Ceramic Wiggling Hula Girl

by American Science & Surplus

Product Features

• Hula Dancer Everyone knows A.S. & S. carries science and nature stuff. In this case, we are told the science is how she wiggles, and the nature is her faux grass skirt. A 7" maiden in a bright green grass skirt has a hidden spring at a private location. Press her on to the dashboard of your car (double sided tape included) and she will dance when you cross the railroad tracks. (Don't blame Editorial for this item, we only write up what Purchasing buys.)

Product Description

Hula Dancer Everyone knows A.S. & S. carries science and nature stuff. In this case, we are told the science is how she wiggles, and the nature is her faux grass skirt. A 7" maiden in a bright green grass skirt has a hidden spring at a private location. Press her on to the dashboard of your car (double sided tape included) and she will dance when you cross the railroad tracks. (Don't blame Editorial for this item, we only write up what Purchasing buys.)

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 13 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B0002NY7GI
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Wiggling Hula Girl is essential theatrical equipment, March 4, 2011

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Stephen J. Ziegler (Tashkent, Uzbekistan) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Ceramic Wiggling Hula Girl (Misc.)

Wiggling hula girls are the best kind of hula girl. You need this, or you know someone who does. Every theater control booth should have one. (Or green room.) Whenever I install a theater, I purchase one for it. Technicians wiggle her before a production to ward off demons. I consider her essential theatrical equipment. Her base glues permanently in place and you can rig her for action with a small pulley, and a few feet of fishing line with a jingle bell tied to the purchase end, or just give her a shake with your finger. Trust me. You need one of these.

Before I had Wiggling Hula Girl technicians missed cues, power packs froze up, essential props were lost backstage, smoke machines caught fire, actors forgot to zip their flies, headset batteries burned out, and dancers kicked into low hung side-light bloodying their shins. Okay, those things still happen but you can't really blame the hula girl. At least if you have the hula girl you're doing the best you can.