lots adventures in Wonderland.

Now, she's in a courtroom full

of animals. Everybody is waiting

for the trial to start. The Queen and

the King of Hearts have already

arrived and they are sitting on their thrones.

The rest of the room was

filled with birds and animals

and the whole pack of playing-card people.

Alice saw the White Rabbit.

He was holding a trumpet in one hand

and a large piece of paper in the other.

The White Rabbit blew the trumpet.

White Rabbit: Silence in the court!

Narrator: The trial started.

The King was the judge and twelve

animals were the jury.

The King spoke first.

King: Read the accusation!

White Rabbit: The Queen of Hearts,

she made some tarts,

all on a summer day.

The Knave of Hearts, he stole those tarts,

and took them quite away.

King: Knave of Hearts, what do you say?

Knave of Hearts: It wasn't me!

I didn't do it!

King: Silence! Call the first witness!

White Rabbit: Bring in the first witness!

Narrator: The first witness was the Hatter.

He looked very nervous. He came into the court

with a cup of tea in one shaking hand and

a piece of bread and butter in the other.

King: Give your evidence Hatter, and don't

be nervous, or you'll lose your head!

Narrator: The King's words made the

Hatter even more frightened.

He was so confused that

he took a large bite out of his teacup

instead of his bread and butter.

Hatter: I'm a poor man, your Majesty.

King: You are a very poor speaker.

White Rabbit: Poor Hatter.

He didn't use to be mad, you know.

He used to be quite normal.

Alice: And I used to be taller...

Narrator: Alice began to have

a curious feeling. It was a feeling she remembered.

Alice: Ohh.. I'm growing again!

Narrator: No-one noticed that Alice

was getting taller. They were all

watching the Hatter,

who was too frightened to speak.

King: You may go. Call the next witness!

Narrator: The next witness was the cook.

King: Atishoo! Cook, what are tarts made of?

Cook: Atishoo! Pepper, mostly.

Narrator: Everybody started sneezing.

Nobody seemed to notice Alice

growing taller and

taller. By the time they stopped sneezing,

the cook had disappeared.

King: Never mind! Call the next witness!

Narrator: Alice watched as the

White Rabbit studied the piece

of paper, looking for the name of the next

witness. Imagine her surprise when he

straightened up, took a deep breath

and shouted the name of the next witness...

White Rabbit: Alice!

Narrator: Everybody in the courtroom turned

to look at Alice. Alice felt herself grow

a little taller, as she took a deep breath,

and stepped forward.

Next time, I'll tell you

what happened when Alice

gives her evidence and the White Rabbit

reads a letter from the Knave of Hearts.

Curiouser and curiouser...

Goodbye.