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1 Scene I В большом городе The author: There lived a boy and a girl in a big city where the capstans of houses touch clouds and swallows build their nests under the tile roofs. The windows of their houses faced each other and the children cheerfully played and looked after fine roses on a small balcony connecting the houses. They were friends and they liked each other so much that they could not live without each other even one day. Kay. Gerda, this book is so interesting! Thank you for reading it to me! Gerda. Kai, my dear Kai! I like reading it for you! And look at our house. It`s so cosy and nice in our house. I`m so happy! Kay. And look at our roses, Gerda! They have become so beautiful! Gerda. And what a wonderful aroma! Just feel it, Kai! Звук метели Somebody is coming... Kay. Oh, yes. Somebody is coming. Gerda. It`s our Granny. (knock!) Why is she knocking? Keep quiet! Let's hide and frighten her. Kay. All right! Kay. Bow-wow-wow! Gerda. Miaow, miaow! В дом вошел высокий незнакомец Man. What is going on in this house? Why are you shouting, you silly children? Gerda. We are very sorry. We thought you were our Granny. Man. What nonsense! As you can see, I am not your Granny! (He looks around.) Where are the roses? Gerda (in confusion). Here they are. Man. I see. They are rather beautiful! They are in blossom. Kay. Granny! Gerda. Our Granny! Granny. My dear children... Man. Good evening, madam, Granny. Good evening, sir. What can I do for you? Who are you? Man. I'm the King's Counselor. I've heard about your roses, and I want to buy them. Granny. Do you like flowers so much? King s Counselor. I hate them. Here are ten pounds for your roses. Granny. I am not going to sell the roses. We like them so much. Gerda. Yes, we like them very much. King's Counselor. Twenty pounds. King's Counselor. Thirty... fifty... one hundred. King's Counselor. You are You are very stubborn. Two hundred pounds for your roses! King's Counselor. Then... then you are a crazy old woman. Kay. Don't shout at our Granny! Everybody respects her. She is so kind. Gerda. Yes, yes, don't shout at her. We love her so much. King's Counselor. Well, I am leaving. But I'll tell the Snow Queen about you. (Goes out of the room.) Какой злой человек! Kay. What an angry old man! Gerda. He wanted to take our roses. And he said: Snow Queen. Granny, who is she? 1
2 Granny. The Snow Queen lives in the North in her ice palace. She is very beautiful, but very cruel. Kay. Granny, have you ever seen her? Granny. No, I haven't. But I've heard a lot about her. Be calm, children! Suddenly a beautiful woman appears in the room. She is dressed in white. Kay. Oh, who are you? Snow Queen. I am the Snow Queen. Good evening, all of you. Granny. Good evening, Your Majesty. Sit down, please.would you like some tea? Снежная королева очень богата. Snow Queen. No, no! It's too hot for me. I want to have a talk with you, ma'am. I was told about you. You are a very nice woman, but you are very poor. And you have two children. I suppose it must be difficult for you to bring them both up. And I am quite alone, but very rich. So, I will take this boy from you. Kay. What? Snow Queen. He will live with me, and he will be a son to me. Kay. Granny, I don`t want to go with her! Gerda. Granny, don't give Kay to this woman. Granny. Don't worry, children. I will never let him go. Kay (to the Snow Queen). Did you hear my Granny? Snow Queen. You must think, Kay. You will be my only son. You will live in the palace with me and I'll give you everything you want! Kay. No. I don't want to leave Gerda and Granny! Snow Queen. All right, Kay. Stay here. (Comes up to Kay and touches his chest with her magic wand.) Good-bye to you all. (To Kay.) See you soon, my boy. Бедный Кай! Kay. (Touches his chest) Ha-ha-ha! Oh, how funny and fat you are, Granny! And you, Gerda, you are so ugly! Gerda. Granny, Granny, what's the matter with him? Granny. Kay, what is going on? Kay. Oh, I am sick and tired of you both. I hate everything here. I don't want to live in this poor house. I am leaving. Good-bye! (Runs out.). Gerda. Kay! Kay! (Embraces her Granny and weeps.) Scene II. Gerda is crying near the roses. Gerda. Oh, my God! Kay is dead! Oh, my poor Kay! Милая Герда! Кай жив! The Rose. Don t believe it! Don t believe! He is alive, my pretty girl! Believe me! My roots have never seen him under the ground, so Kay has never been to the Kingdom of the Death. You should find him! Gerda. But the Snow Queen The Rose. Don t be afraid of her! Go, go, my dear! Your kind heart will be able to save you both! Gerda. Thank you, my dear Rose! I`ll find my brother Kay. Good buy. The Rose. Good buy Gerda, and good luck, good luck! 2
