These ladies are the gossips in the town. At first, they are extremely critical of Marian Paroo, “dirty books,” and life in general. Harold Hill gives their life new meaning after he gives them productive work to do in the form of a dance committee. The ladies take on a more joyous attitude.
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These ladies are the gossips in the town. At first, they are extremely critical of Marian Paroo, “dirty books,” and life in general. Harold Hill gives their life new meaning after he gives them productive work to do in the form of a dance committee. The ladies take on a more joyous attitude. |
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