CAMERA PANS left as they start up the stairs -

    LION

    They're coming back!

    DOROTHY

    Ohhh!

    SCARECROW

    Oh - upstairs, quickly!

    TIN MAN

    Go on!

    MLS -- The Witch comes running back into the hall -- her Winkies right

    behind her -- she gives them orders -- the Guards separate --

    WITCH

    There they go!  Ah -- now we've got them!

    Half you go that way -- half you go that

    way!

    ELS -- camera shooting up to the Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow just

    disappearing at the top of stairs --

    WITCH o.s.

    Hurry!  Hurry!  Go!

    MLS - The Witch hits her Guards with her broomstick in an effort to speed

    them up - CAMERA PANS left slightly as they rush up the stairs -

    WITCH

    Go! Go! (etc.)

    ELS -- Ext. Battlements -- Scarecrow, Dorothy, Lion and Tin Man run down

    the steps from the tower in the b.g. -- they run along the battlement to

    exit left --

    LS -- The Foursome running forward along battlement -- they stop -- yell --

    then CAMERA BOOMS right with them as they run along toward second tower --

    they stop, Dorothy screams --

    LION

    Where -- where do we go now?

    SCARECROW

    This way!  Come on!

    ELS -- A Group of Winkies coming out of the tower at the head of steps in

    b.g. -- they roar menacingly --

    LS -- Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion and Dorothy run along battlement to left as

    CAMERA BOOMS with them --

    LS -- The other group of Winkies appears in the other tower -- they mumble

    -- charge forward --

    LS -- One Group of Winkies charges down the steps in the f.g. as we see

    the other group come forward along the battlement in b.g. -- CAMERA BOOMS

    to left --

    LS -- In. Hall -- Scarecrow, Dorothy, Tin Man and the Lion rush down the

    hall to b.g. -- are confronted by Winkies -- Dorothy screams -- more

    Winkies rush in from left f.g., trapping the four --

    MCS -- The Four -- they react as they look o.s. to f.g. -- Dorothy screams

    -- they turn, run back --

    LS -- In. Tower -- The Four run to left as Winkies pour in from right --

    to other Winkies enter from left -- Dorothy screams as they are captured --

    CAMERA PANS right as they back up against the table in f.g. -- Winkies

    surround them --

    MLS -- The Witch enters in b.g. -- comes forward to her Winkies in f.g. --

    CAMERA PULLS back as she comes up to Scarecrow, Dorothy and the Tin Man --

    she speaks to them --

    WITCH

    Well -- ring around the rosy -- a pocket

    full of spears! Thought you'd be pretty

    foxy, didn't you? Well, I'm going to start

    in on you right here - one after the other!

    CS -- Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow -- Lion hiding behind the Tin Man --

    all tremble with fear --

    WITCH o.s.

    And the last to go will see the first three

    go before her!  And your mangy little dog,

    too!

    MCU -- Witch smiles as she looks up o.s. -- CAMERA PANS up as she holds

    her broom up to the torch on wall --

    CS -- The Four react with fear --

    MCU -- The broomstick catches fire -- CAMERA PANS down to the Witch as she

    lowers it -- speaks --

    WITCH

    How about a little fire, Scarecrow?

    CS -- Lion, Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow -- all react as the broom is

    thrust into the scene and catches the Scarecrow's arm on fire -- he

    shouts, Dorothy screams -- Dorothy picks up a bucket as the CAMERA PULLS

    back, throws the water on Scarecrow --

    SCARECROW

    No -- No -- No -- No!

    DOROTHY

    Ohh!  OHH!  OHH!

    SCARECROW

    Help! I'm burning!  I'm burning!  I'm

    burning!  Help! Help! Help!

    MS -- Dorothy throwing water at Scarecrow -- some of it hits the Witch in

    the face -- Tin Man standing at left with the Lion --

    SCARECROW

    Help!

    MCU -- The water hits the Witch in the face --

    MS -- The Witch screams as the water hits her -- Tin Man, Lion, Dorothy

    and Scarecrow look at her --

    MLS -- The Lion, Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow watch the Witch as she

    screams and melts away -- camera shooting past Winkies in the f.g. -- the

    Witch curses as she disappears, finally only her cloak and hat remain on

    the floor -- her voice fades away --

    WITCH

    Ohhh -- you cursed brat!  Look what you've

    done!  I'm melting!  Melting!  Oh -- what a

    world -- what a world! Who would have

    thought a good little girl like you could

    destroy my beautiful wickedness!?  Ohhh!

    Look out!  Look out!  I'm going.  Ohhhh!

    Ohhhhhh....

    CS -- Lion, Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow looking down o.s. amazed --

    CS -- Shooting down to the Witch's cloak and hat smoldering on the floor --

    Toto enters from left and sniffs at them -- CAMERA PULLS back slightly as

    Nikko enters, growls --

    CS -- Leader of Winkies speaks to the Four o.s. in f.g. -- other Winkies

    in b.g. --

    LEADER

    She's....she's....dead!  You've killed her!

