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With
the grand opening night of "Rapunzel" fast approaching, his
predictions seemed to be coming true. Playbills were circulating like
wild fire around the town, and all anyone could talk about was the show.
"Have you heard? Prince Charming is going to climb real
hair!" No one had ever attempted such a feat before.
Tickets were sold out. Actors were reciting lines day and night and,
best of all, a big producer was in Upstage Heights. Rumor had it that if
he liked what he saw, he might sign on the actors and take the show on a
nationwide tour. Ultimate destination - Broadway. And no audience will want to see it. How can
the show go on when no golden hair dye can be found that’s powerful
enough to cover the green? An understudy isn’t an option. No one, not
even her twin sister, Jill, has hair as long as Jeanie’s. Everyone involved in the production is gathered
at Trendy Tresses
We’d tell all of you to "break a
leg," but the way this show is going, it makes more sense to wish
you "locks of luck!"
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One of these suspects dyed Rapunzel's hair green:
JILL US, Jeanie's twin sister - She tried out for the starring role, but her sister got it instead. Now, she's writing a new, improved version of "Rapunzel." HARRY D. RECTOR, Director - The new production is his brainchild. He's sunk a lot of money into making this play a success. RICH N. CHARMIN, Portraying the Prince - He hopes the play isn't too good because he really doesn't want to go on the road with it. EVE N. TEMPERED, Portraying Rapunzel's Mother - Going on the road with the play would mean she'd have to leave her six children to the care of someone else. LUKE E. CHARMIN, Portraying Rapunzel's Father - He'd rather be studying chemistry. Besides, why did his older brother, Rich, get a better part? COB WEBB, Portraying the Witch - She has to climb Rapunzel's tresses in the play, but she keeps slipping. SID LINES, Auto Mechanic - He's Jeanie's boyfriend and would hate to see her leave town if the play started a nationwide tour. TRESSA MAY, Hair Salon Owner - She fears that people might begin to abuse their own hair if "Rapunzel" is a hit. RUBY LIPS, Apprentice Hair Dresser - Her boyfriend, Rich, is playing the prince and she doesn't like the part where he kisses Jeanie. RAY SINBLADES, Teen Rollerblader - He'd rather see the old theater used for roller hockey. WANDA BEE, Set Painter - She tried out for the part of Rapunzel and, instead, ended up as Jeanie's understudy. |
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For
years, the Upstage Heights Theater lay vacant and neglected until Harry
D. Rector arrived with a vision, determination, and enough cash to turn
the crumbling brick building into a fancy fairy-tale theater. He wrote a
script, held auditions, and signed on promising actors - actors who were
none other than eager townspeople of Upstage Heights caught up in his
star-struck plan. 
Yes, Harry promised to make them all shining stars.
And his first production would be a glitzy version of a famous Brothers
Grimm fairy tale - the story of how the beautiful Rapunzel would let
down her hair from the top of an isolated tower to be used as a golden
stairway for visitors to climb. 
But
now he may not see anything. The play - or, more precisely (but just as
devastatingly), the star - has been sabotaged TODAY, on opening day. The
long lustrous, golden waves of hair on the head of Rapunzel, played by
Jeanie Us, have been dyed a slimy, gross green. No prince would even want
to touch such hair, let alone climb it.
Complete
instructions on what to do to solve The Hair-Raising Case of Rapunzel's
Green Tresses.
