now referring to the drawings wherein the same reference character in each of the drawings refers to the same part throughout the drawings , there is shown in fig1 a front view of a pop dancer device . the device includes a housing 10 including batteries 12 or a power supply in a lower compartment 14 . the batteries supply power to a motor 16 which includes a primary gear 18 . the drive gear 18 drives secondary gears 20 , 22 , and 24 which in turn drives a second drive gear 26 that drives a rigid drive shaft 28 in a main housing 30 . the rigid drive shaft 28 extends from the main housing in a bearing 31 and includes a curved portion 33 that passes through an outer flexible tube 32 which is anchored by an anchor 34 at its lower end to the main housing . the rigid curved drive shaft 33 and the outer tube 32 pass through an aperture 36 in the pop dancer 38 whose bottom foot is anchored to the outer tube . a portion of the rigid drive shaft that passes through the pop dancer is bent so that as the shaft is rotated , the bent portion rotates in a circle which causes movement of the pop dancer . the upper end of the outer tube is provided with a candy stick holder 40 which has an aperture 42 to which a candy stick 44 is secured . a candy pop 46 is provided on the candy stick for consumption by a user . the main housing includes an integrated circuit board 50 which includes a circuit shown in fig4 to operate the motor and music section . the music section includes the integrated circuit board 50 , a double pole slide switch 52 , a microphone 54 and a speaker 56 . the circuit is also provided with a contact switch 58 for controlling the power to the microphone or the speaker by the circuit . operation of the microphone or the speaker depends on the position of the slide switch . fig3 illustrates a modification which includes a reservoir 60 which has a refill door 62 , a dispensing means 64 , and a dispensing spout 66 through which candy pieces pass . as shown in fig3 a curve portion 33 of the drive shaft passes through the reservoir and is bowed or curved in the area of the reservoir . as the drive shaft is rotated , the bowed section 68 rotates in a circle within the reservoir and moves the candy pieces so that they will pass through the dispensing spout provided the dispensing button has been pulled to open the dispensing spout . the motor , music , and operation of the pop dancer is the same as set forth above with the foot of the pop dancer secured to the upper end of the reservoir . since the drive shaft is rotated by the motor and is formed with curved portions , the curved portions will move in a circle and will make the pop dancer dance and the candy in the reservoir to move and be dispensed through the dispensing spout or chute . fig4 illustrates a schematic circuit diagram for operation of the microphone 54 , the motor 16 and the speaker 56 . as shown , the circuitry includes a power supply 70 , and a contact switch 58 for activating the circuit for operation of the parts . the contact switch is connected with a double pole slide switch 52 which controls a motor 16 via a microphone 54 that receives music from an outside source and by operation of the microphone , circuitry connected with the microphone activates the motor to operate the gears 18 , 20 , 22 , 24 , and 26 and rigid drive shaft 28 which controls the pop dancer 38 in accordance with the music input via the microphone . the circuitry including the microphone and motor includes appropriate transistors , capacitors , and resistors as shown in the drawings . by movement of the slide switch to a second position a circuitry includes an integrated circuit 82 which has been programmed to provide different music , a transistor 84 , a resistor 86 , a capacitor 88 and a speaker 56 provides music from within the device which is heard outside by a user . in this position , the slide switch also operates the motor for controlling the gears and rigid drive shaft which controls the pop dancer . in the modification shown in fig3 candy can be dispensed from a reservoir by rotation of the rigid drive shaft portion within the reservoir . to activate the pop dancer , press the contact switch 58 . this allows the power to engage the circuit board and turns the microphone on to receive any outside music or sounds . as music or sound enters the microphone , the motor reacts by turning the gears , which then move the drive rod inside the outer tube in a circular motion . the character , candy and stick holder connected to the outer tube dances or moves to the sound or music received through the microphone . when the slide switch on the main housing is moved to another position and the contact switch is pressed , the pop dancer operates off of internal music or sound supplied by the circuit board . from the above description and illustrative drawings , it would become obvious that a different circuitry could be provided which would carry out the invention . thus , applicants are not bound by an exact circuitry . the foregoing relates to preferred exemplary embodiments of the invention , it being understood that other variants and embodiments thereof are possible within the spirit and scope of the invention , the latter being defined by the appended claims .
the pop dancers consist of a main housing with a slide switch , microphone , speaker , integrated circuit board , contact switch , a gearing system , and a motor . the lower end of the main housing contains the power supply . the upper end of the main housing has a tube anchor with a drive rod , outer tube , candy stick holder , flexible / bendable character with an aperture and candy with a candy stick .