    CS -- Lion, Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow react -- Dorothy speaks, points

    to the Scarecrow --

    DOROTHY

    I -- I didn't mean to kill her....really I

    didn't! It's...it's just that he was on

    fire!

    MLS -- The Four standing in front of the Winkies -- the Leader turns to

    the others and speaks -- the Winkies kneel as they hail Dorothy --

    LEADER

    Hail to Dorothy!  The Wicked Witch is dead!

    WINKIES

    Hail!  Hail to Dorothy -- The Wicked Witch

    is dead!

    CS - Dorothy, with Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow in back of her - she

    speaks -

    DOROTHY

    You mean, you're...you're all happy about

    it?

    CS - The Leader raises up his head - speaks to Dorothy o.s. in f.g. -

    other Winkies in back of him -

    LEADER

    Very happy - now she won't be able to hit

    us with a broom....

    CS - Dorothy, with Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow in back of her - Dorothy

    turns to the Tin Man -

    LEADER o.s.

    ...anymore!

    DOROTHY

    The broom!

    MLS -- The Leader gives the broom to Dorothy as the Scarecrow, Lion and

    Tin Man react with joy -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward as Dorothy speaks to them

    -- the Winkies speak -- they sing - Dorothy and her friends dance about,

    then exit out to b.g. -

    DOROTHY

    May we have it?

    LEADER

    Please!  And take it with you!

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- thank you so much!  Now we can go

    back to the Wizard and tell him the Wicked

    Witch is dead!

    LEADER

    The Wicked Witch is dead!

    ALL

    The Wicked Witch is dead! The Wicked Witch

      is dead!

    Hail - Hail - the Witch is dead.

    Which old Witch? - the Wicked Witch.

    Hail - Hail - the Wicked Witch is dead.

    Hail - Hail - the Witch is dead

    Which old Witch? - the Wicked Witch....

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    ELS - In Emerald City - Streets are thronged with people - the procession

    enters from b.g., led by a band -

    ALL

    (sing)

    Hail - hail - the Wicked Witch is dead!

    MLS - The Band marching along the crowded streets - they turn, exit out to

    left f.g. -

    ALL

    (sing)

    Ding Dong! The Witch is dead.

    Which old Witch?

    The Wicked Witch!

    Ding Dong! The Wicked Witch is dead!

    ELS - The Procession comes forward through the crowded streets -

    surrounded by flower girls are Dorothy, the Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow -

    the Scarecrow is carrying the Witch's broomstick -

    ALL

    (sing)

    Wake up, you sleepy head

    Rub your eyes

    Get out of bed

    Wake up, the Wicked Witch is dead!

    MS - CAMERA TRUCKS back with the Tin Man, Lion, Dorothy and the Scarecrow

    as they come forward through the singing crowds - they wave, smile, etc. -

    ALL

    (sing)

    She's gone where the Goblins go

    Below -- below -- below!

    Yo ho, let's open....

    LS - The Procession passes girls lined up in front of the palace - the

    four pass along in front of them at left - all wave greetings -

    ALL

    (sing)

    ...up and sing

    And ring the bells out.

    Ding Dong! The merry-oh

    Sing it high

    Sing it....

    ELS - Full shot of the area in front of Palace - the Procession files

    around in it to the right -

    ALL

    (sing)

    ...low.

    Let them know

    The Wicked Witch is dead!

    Ding Dong! The Witch is dead.

    Which old....

    ELS - CAMERA BOOMS back to left with the Procession as it comes forward -

    ALL

    (sing)

    ...witch?

    The Wicked Witch

    Ding Dong! The Wicked Witch is dead!

    ELS - CAMERA PANS right with the Procession as it marches toward the

    palace - CAMERA BOOMS around to one of the huge crystals as the Tin Man,

    Dorothy, Scarecrow and Lion enter through the palace gates -

    ALL

    (sing)

    Wake up, you sleepy head.

    Rub your eyes -

    Get out of bed.

    Wake up, the Wicked Witch is dead.

    She's gone where the Goblins go -

    Below - below - below.

    No ho, let's open up and sing

    And ring the bells out.

    Ding Dong! The merry-oh

    Sing it high --

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    Int. Throne room -- LS -- Throne -- Oz's voice booms out as the CAMERA

    PULLS back to reveal the Scarecrow, Dorothy, Lion and Tin Man standing in

    front of it --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Can I believe my eyes?  Why....

    MLS -- The Four trembling with fear -- CAMERA PULLS back as Dorothy comes

    forward with the broomstick and places it on the steps to throne -- she

    speaks --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...have you come back?

    DOROTHY

    Please, sir.  We've done what you told us.

