On stage in Menagerie Curtain Call
The juggling bear, the seal with its striped ball and the top-hatted fox share the reels with a spool of gold string. This is a gentle, low-volatility show: when a spin pays nothing but shows a crossed-controls wild, that wild holds its pose while everything else spins once more.
Menagerie Curtain Call is staged in the Toybox Season. Marionettes, music boxes, tin racers and a carnival bell, staged as if the nursery came alive.
Menagerie Curtain Call: the cast and what each pays
Awards appear as multiples of your total play amount for three, four or five matching symbols along one of the 20 fixed lines, counted from the leftmost reel. The wild can play any part except the scatter.
Crossed controls (wild) 8.56×34.2×228×
Top-hat fox 5.85×23.4×117×
Ribbon pony 3.44×14.3×57.3×
Seal with ball 2.35×8.82×35.3×
Juggling bear 1.74×6.97×27.9×
String spool 1.2×4.5×15×
Rolled playbill (scatter, pays in any position) 2.62×19.6×105×Free spins in Menagerie Curtain Call
Three, four or five scatters in any position begin 10, 15 or 25 free spins. Landing three or more again during the feature adds another set. Free spins pay at their usual values.
Held Pose in Menagerie Curtain Call
When a spin pays nothing yet shows at least one wild, every wild freezes in place like a marionette holding a pose, and all the other positions spin once more.
Read about Held Pose and the other productions staged with it.
