Annie
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Annie: Costume Plot
Time: December 1933
Annie:
Cotton dress and faded pinafore, worn cardigan sweater, black cotton stockings Note: Orphans wear similar dresses, some with long underwear. In Act Two, Scene 2, orphans wear a second, different set of similar dresses.
Miss Hannigan:
Robe, flowered flannel nightgown
Littlest Orphan: (Act one, Scene 4)
Long underwear, scuffs, later changes to dress.
Bundles:
Wool jacket, worn work pants, cap
Miss Hannigan: (Act 1, Scene 4)
Printed period dress
Policeman:
Period NYC uniform
Hooverville-ites
Women:- Assorted ragged coats, jackets and shawls over worn dresses and aprons, hats, scarves and gloves.
Men: Worn and patched work pants: jackets or overcoats, old knit caps and beat up felt hats, scarves and mittensGrace: (Act 1, Scene 4-5)
Cape, suit jacket, solid tailored skirt, blouse, felt and satin hat. For Scene 5, remove cape, jacket and hat.
Warbucks: (Act one, Scene 5)
Expensive looking double-breasted wool
Mrs. Pugh:
Tiny print dress with high lace collar
Drake: (and male servants)
Cutaway, striped pants, vest, wing collar, black bow tie
Maids:
Uniforms with white organdy aprons (Act two, Scene 5) add Christmas corsages.
Warbucks: (Act one, Scene 6)
Long overcoat with velvet collar, white silk scarf, felt hat
Grace: (Act one, scene 6)
Coat trimmed with fur, cloche hat with feather
Star-to-be:
Coat, scarf, gloves, small felt hat
New Yorkers:
A parade of “typical” city types, among them:
Little Rich Girl:
Plaid coat, tam
Santa
Traditional red suit
Depression victim: Worn overcoat, cap, corduroy pants
Hooker:
Plaid coat-dress, fur boa, flashy jewelry
Actress:
Black evening gown
Also: a fireman, Salvation Army girl, young middle class couple, Christmas Tree salesman, newsboy, etc.
Their costumes should make plain, clear statements of what they depict.
Miss Hannigan: (Act One, Scene 7)
Dress trimmed with lace
Lilly:
Floral dress with wrap skirt, fur boa, flower and feather trimmed hat
Rooster:
Loud pinstripe suit, mismatched vest, tie with stud, bowler
Grace: (Act one, Scene 8)
Blouse with organdy trim, skirt
Annie: (Act two, Scene 1)
Dress with lace trimmed collar
Warbucks: (Act two Scene 1)
Single breasted suit with vest
Bert Healy:
Plaid suit and straw boater
NBC Page:
Shirt, pleated pants, hat, tie
Masked Announcer (Jimmy Johnson):
Tailcoat with satin lapels, white pants and vest, black mask
Boylan Sisters:
Matching dresses with lace cape collars, gloves, hats.
Ventriloquist (Fred McCracken):
Dark single-breasted suit, long tie.
Sound Effects Man:
Argyle sweater vest, pleated pants, bow tie
Grace: (Act two, Scene 1)
Repeat Act One, Scene 6
Lily:
In disguise as Annie’s mother – old print dress, wool coat, scarf, knit hat, mittens. She should look convincing.
Rooster:
In disguise as Annie’s father. Cloth overcoat, baggy dark pants, felt hat, scarf, gloves. He should look convincing.
Annie: (Act Two, Scene 3)\
White sailor dress with pleated skirt, pale blue bow tie.
FDR: (Act Two, Scene 3)
Pinstripe double breasted suit
Warbucks: (Act Two, Scene 3)
Double-breasted suit with vest
Gentlemen of FDR’s Cabinet: (Ickes, Hull, Morganthau, Howe):
Suits in various styles
Perkins:
Suit, jacket, hat
Grace: (Act Two, Scene 4)
Dress and jacket
Annie and Sandy: (Act Two, Scene 5)
Red dress with white trim. Sandy has red bow.
Orphans:
Wear matching (Act Two, Scene 5) dresses in orange, yellow, green, blue, lavender and pink.