    We've brought you the broomstick of the

    Wicked Witch of the West.  We melted her.

    OZ'S VOICE

    Oh ....

    MLS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...you liquidated her, eh?  Very....

    MS -- Dorothy smiling, with the Tin Man, Lion and the Scarecrow in back of

    her also looking pleased -- she speaks -- they react as Oz speaks --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...resourceful!

    DOROTHY

    Yes, sir.  So we'd like you to keep your

    promise to us, if you please, sir.

    OZ'S VOICE

    Not so fast!  Not....

    MLS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...so fast!  I'll have to give the matter a

    little thought.  Go away and come back

    tomorrow!

    MS -- Dorothy, with her three friends behind her -- she reacts, speaks --

    the Tin Man and the Lion put in a word for her --

    DOROTHY

    Tomorrow?  Oh, but I want to go home now.

    TIN MAN

    You've had plenty of time already!

    LION

    Yeah!

    MLS -- Throne --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Do not arouse the wrath....

    MCU -- Toto at Dorothy's feet -- CAMERA PANS right with him as he runs to

    a curtain that hangs near the throne steps --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...of the Great and Powerful Oz!  I said --

    come back tomorrow!

    MS -- The Four -- Dorothy speaks as she looks o.s. to right f.g. -- CAMERA

    PULLS back to right to enter the curtain where Toto ran in the b.g. -- it

    shakes as Toto starts to pull it back --

    DOROTHY

    If you were really great and powerful,

    you'd keep your promises!

    OZ'S VOICE

    Do you presume to criticize the....

    MLS -- Toto pulls back the curtain to reveal the Wizard at the controls of

    the throne apparatus -- his back to the camera

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...Great Oz?  You ungrateful creatures!

    MLS -- The Four react with fear -- Scarecrow looks o.s. to right -- points

    for Dorothy --

    OZ'S VOICE

    Think yourselves lucky that I'm....

    LS -- Shooting past the Four at left to the Wizard at the controls of the

    throne apparatus -- the Four react as they see him after Dorothy calls

    their attention to him --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...giving you audience tomorrow, instead

    of....

    MS -- The Wizard at the controls -- his back to camera -- he speaks into

    the microphone -- he turns, looks o.s. to f.g. and sees that the curtain

    is gone -- reacts and turns back to the controls --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...twenty years from now.  Oh -- oh  oh!

    The Great Oz has spoken!  Oh -- Oh ---....

    LS -- Shooting past the Four at left to the Wizard as he pulls back the

    curtain --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ... Oh .... Oh ....

    MS - The Wizard peers out from behind the curtain -

    MS - Tin Man, Lion, Dorothy and Scarecrow react as they look at the Wizard

    o.s. to right - Dorothy speaks

    DOROTHY

    Who are you?

    MCU - The Wizard peering out from curtain - he ducks back out of sight and

    his voice booms out again -

    OZ'S VOICE

    Oh - I - Pay no....

    LS -- Shooting past the Four at left to the Curtain in b.g. -- Dorothy

    goes over to it and starts to pull it aside --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ...attention to that man behind the curtain.

    Go - before I lose my temper! The Great and

    Powerful ---....

    MCS -- Dorothy pulls back the curtain to reveal the Wizard at the controls

    -- he reacts as he sees Dorothy -- Dorothy questions him -- the Wizard

    starts to speak into the microphone -- then turns weakly back to Dorothy --

    CAMERA PULLS back slightly as the Lion, Scarecrow and Tin Man enter and

    stand behind Dorothy --

    OZ'S VOICE

    ... -- Oz -- has spoken!

    DOROTHY

    Who are you?

    OZ'S VOICE

    Well, I -- I -- I am the Great and Powerful

    -- Wizard of Oz.

    DOROTHY

    You are?

    WIZARD

    Uhhhh -- yes...

    DOROTHY

    I don't believe you!

    WIZARD

    No, I'm afraid it's true. There's no other

    Wizard except me.

    MCS -- Dorothy and her three friends react -- Camera shooting past the

    Wizard at left -- the Scarecrow and Lion speak angrily --

    SCARECROW

    You humbug!

    LION

    Yeah!

    CS -- Wizard -- shooting past Dorothy, the Lion and Scarecrow -- the

    Wizard speaks --

    WIZARD

    Yes-s-s -- that...that's exactly so.  I'm

    a humbug!

    DOROTHY

    Oh ....

    MCU -- Dorothy -- Tin Man and Scarecrow behind her --

    DOROTHY

    ...you're a very bad man!

    MCU -- The Wizard reacts, speaks humbly --

    WIZARD

    Oh, no, my dear -- I'm -- I'm a very good

    man. I'm just a very bad Wizard.

    MCU - Scarecrow and Dorothy - Scarecrow threatens the Wizard o.s. -

    SCARECROW

    You'd better be good enough to send Dorothy

    back to Kansas!

