Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (Dooley)
by Elizabeth B. Dooley
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Readers have mixed feelings about this adaptation of the classic tale. While some appreciate the story's charm and character attachment, others criticize Aladdin's selfish nature and the deviation from the beloved Disney version.
Synopsis
A magician attempts to deceive Aladdin with a magical lamp from which a genie materializes upon command.
But Aladdin outwits him, and employs the genie to turn him into a prince and gain the princess for his wife.
The magician recovers the lamp, but Aladdin rescues his princess.
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Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (Dooley) is a play written by Elizabeth B. Dooley and published by Samuel French (1958).
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