<p>Arriving in China after a failed emigration to America, Kasperl finds himself in the service of the Mandarin Quingquing, Emperor Schunschi's "Minister of Confused Affairs". While styling his master's pigtail for the audience, Kasperl gets annoyed at not understanding what Quingquing is saying in Chinese and slaps him to death. Kasperl disguises himself as a Mandarin and goes to the hearing in his place, where he argues with Schunschi. When Schunschi retires, he asks for a drink. A barrel is brought to him, but opening it is an actual Chinese puzzle. The ghost of Quingquing finally emerges. Kasperl knocks him out and then resolves to drink tea, promising himself to return to Germany without delay.</p>

String marionette

Not specified

Pocci Franz von

Germany

Munich

Printed

Far East

Middle Empire

Pigtail

Chinese

Phantom

Despotism

Triviality

Minister

Slap

Barrel

Emigration

Journey

Farcical

German

Kasperl

Emperor

Valet de chambre

Slave

Appearance

Disguise

Monologue

Murder on stage

Macaronism

Hyperbolic action

Ridiculous fight

Dialogue of the deaf

Parody of formal language

Kasperl in China

<p>Casper goes to the magic factory to learn magic tricks. The magician shows him some, but Casper is so crude that the magician soon doesn't know what to say, whereupon Casper calls him a donkey. They fight, one with his stick and the other with his broom. Casper defeats the magician. A policeman comes to arrest him, but Casper knocks him out and hangs him on the gallows. His wife blames him, they argue and fight.</p>

Glove-puppet

Young audiences

Sonneberg

Magic

Silliness

Vulgarity

Violence

Justice

Police

Gallows

Assassination

Rebellion

Household

Couple

Stick

Broom

Ironic

Magician

Policeman

Word for another

Comic Equivocation

Stichomythia

Versified passages

Blow-with-a-stick

Brawl

Domestic scene

Hanging scene

Casper will Zauberer werden

Casper wants to become a magician