    CS - Wizard - shooting past Lion, Dorothy and Scarecrow in f.g. -

    WIZARD

    Uh - now, please don't be angry with me.

    I'll - I'll do anything you say, only...

    only if you don't shout at me. It makes me

    nervous!

    SCARECROW

    It makes you nervous?

    WIZARD

    Yes.

    MCS -- Tin Man, Scarecrow, Dorothy and Lion -- shooting past the Wizard in

    left f.g.

    SCARECROW

    What about us?

    WIZARD

    Well, I --

    SCARECROW

    What about the heart that you promised Tin

    Man --?

    WIZARD

    Well, I --

    SCARECROW

    -- And the courage that you promised

    Cowardly Lion?

    WIZARD

    Well, I --

    TIN MAN AND LION

    And Scarecrow's brain?

    CS - Wizard - shooting past Lion, Dorothy and Scarecrow in f.g. -

    WIZARD

    Well,  I-- but you've got them. You've had

    them all the...

    MCS- Tin Man, Scarecrow, Dorothy and Lion - shooting past the Wizard in

    left f.g. - the four react, speak together - the Scarecrow moves around to

    the Wizard -

    WIZARD

    ...time!

    ALL TOGETHER

    Oh, no we haven't!

    TIN MAN

    You don't get around us that easy!

    LION

    Not nohow!

    WIZARD

    Well --

    SCARECROW

    You promised us real things -- a real...

    CS - Wizard - shooting past the Scarecrow at right - the Wizard reacts to

    their demands - starts to speak -

    SCARECROW

    ...brain!

    TIN MAN o.s.

    A real heart!

    LION

    Real courage. That's what we want.

    WIZARD

    You do? boys, you're aiming low. You not

    only surprise, but you grieve me.

    MS -- The Wizard speaks to Tin Man, Dorothy, Lion and the Scarecrow -- the

    Wizard becomes eloquent -- steps closer to the Scarecrow --

    WIZARD

    Why, anybody can have a brain.  That's a

    very mediocre commodity.  Every pusillanimous

    creature that crawls on the earth -- or

    slinks through slimy seas has a brain!

    MCU -- Wizard -- shooting past the Scarecrow at right --

    WIZARD

    From the rock-bound coast of Maine to the

    Sun.... oh - oh, no -- -- ah - Well, be

    that as it may. Back where I come from we

    have universities, seats of great learning

    -- where men go to become great thinkers.

    And when they come out, they think deep

    thoughts -- and with no more brains than

    you have.... But!  They have one thing you

    haven't got!  A diploma!

    MS -- The Wizard reaches back and obtains several diplomas -- selecting

    one and presents it to the Scarecrow as Dorothy, Tin Man and the Lion look

    on --

    WIZARD

    Therefore, by virtue of the authority

    vested in me by the Universitatus

    Committeeatum e plurbis unum, I hereby

    confer upon you the honorary degree of Th.D.

    SCARECROW

    Th.D.?

    MCU -- Wizard -- shooting past the Scarecrow at right --

    WIZARD

    Yeah -- that...that's Dr. of Thinkology!

    CU -- The Scarecrow recites the Pythagoras Theorem -- reacts with joy --

    SCARECROW

    The sum of the square roots of any two

    sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to

    the square root of the remaining side.  Oh

    joy, rapture!  I've got a brain!

    MCS -- Wizard, Scarecrow, Dorothy, Tin Man and Lion -- the Scarecrow

    thanks the Wizard -- Wizard takes the Lion and leads him forward -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS back and PANS right -- the others follow -- the Wizard pauses on

    the throne steps -- opens a door and takes out a black bag -- takes a

    medal from the bag --

    SCARECROW

    How can I ever thank you enough?

    WIZARD

    Well, you can't.  As for you, my fine

    friend -- you're a victim of disorganized

    thinking.  You are under the unfortunate

    delusion that simply because you run away

    from danger, you have no courage.  You're

    confusing courage with wisdom.  Back where

    I come from, we have men who are called

    heroes.  Once a year, they take their

    fortitude out of mothballs and parade it

    down the main street of the city.  And they

    have no more courage than you have.  But!

    They have one thing that you haven't got!

    A medal!  Therefore -- for meritorious....

    MCU -- Lion -- shooting past the Wizard in the f.g. as he presents the

    medal to the beaming Lion --

    WIZARD

    ...conduct, extraordinary valor, conspicuous

    bravery against wicked witches, I award you

    the Triple Cross.

    MS -- Scarecrow, Tin Man and Dorothy watching as the Wizard presents the

    medal to the Lion --

    WIZARD

    You are now a member of the Legion of

    Courage!

    MCU -- The Wizard leans forward and kisses the Lion -- the Lion reacts,

    speaks --

    LION

    Oh -- Oh -- shucks, folks, I'm speechless!

