Magic Gum Tree

The plot involves an immigrant girl lost in the Australian outback. The girl falls asleep and meets a cast of dreamland characters. She is rescued by a group of ten Australian Aboriginal boys and returned safely home.

• Overture
• Ten Little Aboriginals
• Gumnut Pixies (dance)
• Dear Little Wattle Blossom
• Ko-a-la
• Hail! Thou Fair Land (duet)
• Ten Little Aboriginals (Finale)

The complete original published words and music (piano, voices) and dialogue may be viewed here

• 1934 Railway Institute, Sydney [7] [8]
• 1935 Melbourne [9]
• 1935 Clermont, New South Wales [10]
• 1935 Newcastle, New South Wales [11]
• 1935 Lismore, New South Wales [12]
• 1935 Parkside, South Australia [13]
• 1936 Wayville, South Australia (selections) [14]
• 1937 Trangie, New South Wales [15]
• 1937 St George, Queensland [16]
• 1937 Coffs Harbour [17]
• 1937 Armidale, New South Wales [18]
• 1938 Bundarra, New South Wales [19]
• 1938 Maitland, New South Wales [20]
• 1939 Hobart, Tasmania [21]
• 1939 Canberra, ACT [22]
• 1940 Wellington, New South Wales [23]
• 1940 Carnarvon, Western Australia [24]
• 1941 Cairns, Queensland [25]
• 1941 Mount Barker, South Australia [26]
• 1941 Newcastle, New South Wales [27]
• 1942 Manilla, New South Wales [28]
• 1942 Mudgee, New South Wales [29]
• 1942 Rockhampton, New South Wales [30]
• 1946 Burnie, Tasmania [31]
• 1947 Forbes, New South Wales [32]
• 1950 Pinnaroo, South Australia [33]