the Darling children's sage and kind mother. She is much calmer and more understanding of her daughter's stories than her husband, even though she takes them with a pinch of salt. Paul Collins as John Darling, at age 8 the older of the two Darling boys. He acts very sophisticated and maturely for his age and is an analytical thinker and skilled strategist. He wears large, black glasses and is tall and slim. All the Darling children wear their nightgowns to Never Land, but he also takes a black top hat and an umbrella with him, showing exaggerated maturity. Tommy Luske as Michael Darling, at age 4 the youngest and most sensitive, clumsy, and playful of the three Darling children. He carries a teddy bear with him to Never Land. The Lost Boys: Pan's right-hand boys, dressed as various animals. Their names are Slightly (fox costume; voiced by Stuffy Singer), Cubby (bear costume; voiced by Robert Ellis), Nibs (rabbit costume; voiced by Jeffrey Silver), Tootles (skunk costume; never speaks) and the Twins (raccoon costumes; voiced by Johnny McGovern). Their origin remains a mystery, though they claim to have once had mothers of their own. They are very savage boys who get into fights easily with each other, but when they have a common goal to attain, they act as one. Tony Butala provides their singing voices. June Foray, Connie Hilton, Karen Kester, and Margaret Kerry as the mermaids, Peter's friends who are very interested in his heroic stories of himself. They are resentful of Wendy and easily frightened by Captain Hook. The mermaids appear to be in their mid-teens, with very womanly exposed bodies, resembling women in two-part bathing suits. Foray also voiced the Native American Squaw, who orders Wendy to get firewood while everyone else celebrates Peter Pan's honor from the tribe. Tiger Lily is the Native American Chief's daughter, who, like most women on the island, is attracted to Peter. She does not speak save to call for help, and her voice is uncredited. Candy Candido as the fierce-looking but well-meaning Chief of the Native Americans. He and his people have fought the Lost Boys on many previous occasions with mixed victories. Tom Conway as the narrator, whose voice is heard only at the beginning of the film. The Mellomen (Thurl Ravenscroft, Bill Lee, Bob Stevens and Max Smith) as the pirate and Native American choruses. Production Early