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- Ojo and Unc Nunkie are out of food, so they decide to journey to the Emerald City where they will never starve.
- The wicked king wants his daughter, Princess Gloria, to marry a horrid courtier though she loves the gardener's boy Pon. After encountering Dorothy, Pon and her team up to defeat the evil witch Mombi and to rescue the princess.
- Fairies weave a magic cloak that grants one wish. They give it to an unhappy girl who has just lost her father and been forced to move into town with her brother, who becomes king, and her donkey, who becomes a hero.
- Kara, the last member of a long list of Egyptian rulers, learns from his grandmother on her deathbed that an Englishman, Lord Roane, had dishonored the daughter of the imperial house, and that in his veins together with the blood of kings flows the blood of the perfidious nobleman. Before passing away she gives Kara the key to the secret burial vaults and treasure chamber. Kara vows to wreak a belated vengeance on the head of the man who sullied his family's honor. He takes with him enough treasures to carry out his purpose, goes to Cairo where he is received as a royal prince, and finds Lord Roane. With Oriental cunning he sees that he can best pierce his enemy to the heart through the nobleman's beautiful granddaughter, Lady Aneth. He asks her hand in marriage, is refused, but still clings to his purpose. Enticing the girl's father to gamble, he ruins him, then offers to restore the winnings if the Englishman will give his consent. The nobleman puts him off, but the prince goes direct to the girl, and threatens her father with ruin unless she agrees to marry him, intending to inveigle her into a mock marriage. To save her father from ruin and disgrace she consents to marry Kara at his palace that night. Winston Bey, her English lover, rescues her before she falls into the Egyptian clutches and hurries her to his yacht and sends her up the Nile. Kara, whose plans for a mock wedding have been completed, hears of her escape, leaves Cairo and at the head of a band of desert robbers attacks, the vessel and makes Lady Aneth a prisoner. The robber chief refuses to deliver her to Kara until he has been paid. The prince hastens to the secret chamber for gold and Viscount Cousinor, Aneth's father, follows him there. A terrific struggle follows. The Englishman overpowers his antagonist, locks the stone door upon the Egyptian and leaves him to perish in the tomb of his ancestors. As the viscount is leaving the tomb he is killed by a slave girl who mistakes him for Kara. Thus is the house of Kara avenged. In the meantime the British authorities hear of the attack on the yacht, and dispatch a column of troops to the scene. Upon their approach the robbers flee and Lady Aneth is restored to her lover's arms.
- Lost adaption of the 1904 book of "The Marvelous Land of Oz" in which Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Woodman, the Cowardly Lion and the Wizard encounter the rebellion army of General Jinger and his Leith soldiers.
- A Boston girl, Clairbel Sudds, laments that she has no talents and goes to Dr. Daws, something of a wizard, for help. He gives her five magic bon bons, each a different flavor for a different talent. They are accidentally sold to a 12 year old girl named Bessie Bostwick, whose family eats them with bizarre results. By L Frank Baum
- Claribel is looking out of the window when she sees a circus parade pass the house. She is enraptured with the sight, but nurse tells her that, "circuses are only for little boys, and not for girls. Take your nap, now." Poor little Claribel jumps into bed and dreams a wonderful dream. Dressed as a tiny boy, but with long trousers, she steals under the flap of a circus tent and finds herself confronted by a huge lion in a cage. Later a monkey jumps at her, but when the elephant comes to her and offers to take her on his back; they are extremely human animals, by the way, she is delighted. Suddenly a big man, really the trainer, appears and tells her, "You are not a boy." Poor Claribel breaks down and cries and confesses hat she isn't, but wants to see the circus so much. She has a dandy time visiting the circus lady's room and donning the prettiest circus costume. She visits all the grounds and makes the acquaintance of all the trick animals. Just as she is about to jump on the back of the balky mule she falls out of the bed and finds that she has only been dreaming again.