    MS -- Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow watch the Lion as he beams with joy over

    his new medal -- the Wizard turns to the Tin Man -- speaks to him --

    WIZARD

    As for you, my galvanized friend, you want

    a heart! You don't know how lucky you are

    not to have one. Hearts will never be

    practical until they can be made

    unbreakable. I could have been a world

    figure, a power among men, a - a successful

    wizard, had I not been obstructed by a heart.

    TIN MAN

    But I still want one.

    WIZARD

    Yes -- ....

    MCU -- Wizard -- shooting past the Tin Man in left f.g.

    WIZARD

    ...back where I come from there are men who

    do nothing all day but good deeds.  They

    are called phil...er -- er -- phil -- er,

    yes...good-deed-doers.  And their hearts

    are no bigger than yours.  But!  They have

    one thing you haven't got!  A testimonial!

    MCS -- The Tin Man waits as the Wizard bends down and gets a heart-shaped

    watch from his black bag -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward slightly as he presents

    it to the Tin Man as Dorothy, Lion and Scarecrow look on --

    WIZARD

    Therefore, in consideration of your

    kindness, I take pleasure at this time in

    presenting you with a small token of our

    esteem and affection.  And remember, my

    sentimental friend....

    MCU -- Wizard -- shooting past the Tin Man in left f.g.

    WIZARD

    ...that a heart is not judged by how much

    you love, but by how much you are loved by

    others.

    CS -- Tin Man -- shooting past the Wizard in right -- Dorothy standing at

    left -- the Tin Man listens to his watch, then holds it up to Dorothy's

    ear --

    TIN MAN

    Ahh --- Oh, it ticks!  Listen!

    DOROTHY

    Yes...!

    MS -- Scarecrow, Lion, Dorothy react as the Tin Man shows them the watch --

    the Wizard smiles as he watches them -- Lion points to his medal --

    DOROTHY

    ...yes.

    TIN MAN

    Look -- it ticks!

    LION

    Read...read what my medal says.

    INSERT -- CU of the Medal on the Lion's chest -- reads COURAGE --

    LION

    Courage!...

    MS -- Int. Throne Room -- Scarecrow, Dorothy, The Wizard and Tin Man

    admire the Lion's medal -- then they ask about Dorothy's request --

    LION

    ...Ain't it the truth!  Ain't it the truth!

    DOROTHY

    Oh -- oh -- they're all wonderful.

    SCARECROW

    Hey -- what about Dorothy?

    TIN MAN

    Yes -- how about Dorothy?

    LION

    Yeah.

    WIZARD

    Ah --

    LION

    Dorothy next!

    WIZARD

    Yes. Dorothy -- ah -- Dor --

    CU -- Dorothy --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, I don't think there's anything in that

    black bag for me.

    MCU - The Wizard protests - mumbles as he starts to look into the bag -

    WIZARD

    Well, no - no -- on the contrary, on

    the ---- ....

    MS -- The Wizard rummages through the bag as Dorothy and the others look

    on -- he finds nothing, so he speaks encouragingly of what he'll do -

    CAMERA TRUCKS forward slightly -

    WIZARD

    ...I -- ah -- on the contr -- -- Here --

    Well, you force me into a cataclysmic

    decision.  The only way to get Dorothy back

    to Kansas is for me to take her there myself!

    CU -- Dorothy reacts, speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, will you?  Could you? Oh -- but are you

    a clever enough Wizard....

    MCU -- The Wizard --

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...to manage it?

    WIZARD

    Child -- you cut me to the quick! I'm an

    old Kansas man myself...born and....

    CU -- Dorothy is pleased -- looks about at the others --

    WIZARD o.s.

    ...bred in the heart of the western

    wilderness -- Premier balloonist par....

    MS -- Scarecrow, Dorothy, Lion and Tin Man listening to the Wizard --

    WIZARD

    ...excellence to the Miracle Wonderland

    Carnival Company -- until one day, while

    performing spectacular feats of stratospheric

    skill never before attempted by civilized

    man, an unfortunate phenomena occurred.

    The balloon failed to return to the fair.

    LION

    It did?

    MCU - The Wizard -

    WIZARD

    Yes. There was I, floating through space --

    a man without a continent!

    CU -- Dorothy --

    DOROTHY

    Weren't you frightened?

    MS -- Scarecrow, Dorothy, Wizard, Tin Man and Lion on the steps near the

    throne -- the Wizard speaks as they come forward -- CAMERA PULLS back to

    left as they come forward to door -- they pause -- then again come forward

    to the doorway -- all react to the Wizard's announcement --

    WIZARD

    Frightened?  You are talking to a man who

    has laughed in the face of death -- sneered

    at doom and chuckled at catastrophe.  I was

    petrified.  Then suddenly the wind changed,

    and the balloon floated down into the heart

    of this noble city, where I was instantly

    acclaimed Oz, the First Wizard de Luxe!

