October 21-22 1972 at Earl of March Secondary School as part of Season #4 1972-1973
| Written by Carolyn Lane |
Poor Willie, the clockmaker’s lazy assistant, finds himself sadly humiliated when the great love of his life, the Royal Princess, suddenly appears at Herr Aueronger’s shop to choose a clock for her birthday... and the clocks perform outrageous antics in her presence. While Willie learns the value of work and the meaning of true love, his industrious master unexpectedly discovers the joy of laughter.
A play for children
| CUCKOO CLOCK | Anne Hopper | |
| DRESDEN CLOCK | Kathy McMillan | |
| GRANDFATHER CLOCK | Geoff Holland | |
| HERR AUERBONGER | Bob Knight | |
| MATILDA | Andrea Boyd | |
| PRINCESS | Karen Watanabe | |
| SHEPHERD CLOCK | John Gilliland | |
| SHEPHERDESS CLOCK | Yvonne Hayes | |
| WILLIE | Craig Moore |
| Director | Dewi Williams | |
| Stage Manager | John de Salis | |
| Set Design | Ron Maslin | |
| Set Construction | Jack Hayes | |
| Set Construction | Morley Lipsett | |
| Sound Design | Jan Gilliland | |
| Properties | Deb Lourme | |
| Costumes | Nancy Jackson | |
| Continuity | Janet Doyle | |
| Make-up | Pat Moore | |
| Make-up Assistant | Margaret Allen | |
| Publicity | Rosemary Scott | |
| House Manager | Judy Armstrong |
