Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 160

THE MAGTC i I- -4 FISHBONE lib "1 V- 'tw If i Vf Jl W- ill r- r7 J'lillplllillSi -V'' i Story Teller King Watkins JL. Miirley Temple Barry Jones I 1 Fairy Grand Marina Estelle AVinwood I -J, Mr. Gingery Leo G. Carroll I Princess Alicia JfX-'V Fishmonger's Boy if) "04 I 1 Littlest Prince A Jr.jf I Eldest Prin A A Lisa Daniels Richard Lupino Gary Ven Euer Philip Walters Jimmy Keva Zajic I- I I Second Eldest Prince 'A yV -A i I Second Eldest Princess A Christine Anderson Terry Burnham J. M.

Kerrigan Rex Evans 1 I 1 i LtW-l I Fourth Princess 1 7' Mr. Pickles O.y ly, 1 Mr. Muffins A fishmonger's son (Richard Lupino), who loved Alicia (but didn't have the courage to tell her), ran off to sea. Next Mr. Gingery fired the King.

It was Christmastime and the King asked Alicia to use her magic fishbone to help them. Instead, she begged Mr. Gingery to rehire her father and, although he remained stubborn, invited him to their humble home. Mr. Gingery, struck by the goodness of the King and Alicia, rehired the King.

The fishmonger's boy returned from the sea, where he had made his fortune, and proposed to Alicia. The fishbone, as you see. was never used its true magic was the faith of its owner. Needless to say, they lived happily ever after. "f-r-tHE MAGIC FISHBONE" by Charles Dickens will be the Tuesday, Aug.

19 offering of Shirley Temple's Storybook, 8 p.m. WFLA-TV (NBC). Here's the story, in which all wishes come true: Once upon a time there was a poor king named Watkins (Barry Jones) so poor, in fact, that he had to work for a living for a miser named Mr. Gingery (Leo G. Carroll).

His daughter. Princess Alicia (Lisa Daniels), kept house for him and the rest of his seven Children. Alicia's Fairy Grand Marina (Estelle Win-wood) advised her to take the bone of a salmon as fishbone-wishbone, guaranteeing that it would make one wish and only one wish come true. Pog 2 SUNDAY TV-Radio Dial, August 17, 1958.