    DOROTHY

    Ohhh!

    WIZARD

    Times being what they were, I accepted the

    job, -- retaining my balloon against the

    advent of a quick get-away.

    (laughs)

    And in that balloon, my dear Dorothy, you

    and I will return to the land of E Pluribus

    Unum!

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    Ext. Public Square, Emerald City -- LS -- The Wizard and Dorothy in the

    basket of balloon -- Tin Man, Scarecrow and Lion standing on platform with

    them -- people of Oz grouped about them -- the Wizard speaks to them as

    the CAMERA MOVES forward -- the people cheer --

    WIZARD

    Good people of Oz, this is positively the

    finest exhibition ever to be shown --

    (stammers)

    -- yes -- well -- be that as it may -- I,

    your Wizard par ardua ad alta, am about to

    embark upon a hazardous and technically

    unexplainable journey into the outer

    stratosphere.

    MCS -- Wizard and Dorothy in the basket -- the Wizard speaks to the crowd

    o.s. -- CAMERA PANS to left to enter the Tin Man and Scarecrow, then PANS

    right as the Wizard points to the Lion --

    WIZARD

    To confer, converse, and otherwise hob-nob

    with my brother wizards.  And I hereby

    decree that until what time -- if any --

    that I return, the Scarecrow, by virtue of

    his highly superior brains, shall rule in

    my stead...assisted by the Tin Man, by

    virtue of his magnificent heart...and the

    Lion -- by virtue of his courage! Obey them

    as you would me! And - ah - well, that's all.

    CU -- Toto in Dorothy's arms -- he barks at something o.s. -- People cheer

    o.s.

    WIZARD o.s.

    Thank you.

    MCU -- Oz woman with a cat in her arms --

    MCU -- Toto barking in Dorothy's arms --

    MCS -- Dorothy in basket of balloon -- Toto jumps from her arms -- she

    reacts, starts to climb out --

    MLS -- Tin Man, Scarecrow and Lion on platform -- Wizard in the basket of

    balloon -- Dorothy climbs out -- yells

    DOROTHY

    Oh, come back here!  Toto!

    MCS -- Dorothy by the side of the basket -- she speaks to the Wizard, then

    runs down from the platform -- Lion and Scarecrow seen --

    DOROTHY

    Come back! Oh, don't go without me! I'll be

    right back!  Toto!

    MLS -- Wizard on balloon platform -- Scarecrow, Lion and Tin Man standing

    by -- The Wizard protests as the balloon starts to rise --

    TIN MAN

    Stop that dog!

    WIZARD

    This is a highly irregular procedure! This

    is absolutely unprecedented!

    TIN MAN

    Oh!  Help me! The balloon's going up!

    ELS -- The Wizard rises slowly in the basket of balloon as the Oz people

    watch -- Scarecrow and Tin Man try to hold the balloon down -- Dorothy

    runs up on the platform, the Lion following -- she yells to the Wizard --

    he shouts back -- the Oz people wave goodbye -- the balloon exits to left

    f.g. --

    WIZARD

    -- Ruined my exit!

    TIN MAN

    Help!

    DOROTHY

    Oh!  Come back!  Don't go without me!

    Please come back!

    WIZARD

    I can't come back!  I don't know how it

    works!

    DOROTHY

    Oh --

    WIZARD

    Goodbye, folks!

    OZ PEOPLE

    Goodbye!  Goodbye!

    MCS -- Tin Man, Scarecrow and Lion grouped about Dorothy -- she speaks --

    they ask her to stay with them -- then the Scarecrow reacts, points up

    o.s. --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, now I'll never get home!

    LION

    Stay with us, then, Dorothy.  We all love

    you.  We don't want you to go.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, that's very kind of you -- but this

    could never be like Kansas.  Auntie Em must

    have stopped wondering what happened to me

    by now.  Oh, Scarecrow, what am I going to

    do?

    SCARECROW

    Look -- here's someone who can help you!

    MS -- A group of Oz men react as they look up o.s. -- they bow out of the

    scene -- suddenly Glinda appears in the scene -- CAMERA TRUCKS back to

    left over heads of the bowing Oz people as she moves down the steps and up

    onto the platform to Dorothy, Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow --

    CS -- Dorothy, Glinda and Scarecrow on the platform -- Dorothy speaks with

    Glinda -- CAMERA PULLS back to enter Tin Man and Lion -- Tin Man speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Oh, will you help me?  Can you help me?

    GLINDA

    You don't need to be helped any longer.

    You've always had the power to go back to

    Kansas.

    DOROTHY

    I have?

    SCARECROW

    Then why didn't you tell her before?

    GLINDA

    Because she wouldn't have believed me. She

    had to learn it for herself.

    TIN MAN

    What have you learned, Dorothy?

