The third in my series of stories that inspire pantomimes. This week we have Cinderella.
Cinderella enslaved by her wicked stepmother…
Janet and Anne Grahame Johnstone
You shall go to the ball…
From a colouring book version published by Treasure Hour Children’s Books – Unknown illustrator
Unknown illustrator from the Bridget Hadaway fairy tales book
Unknown illustrator
Mystery princess dances with the Prince all night…
Janet and Anne Grahame Johnstone
By Gordon Laite
Disney illustrations adapted by Retta Scott Worcester
When the clock strikes midnight…
By Gordon Laite
If the shoe fits…
Disney illustrations adapted by Retta Scott Worcester
Three Wishes Books 
Actually in the Cinderella original tale the slipper is not in glass. It’s a common mistake because of the french origin (Charles Perrault) : the “pantoufle de vair” means a type of grey fur slipper, but it was often misunderstood as the “pantoufle de verre”, aka glass slipper, cause it sounds exactly the same.