In which Dorothy and her companions visit the curious town of Dunkiton, ruled by the wise and whimsical King Kik-a-bray, where the Shaggy Man receives an unexpected and magical transformation. The travellers enjoy the peculiar hospitality of the donkey folk and prepare to continue their journey through the enchanting and unfamiliar countryside beyond the town.

In which our companions enjoy a modest but pleasant luncheon and set off once more, guided by the lively Rainbow’s Daughter towards a curious city inhabited by donkeys with peculiar habits and attire. They enter this noisy and strange place, where courteous donkeys, proud of their wisdom and accustomed to greeting visitors with high ceremony, prepare to present them to their grand king.

In which Dorothy and her companions find themselves welcomed by King Dox, a regal fox of Foxville, who bestows upon Button-Bright a most unusual and bewildering gift in honour of his supposed cleverness. Amidst feasting and theatrical amusements, the travellers depart with a peculiar promise and a cautious forewarning of strange beasts ahead, leaving them both charmed and uneasy in equal measure.

In which our travellers, wandering through a lonely and flower-strewn road, encounter a radiant and delicate maiden who reveals herself as Polychrome, the Daughter of the Rainbow, lost and sorrowful after a fall from her celestial home. With warmth and friendship, Dorothy and her companions invite Polychrome to join their quest to the Emerald City, offering hope that its wise ruler may aid her return to the skies.

In which Dorothy and the Shaggy Man wander along a winding country road, where they encounter a curious little boy named Button-Bright, whose innocence and puzzling ignorance spark both confusion and concern. Amidst gentle meadows and shaded trees, they ponder the mysteries of the boy’s origins and their own uncertain journey ahead.

In which the adventurous party, guided by the amiable shaggy man endowed with a curious Love Magnet, arrives at the vivid and enchanting city of Foxville, where they are greeted by a regiment of fox soldiers and a wise but quaint King Fox presiding over a realm filled with shimmering feathers and gentle customs. As the fox-king offers hospitality and conversation, even Toto’s excitable antics soften in this splendidly strange place, reflecting the tender-hearted nature of the tale’s unfolding wonders.

In which Dorothy kindly attempts to guide a whimsical, shaggy-coated stranger along the way to Butterfield, only to find herself bewildered by an unexpected multitude of roads and the puzzling nature of her own surroundings. Joined by her faithful dog Toto, she embarks upon the seventh road suggested by her peculiar companion, her curiosity piqued by his mysterious Love Magnet and the gentle humour of their curious predicament.

In which a great trial is held in the Emerald City, where a small white kitten is accused of a grievous crime against the Princess’s pet piglet, stirring much debate and earnest defence among friends and citizens alike. Through curious confessions and unexpected discoveries, justice ultimately finds a gentle and surprising resolution, much to the relief and delight of all concerned.

In which the honoured company of Oz prepares for farewell, as Dorothy and her friends savour their last moments together, while the princess assists them in glimpsing their distant homes through an enchanted picture. The joyous partings and gentle wishes set the scene for a return to familiar lands, with hearts full of gratitude and the promise of future visits.

In which a grand holiday is proclaimed in the Emerald City to celebrate the return of the beloved Wizard, whose enchanting performances delight the populace, and an afternoon of games and races brings forth spirited contests between the city’s remarkable inhabitants. With much merriment and a touch of rivalry, the unique qualities of both flesh and wooden steeds are shown, culminating in a charming crowning of the true champion and a gentle lesson in sportsmanship.