    MCU -- Dorothy -- Lion behind her -- she speaks --

    DOROTHY

    Well, I -- I think that it -- that it

    wasn't enough just to want to see Uncle

    Henry and Auntie Em -- and it's that -- if

    I ever go looking for my heart's desire

    again, I won't look any further than my own

    backyard.  Because if it isn't there, I

    never really lost it to begin with!  Is

    that right?

    MCS -- Tin Man, Dorothy, Glinda, Scarecrow and Lion on platform -- they

    speak -- Glinda points down to Dorothy's slippers --

    GLINDA

    That's all it is!

    SCARECROW

    But that's so easy!  I should have thought

    of it for you.

    TIN MAN

    I should have felt it in my heart.

    GLINDA

    No.  She had to find it out for herself.

    Now, those magic slippers will take you

    home in two seconds!

    DOROTHY

    Oh....

    CS -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Scarecrow in b.g. -- Dorothy reacts, speaks --

    turns about -- begins to cry as she realizes she will lose her three

    friends -- CAMERA PANS her left to Tin Man -- she wipes his tears away --

    gives him his oil can and then kisses him -- then CAMERA TRUCKS forward

    slightly as she says goodbye to the Lion -- PANS right slightly as she

    turns to the Scarecrow -- hugs him -- then steps back to Glinda as CAMERA

    PANS slightly --

    DOROTHY

    ...Toto, too?

    GLINDA

    Toto, too.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, now?

    GLINDA

    Whenever you wish.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, dear -- that's too wonderful to be true!

    Oh, it's -- it's going to be so hard to say

    goodbye.  I love you all, too.  Goodbye, Tin

    Man.  Oh, don't cry.  You'll rust so

    dreadfully.  Here -- here's your oil-can.

    Goodbye.

    TIN MAN

    Now I know I've got a heart -- 'cause it's

    breaking.

    DOROTHY

    Oh --  Goodbye, Lion.  You know, I know it

    isn't right, but I'm going to miss the way

    you used to holler for help before you found

    your courage.

    LION

    Well -- I would never've found it if it

    hadn't been for you.

    DOROTHY

    I think I'll miss you most of all.

    GLINDA

    Are you ready now?

    DOROTHY

    Yes.  Say goodbye, Toto.

    MS -- Dorothy waves Toto's paw at the Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow -- then

    speaks to Glinda -- Glinda instructs her --

    DOROTHY

    Yes, I'm ready now.

    GLINDA

    Then close your eyes, and tap your heels

    together three times.

    MCU -- Dorothy's heels as she clicks them together three times --

    MCU -- Dorothy and Glinda -- Glinda instructs her -- waves her wand --

    Dorothy closes her eyes -- CAMERA TRUCKS in to a big CU of Dorothy -- she

    speaks -- the scene darkens behind her --

    GLINDA

    And think to yourself -- "There's no place

    like home; there's no place like home;

    there's no place like home."

    DOROTHY

    There's no place like home.  There's no

    place like home.  There's no place like

    home.  There's no place like home.

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    ELS - The Munchkins waving goodbye from the gates of the Munchkin Village -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    There's no place like...

    CS - The Witch laughing -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...home. There's no place....

    MCS - The Wizard at the control panel in the Throne Room - he turns, looks

    o.s. to f.g. - reacts - pulls the curtain -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    ...like home. There's no place like home.

    MS - Glinda leading the Munchkins in a dance - Munchkins in the b.g. -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    There's no place like home.

    MCU - Lion growling -

    MS - The Tin Man breaking in the door of the Witch's Tower Room -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    There's no place like home.

    MS - Hickory's Wind Machine on the Gale farm -

    DOROTHY o.s.

    There's no place like home.

    CS - Horse looking out from stall -

    CS - Cow - CAMERA PANS slightly -

    MCS - Chickens moving about -

    CS - Auntie Em offers forward a plate of crullers -

    LAP DISSOLVE TO:

    CU -- Dorothy lying on pillow -- she mumbles -- Aunt Em's hands enter --

    put cloth on Dorothy's head --

    DOROTHY

    (mumbling)

    -- there's no place like home -- there's no

    place like home --

    AUNT EM o.s.

    Dorothy - Dorothy! It's me -- Aunt Em.

    CS -- Dorothy lying on bed -- mumbling -- she opens her eyes -- looks

    around room -- CAMERA TRUCKS back showing Aunt Em seated on edge of bed --

    Uncle Henry standing by -- Professor Marvel enters at window -- speaks --

    Dorothy reacts -- looks at him --

    AUNT EM o.s.

    Wake up, honey.

    DOROTHY

    -- no place like home -- there's no place

    like home -- no place --

    AUNT EM

    Dorothy.  Dorothy, dear. It's Aunt Em,

    darling.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, Auntie Em -- it's you!

    AUNT EM

    Yes, darling.

