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PRINCESS GAZEBO (SP2903) She was to be named Princess Gazelle after the beautiful antelope common to the Africa grasslands, but a spelling error on her royal birth certificate caused her to be named Princess Gazebo instead. Our Princess Gazebo Full-body Hand Puppet stands 25 inches tall and is perfect for professional story-telling performances in schools and libraries. Beautifully made with great attention to detail. She comes dressed as shown but also can wear toddler size clothes. Colors and fabrics may vary slightly due to availability Insert your hand into the slot in the puppet's back to operate the mouth. Included is one arm rod which can be clipped to either hand for hand and arm movement. Click on picture for a larger view. |
Puppet Gallery Price: $64.95 |
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KING (GS2801) Once upon a time, in the fair Kingdom of Costalotta, there lived a great and noble King, His Majesty King Beneficent II. He was beloved by his subjects, as were his wife, Her Highness Queen Adora, and their adopted daughter, the beautiful Princess Gazelle.*
*From the Puppet Show Script "Stone Soup" |
OUT OF STOCK Puppet Gallery Price: $63.95 |
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QUEEN (GS2802) Meet Her Highness Queen Adora, Absolute Monarch and Lord Ruler of King Beneficent. Actually Her Majesty is deeply in love with His Majesty... privately, she calls him "Benny."*
*From the Puppet Show Script "The Artichoke Tree" |
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PRINCESS (GS2804) Once upon a time, in the fair Kingdom of Costalotta, there lived the beautiful Princess Gazelle, the adopted daughter of His Highness, King Beneficent II and Queen Adora. Now Princess Gazelle had one desire in life and that was to marry a handsome Prince and live happily ever after. This was a common career move for ladies of that time.*
*From the Puppet Show Script "The Magic Unicorn" |
OUT OF STOCK Puppet Gallery Price: $63.95 |
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PRINCE (GS2803) Son of King Sterling of Canova, Prince Lancelot is a recent attendee of the Canova Knight School where he took classes in Handsome Princing (101) and Beautiful Princess Procurement (203). Setting his sights on the neighboring Kingdom of Costalotta, he hopes to date Princess Gazelle sometime in the near future.*
*From the Puppet Show Script "The Love Stone" |
OUT OF STOCK Puppet Gallery Price: $63.95 |
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KNIGHT (GS2524) Because the fair Kingdom of Costalotta was completely taxpayer funded, the King could afford only a single Knight. How fortunate for Costalotta that it was the stalwart and brave Sir Krump.*
*From the Puppet Show Script "Stone Soup" |
Puppet Gallery Price: $63.95 |
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ROYAL COURT JESTERS In the fair Kingdom of Costalotta,
because *No relationship to comics of later ages should be implied |
Puppet Gallery Price:. $63.95 |
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WIZARD (GS4902)
Wizard is an impressive 36 inches tall and comes with a wand... (arm rod). *From the Puppet Show Script "Stone Soup" |
Puppet Gallery Price: $63.95 |
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PRINCE FULLUP (P19484) This is charming Prince Fullup, eldest son of King Valdez and next in line for the throne of the Kingdom of Oilonya. Unfortunately, this destiny couldn’t be more uninteresting to the young Prince. His real goal in life is to be an iPod salesman in America. “Can you believe all the free tunes I could have, man?” All attempts to get Prince Fullup interested in local Oilonya politics have failed. “Like do you know how far I’d have to go for batteries if I stay here, dude? Prince Fullup is 28 inches tall and comes with a detachable arm rod. |
Puppet Gallery Price: $51.95 |
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PUPPET SHOW SCRIPTS
WITH HERALDRY THEME #1010 STONE SOUP #1011 THE
ARTICHOKE TREE #1012 THE THREE
WISHES |
The Puppet Gallery $5.95 |
late-night
television had not yet been invented, there was little to
do in the countryside (after the main meal and before the
onslaught of sleep). Leave it to our two main funnymen, Jester
Letterman (GS2534) and Jester Leno
(GS2535), to solve the problem by clowning
around the castle, telling amusing stories and
entertaining all until bedtime.* 
Once upon
a time, in the fair Kingdom of Costalotta, there lived a
Wizard who was known far and wide as a great magician.
Now the Wizard did not live in the castle with the King
and Queen, but instead lived in a cave at the base of a
mountain some miles away. The peasants who lived in the
countryside never went near the Wizard's cave for there
were many rumors about the items of terrible sorcery the
Wizard kept there. Frightening things such as "The
Milk pitcher That Pours Milk But Never Fills A
Glass" and "The Bottle That You Put In A
Cylinder And When You Take The Cylinder Off, The Bottle
Is Upside Down."* 
