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Cynthia Cynch, the lady lunatic, a Munchkin maiden Allene Crater The Witch of the North, a friend in need Albertina Sir Dashemoff Bensen Daily, Poet Laureate May De The Army of Souza Geo. B. Field Pastoria II., ex-king of the , with a conspiracy to regain his throne Owen Westford Tryxie Tryne, prospective Queen of the Emerald City Lotta Faust Brigadier General Riskitt, commanding Pastoria's army Harold The P. Morev , looking for brains Fred A. Stone Scene 3 The Road through the Forest. (Painted by John Young.) The Arthur Hill Nick Chopper, the , in search of a heart David C. Montgomery Sir Wiley Gyle, a conspirator who scorns all magical arts Stephen Maley

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Scene 4-The Poppy Field. (Painted by John Young.) The Poppy Queen Josephine Clayton Poppy Flowers Misses Stevens, Fisher, Carson, Mable, Leslie, Leach, M. Clayton, Murray, Poole, Gerard, Dean, Clark, Von Brune, Lane, Gilbert, B. Benson, Crawford, Gordon, Selton, Carson, Blye, Kendall, Turner, Arnold, Thompson, Doerge, Donalson.

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Snow Girls, { Leta Shaw Snow Girls, { Mabel Frenyear Snow Girls, { Helen Wilton Snow Girls, { Sadie Emmons ACT II. Scene—The Courtyard ofthe Wizard's Palace. (Painted by Walter Burridge.) Leo, Captain of the Relief Guards Geo. B. Field Captain of the Patrol Sadie Emmons The Patro l Misses Gerard, Lane, Donalson, Dean, Thompson, Murray, Arnold, Von Brune, Clark, Kendall, Fisher, Turner. Alonzo, the Wizard's Confederate Irvine Christian Silicus H. Devlin Sophocles The F. Kelsee Pericles Wizard's Wise Men S. Van Bibber Diogenes Chas. Hoskins Bardo, the Wizard's factotum Alice Ainscoe Oz, the Wonderful Wizard, Past Master of Magic, ruler of the Emerald City and Potentate of the Land of 0z Charles Swain

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