The Wall Of Doors

Ah-ah-ah! Don't turn that dial! This is the right station if you want to hear about Jonathan Thomas and his Christmas on the Moon. My goodness, if the time draws near, I worry and worry too much I fear, whether Jonathan Thomas will find Santa Claus, which he promised to do, and he's got to because if he doesn't find Santa,

there won't be much joy on Christmas morning without even a toy. Now the man on the moon and Gorgon's soul of the horse are helping Jonathan Thomas, of course, And the three little dwarves have taught them to say, Hunsqueen Nunsqueigigaleve.

It's the strangest word that you ever heard, but that's because it's a magical word. Whenever they say it, the good fairy queen knows there is trouble, and she comes to the scene, and she soon drives away the wicked old witch who rules all the land of rumple stitch.

And the good fairy queen has given a charm to the travelers three to keep them from harm. It is a magical acorn she gave them to take through the nightmare forest, to keep them awake.

Because she said, remember, in the forest so deep, you'll never wake up, should go to sleep. When they reached the forest so dark and chill, they met a white squirrel named Whiskery Bill. And he was as mean as his squirrel could be, he teased them a lot from the top of a tree

till Jonathan Thomas fell off of the horse and went sound to sleep, as he would, of course. But the horse held the acorn, and things looked bad, and Whiskery Bill was ever so sad Till the fairy queen said, If you will find a red rose And hold it beneath the little boy's nose