Cinderella attends to her chores while enduring the torment of her two wicked Stepsisters. A moment alone with a portrait of her long deceased mother and father reminds Cinderella of happier times. Just as the Stepsisters enter the room and become violent with Cinderella, the door swings open and an old beggar woman saunters into the house. The Stepsisters are repulsed, but Cinderella is kind and generously offers the beggar a crust of bread, which the old woman accepts with gratitude before departing into the fog. A Messenger from the Palace arrives with an invitation to the ball where the bachelor Prince Charming will dance with all of the refined maidens of the kingdom. The Stepsisters are beside themselves with excitement, pulling dresses from dusty trunks, and shunning Cinderella's interest in going to the ball with them. Dressers enter to assist the Stepsisters in preparing for the ball. A Dancing Mistress also arrives, attempting the impossible task of coaching the Stepsisters in the fine art of dancing.
They depart for the ball, leaving Cinderella alone and saddened; she dreams of what the world is like outside the confines of her suppressive home. With all hope fading, Cinderella begins to weep when the door swings open and the beggar woman returns, magically transforming into a beautiful Fairy Godmother. The Fairy Godmother takes Cinderella to the forest outside the house where other fairies join her: Spring offers Cinderella glass slippers for her feet, Summer a radiant crown, Autumn a magical pumpkin, and Winter a beautiful cape. A giant and twelve gnomes representing the hours before midnight warn Cinderella that she must leave the ball before midnight; as the clock strikes twelve, Cinderella will change back into rags and everything else will be as it was before. The Fairy Godmother twirls her magic with beautiful Stars, turning the pumpkin into a magnificent coach and sending Cinderella off to the ball.
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