Originating from England, this play is an ordinary fantasy, created from beguiling characters and written with the inimitable humor of Alan Cullen. A lovable old patent-medicine peddler named Seamus O'Shaughnessy, while visiting Nicolette in her toy shop, opens a forbidden box and releases a dancing puppet, which is promptly purchased by an imperious duchess. But the puppet comes to life, revealing himself to be a prince bewitched by a wicked magician. Since he must return to puppet status by rooster-crow, Seamus summons a furious little leprechaun to break the spell, who sends the little party to prevent the High Cockalorum from crowing. This proves a formidable enterprise, and they are obliged to call upon the leprechaun again, to restore the prince to his rightful place. Production notes are available in the script containing drawings of set, as well as details on costumes, staging and plot. Four sets suggested. Fantastic costumes. Approximate running time: 70 minutes.