Abstract: A doll with closing eyes includes a head having a front fabric panel which is mounted superimposed on a base fabric panel. The front panel includes a pair of cut-out portions which resemble eye orbits. An eye panel which has indicia depicting a pair of open eyes and a pair of closed eyes is slideably disposed between the front and base panels. A ribbon is attached to the eye panel and passes through slots formed in the front fabric panel enabling a child to pull on the ribbon and move the eye panel so that either the pair of closed eyes or the pair of open eyes is visible through the cut-out portions in the front fabric panel.

Abstract: An action game in which a plurality of elongated playing pieces are placed in upstanding condition on a game board in selected positions in an attempt to form a continuous unbroken line of playing pieces from one player's king playing piece at a playing station at one end of the game board to the opponent's king playing station at a playing station at the other end of the game board. If the playing pieces are properly set in such line and are properly oriented with relation to each other, the pushing over of said one player's king playing piece will cause the playing pieces in the line to topple over successively, each striking the next playing piece, in a chain reaction of cascading playing pieces, at the end of which the opponent's king playing piece is toppled.

Abstract: A toy apparatus with a photoemissive motor control system includes a chamber into which a phosphorescent member is placed, whereupon photoemission acts upon a photosensitive element to activate a motor control circuit for operation of a motor which drives the toy apparatus. An activation apparatus is provided, which includes a battery operated lamp for periodic re-energization of the phosphorescent member.

Abstract: A toy doll has a mouth opening adapted to receive a simulated nursing bottle from which water is fed to the interior of the doll, some of such water producing a wetting action. The doll is also adapted to produce a burping sound when its back is patted, and simultaneously to spit up through the mouth opening some of the water previously fed from the bottle. The burping sound is produced by a bellows in the body portion of the doll which is successively compressed upon patting the back of the doll and which progressively feeds air into another bellows located in the head of the doll until the head bellows reaches an expanded position. An actuating member then automatically releases the air from the expanded head bellows, which air flows in a sudden controlled flow through a sound producing device. Some of this released air also causes liquid to be emitted from the mouth opening to produce the spitting-up effect.

Abstract: A toy glider includes a body portion, a wing portion mounted on the body portion, and a pair of arms pivotally mounted on the body portion. The body portion is shaped to resemble a human figure and the arms are pivotable between a raised position and a lowered position both extending along and parallel to the sides of the body portion. The body portion, wing portion and arms are made of flexible resilient foam material. A mounting rod extends through the body portion and through downwardly-bent tabs in the wing portion for mounting the latter on the body portion. The arms are pivotally mounted on projecting end portions of the mounting pin.

Abstract: A doll is provided with a doll head adapted to receive and releasably mount interchangeable hair pieces. The doll head is formed with a recessed groove sized and shaped to mount therein a plastic clip which extends centrally along the upper portion of the crown of the doll head and along the rear and side portions of the crown. The outer surface of the clip is covered by an array of fastening hooks or loops, and each separate hair piece also is provided with an array of complementary hooks or loops so arranged that the hair piece will adhere to a selected portion of the clip when pressed thereagainst. The doll head may be provided with permanent rooted hair of sufficient length to cover the clip and conceal the latter from view.

Abstract: A toy figure which is fully articulated has a pistol mounted in one hand. For play action, the pistol is positioned in a holster and, upon operation of a lever, the pistol is withdrawn from the holster and extended to a firing position and a noise simulating the firing of the pistol is generated substantially concurrently with the pistol attaining the firing position.