    PROFESSOR MARVEL

    Hello, there!  Anybody home?  I -- I just

    dropped by because I heard the little girl

    got caught in the big -- Well....

    MCU -- Dorothy -- Camera shooting down past Aunt Em at right --

    PROFESSOR MARVEL o.s.

    ...she seems all right now.

    UNCLE HENRY o.s.

    Yeah.

    MS -- Dorothy lying in bed -- Aunt Em seated by her -- Uncle Henry

    standing by -- Professor at window -- Dorothy raises up on her elbow --

    speaks -- Aunt Em puts her back on pillow -- then rises and exits -- Hunk

    -- Hickory and Zeke enter -- kneel beside bed -- CAMERA TRUCKS forward --

    they speak to Dorothy -- CAMERA PULLS back as Zeke and others exit right --

    Aunt Em re-enters -- sits by Dorothy -- holds her head(hand) -- CAMERA

    TRUCKS back -- Zeke and others standing at right --

    UNCLE HENRY

    She got quite a bump on the head -- we kinda

    thought there for a minute she was going to

    leave us.

    PROFESSOR

    Oh --

    DOROTHY

    But I did leave you, Uncle Henry -- that's

    just the trouble.  And I tried to get back

    for days and days.

    AUNT EM

    There, there, lie quiet now.  You just had

    a bad dream.

    DOROTHY

    No --

    HUNK

    Sure -- remember me -- your old pal, Hunk?

    HICKORY

    And me -- Hickory?

    ZEKE

    You couldn't forget my face, could you?

    DOROTHY

    No.  But it wasn't a dream -- it was a place.

    And you -- and you -- and you -- and you were

    there.

    PROFESSOR

    Oh --

    (others laugh)

    DOROTHY

    But you couldn't have been, could you?

    AUNT EM

    Oh, we dream lots of silly things when we --

    DOROTHY

    No, Aunt Em -- this was a real, truly live

    place.  And I remember that some of it

    wasn't very nice....

    MCU -- Dorothy -- Camera shooting down past Aunt Em --

    DOROTHY

    ...but most of it was beautiful.  But just

    the same, all I kept saying to everybody

    was, I want to go home. And they sent me

    home.

    MLS -- Dorothy lying in bed -- Aunt Em sitting by her -- Professor at

    window -- Uncle Henry -- Zeke -- Hunk and Hickory standing by -- they

    laugh -- Toto jumps up on to bed -- Dorothy takes Toto in her arms --

    DOROTHY

    Doesn't anybody believe me?

    UNCLE HENRY

    Of course we believe you, Dorothy.

    DOROTHY

    Oh, but anyway, Toto, we're home!

    MCU -- Dorothy holding Toto in her arms -- Camera shooting past Aunt Em at

    right f.g. --  Dorothy looks around room -- speaks -- tears come to her

    eyes -- Aunt Em rises -- puts her arm around Dorothy -

    DOROTHY

    Home!  And this is my room -- and you're

    all here!  And I'm not going to leave here

    ever, ever again, because I love you all!

    And -- Oh, Auntie Em -- there's no place

    like home!

    FADE OUT:

    FADE IN -- THE END -- FADE OUT

  3. My daughter's daycare did an annual year end program for each "grade" level.  The 3 year olds sang a few songs, the 4 year olds preformed their songs, etc.  It was all centered around a "theme".  Theirs was a country western rodeo.  The kids got cowboy hats and bandannas when they arrived.  The boys had sherriffs hats.  They made theme related crafts at different stations and had an ice cream sundae social.  It was really cute.  

    If you chose a theme like the rodeo and when the kids get their "Diploma" they could be shaped as big gold stars with their names on them. The kids could help out at the different stations and show their parents what they did over the past year kind of like a show and tell event.

  4. At one of my children's pre-k graduation ceremonies, each child told what they would like to thank their parents for! It was really sweet.

  5. What ceremony?  I admit to not understanding this necessity for "graduating" from every grade.  In fact, it seems to me to devalue one's real graduation from high school.  Personally, I believe a return to the old way is best here.

  6. Have them all sing songs they've learned (Wheels on the Bus, ABCs, Itsy Bitsy Spider), especially if gestures go with it.  Whatever you do, it will have to be short (but you already know that!), and the parents just want photo ops.....

  7. I used to teach Pre-K and when we had "graduation" we just had them sing some of their favorite songs or show a special talent.  For example, one year I had a couple of little boys who loved to tumble and were very good at it so we brought out the mats and let them do a tumbling act.  The kids can sing solos if they are comfortable or sing in pairs or as a group, whatever they are willing to do.  But, no matter what you do the parents LOVE it and the kids love showing off for them.  Everyone always had a great time at ours no matter what we did.

  8. A lot of children's books can be turned into plays (very hungry caterpillar, gingerbread man, walking through the jungle,...). The advantage is they tend to be short and the children are already familiar with it

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