3 Scene III. Долго шла бедная, маленькая, храбрая Герда. Картинка с замком А где-то слышались веселые голоса. Prince. Stop playing this game, Elza. I am tired of chess. Let's play another game. Princess. Then let's play hide-and-seek, Kay. Prince. All right! You hide now and I'll count up to twenty! I'll begin now: one, two, three... He turns back and counts. The Princess is running round the hall, searching for shelter. Suddenly she sees Gerda and the two Crows. The Princess shrieks with fear and jumps to one side. Princess. Oh, who's there? Prince. Is it a rat? Princess. No, it is not a rat. It's a little girl and a Crow. Prince. What are you doing here, young lady? How did you get here? And why are you crying? Gerda. My name is Gerda. I am crying because you are not my brother Kay. The Snow Queen took him away. Prince. Don't cry, Gerda. We'll help you. Where are you going? Gerda. I'm going to the North. I must find the Snow Queen. Princess. But that's a long way. Gerda: Never mind, Г am not afraid. Prince. I think I know what to do. We'll give her a carriage. Princess (clapping her hands). What a brilliant idea! A gold carriage! Prince. And you, Elza, give her a coat, a hat, fur boots and a muff! Princess. With great pleasure. I have lots of them. (To the servants.) Bring my clothes for Gerda! Принцесса и ее брат Кай с радостью помогли Герде. Gerda. Thank you very much! Scene V. Герде предстоял путь через темный лес Gerda. Kay! Kay! 1st Robber. Look at her! 2 nd Robber. This girl is a princess! 1st Robber. Princess? 2nd Robber. Yes! Yes! Look here! 1st Robber. Great! A princess. Take the gold. (Takes out a knife.) 2nd Robber. What about the girl? 1st Robber. Kill her! (Takes out a knife.) Gerda. Don't kill me, please! Take my muff, my hat, my coat, and my boots. Only let me go. 2nd Robber. What a silly girl! 1st Robber. (To Gerda). You'll be killed! Gerda. Dear robbers, Please. Let me go. Kay will die without me and he is a very, very good boy. (Through tears.) Please, Let me go. 1st Robber and 2nd Robber. No, no come here! Маленькая разбойница хотела оставить Герду у себя. Little Girl Robber. Don't touch her! Oh, what a nice girl! She will play with me. She will be mine. (To Gerda.) Oh, how pretty you are! You'll be my friend. Give me your muff, your coat and your hat. What is your name, girl? Gerda. Gerda. You can take my clothes, but it`s so cold in the Snow Queen's Kingdom. Little Girl Robber (stamping her foot). No! You won't go there... You will live with me. Gerda. But I can`t! Oh, dear girl, let me go, please. I must save Kay. Little Girl Robber. Who is Kay? Gerda. Kay is my brother. The Snow Queen took him away. I must find him! Little Girl Robber. All right! I will let you go. Go! Save your brother. Take your coat and hat. But I won`t let you go until you dance for me. Dance! Dance for me! Следующий сайд. Музыка. Танцуй Герда! Gerda is dancing. Убираем титры Little Girl Robber. Kiss me. Good luck, Gerda! Gerda. Thank you, girl. Good-bye! Good-bye! 3
4 Scene VI. The Snow Queen is sitting on her throne. Kay is sitting on the small chair. Следующий сайд. Метель. Snow Queen. Kay, my boy! How are you? Oh, you are cold I see. It s good, very good! Listen to me, Kay. I saw one silly little girl. Gerda by name. Дворец Снежной Королевы овевали жестокие ветры Kay. Gerda? Snow Queen. Gerda, Gerda! Ha-ha-ha! Poor girl! She is so crazy that she wants to take you away from me! She will be here, very soon Kay, my dear, do you hear? Gerda! She wants to take you away of me. If you go away with Gerda, you ll never see this palace, this world and me! Do you want to leave me, Kay? Kay. No, you are my Queen! But, Gerda Who is she? Льдины такие сверкающие и правильные. Snow Queen. Excellent! You really have forgotten her! This is a new quiz for you. You must make the word Eternity out of this icicles and I ll give you the whole world as a present. Now I am leaving you. See you soon, Kay! В это-то время в огромные ворота входила Герда. Scene VII. Gerda. Kay! Kay! My Kay! (Shakes him by his shoulders.) Answer me! Kay. Hush, Gerda! You are bothering me. Gerda. Kay, dear Kay; it's me! Kay. Yes, I see. Gerda. Kay, have you forgotten me? Kay. No. I never forget anything. Gerda. How can you speak to me in such a way? You didn't even say to me "Glad to see you". Kay. Glad to see you. Gerda. Kay, let's go home. There, at home, the sky is blue. The sun is shining. Kay. You... you are disturbing me. Gerda. Kay, let's go away! Granny is waiting for us. (Weeps and embraces Kay.) Герда заплакала; Kay. Our Granny! (He shivers.) I am cold, Gerda. Is it you? What's the matter with you? Why are you crying? Where are we? (Looks around.) It's so cold here. (He tries to stand up and walk, but his legs won't obey him.) I can't walk. Gerda. You can. Let's go. We will get home. (Takes off her fur coat and puts it on Kay's shoulders.) Scene IX. Следующий сайд. Метель. Granny. My dear children! You have come back at last! (Embraces the children.) Снежная Королева и ее советник были ужасно злы. Snow Queen. You must give this boy back to me at once or I'll turn you into ice! King's Counselor. And after that I'll crack you all into pieces and sell you. Snow Queen. Kay, you must go with me? Gerda, Prince, Princess, Crow and the Little Girl Robber take each other by hands and fence Kay in. Granny embraces him. Gerda. Nobody is afraid of you here. You can't turn people with warm hearts into ice. Snow Queen. Oh, we'll see! (Raises her hands. The whistle and the howling of the wind is heard.) Little Robber Girl. You can wave arms, your legs and your tail, but we won't give you Kay. Prince. And I am not cold at all. Gerda. You can t love! Your heart is ice! Snow Queen. What do you mean by this? Gerda. You don t know what love is! Snow Queen. How dare you? You, foolish little girl! Gerda. Go away, you, two! We are not afraid of you. 4
5 Snow Queen. For Heaven s sake! But, Kay, my boy! You ll be sorry I know it! Remember it, you`ll be so sad, so unhappy! Remember it! All together: Go away! Go away! Go away! ДОБРО СИЛЬНЕЕ ЗЛА Gerda. Kay. How wonderful that you are home! Thank you, dear friends. You helped me to save Kay. Now I know: the good is stronger than evil and friends are stronger when they are together. Следующий слайд. Песня. 5
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