An adaptation by Harry Taylor of the famous pantomime story, it was described in advertising as 'an entirely new and up-to-date burlesque [with] charming music, humour, ballets and grotesque situations' (Northern Miner 20 September 1919, n. pag.). The text is said to closely follow the story of the famous children's story, with the original characters retained but with many additional characters added to 'give strength to the cast and [the] introduction of novel acts.' The Northern Miner also records that 'the dialogue is witty and humorous throughout, and above all is clean and wholesome.'
The musical numbers, 'especially written for the production by the author, Mr Harry Taylor', are described as being both 'original and haunting' (22 Sept. 1919, p.2).
1919: Queensland regional tour, ca. August - December.
1919: Eden Gardens, Manly, 26 December 1919 - ca. January 1920.
1920: Harry Clay's suburban circuit, Sydney, ca. January.