My Little Margie #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMargie visits a record shop to pick out a new record, where her loud playing of "Rocka Anda" disturbs her father and an older gentleman customer, prompting her father to suggest she go home where it's quieter. Later, while trying on a gorgeous gown for an upcoming party, Margie realizes she's running late and rushes to get ready. At the party, her exuberant dancing causes a chair to break and leads to a chaotic fight scene, during which she's arrested by police; however, she's released when it's revealed that her niece Monie helped the police capture a crook, earning Margie her freedom.
When Cousin Leo needs a place to keep his trained bear while he tends to business, Margie takes on the challenge of sneaking the animal into a hotel that strictly forbids wild creatures. She hatches a scheme to disguise the bear as a woman, but keeping up the charade gets trickier as the suspicious desk clerk circles closer to the truth. It's a comedy of errors where Margie's quick thinking and the bear's unexpected "charm" create more laughs than problems.
When Vern Albright's nervous nephew Quentin comes to town, Margie takes on the challenge of helping him unwind—but every attempt to show him around leads to a new mishap, from traffic scares to record store chaos. As one mishap after another unfolds, something unexpected starts to shift in the anxious young visitor.
Margie's got a closet full of fabulous new dresses and a big party coming up—and when her friend Susie promises to introduce her to a famous movie star, the pressure's on to pick the perfect outfit. Watch as Margie tries on dress after dress, second-guessing each choice, only to discover she's gotten her timeline hilariously mixed up. It's a fun little fashion parade that proves sometimes the best accessory is a good sense of humor.
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