A Spin-and-Move game with an 'electric' element. Players take turns flicking a spinner attached to the board and moving their wire prod. If the contact makes the whales eye light up, the player reads a fact about the story of Pinocchio from an enclosed booklet and then advances or retreats a set number of spaces per the booklet.

A 'Wiry Dan' game published by Harett-Gilmar, Inc. Circa 1950's according to the book American Games by Alex Malloy.