Kathy #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple stories featuring Kathy and her teenage adventures. "Bingo" depicts Kathy as a wallflower tired of being a "public wallflower number one" who decides to embrace social activities, leading to romantic interest from boys at a school event. "On with the Dance" shows Kathy and a male partner attempting increasingly wild dance moves at home, causing chaos that includes a mattress crashing through the floor and nearly hitting people below. Another story involves a scheme with a wealthy boy named Zippy who has money and a big car, with Kathy attempting to manipulate the situation to her advantage, though her plans go awry when a rock hits Zippy's vehicle during a joyride.
When the new Latin teacher catches Kathy stirring up chaos in an unsupervised classroom, the girl's banished from the big school outing—but Kathy hatches a scheme to soften the stern Miss Dustbin by setting her up with the absent-minded Professor Biddle. What starts as a carefully orchestrated blind date in the nature study room quickly spirals into pandemonium, bringing Kathy face-to-face with disaster—until an unexpected turn of events gives everyone a second chance.
Bingo Brown swears off girls after striking out at the dance, declaring himself a full-fledged woman hater—but three sorority candidates see him as their ticket to membership and decide to prove him wrong. This 1951 teen comedy gets delightfully messy as the girls compete for Bingo's attention, only to discover that sometimes the worst outcome is actually getting what you wanted.
Kathy's forced to visit the lonely new neighbor Opal instead of attending the big Charleston contest, but she has other ideas—why not bring the dance to her? When Kathy and her friends throw an impromptu party at Opal's house to cheer her up, their well-meaning chaos threatens to tear the place apart, and things only get wilder when the neighbors call in the authorities. It's a rollicking teen comedy where good intentions collide hilariously with mayhem.
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