Colambo: The Lost Slipper Caper

The world famous detective and solver of nursery crimes Colambo makes his debut. Narrating in voice-over, he talks about receiving a call after midnight from Cinderella (who he calls "Cindy.") The lady is distraught over the loss of her *other* glass slipper. Colambo asks her to identify when she last saw it, and returning to ask "one more thing," to describe it. He borrows the slipper to help in his investigation.
At that juncture, there's a dramatic knocking on the door, which turns out to be the prince. The prince sees the shoe in Colambo's hoof, assumes his search is over, and remarks, "You don't look like you did at the ball, but a promise is a promise." Told he'll be living in the palace, Colambo is thrilled and asks if he can phone the missus. Cindy merely sighs after they've gone.
==Notes==
*The unused script ending calls for Cinderella to ask them to bring back her shoes before deciding her sneakers are more comfortable.
*The curriculum goal is visual matching.
*While most Colambo sketches involve nursery rhymes, this is the only sketch to revolve around a traditional folk tale.
==Supporting cast==
*Louise Gold as Cinderella
*Jerry Nelson as the Prince
*Martin P. Robinson as announcer
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Category:Colambo Sketches
Colambo: The Lost Slipper Caper — Cinderella asks Colambo to help find her missing shoe.