My Little Margie #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains "Fishy Story," in which Mr. Honeywell tells Margie he doesn't need to go on long-distance fishing trips since he can catch all he wants at a nearby dock, but Margie persuades him to take her fishing anyway and they encounter unexpected complications in the woods, including mistaking a dead tree for a bear and nearly shooting each other. The back matter includes an advice column addressing a young woman named Bobbie about choosing between two suitors with different qualities and lifestyles, discussing the importance of maturity in relationships and compatibility before marriage.
When Margie orders a truckload of bubble bath soap flakes to her basement, a wind gust turns the sudsy contents into a massive bubble—and traps her father Vern inside it! As the bubble floats wildly through the neighborhood with Vern desperately trapped within, Margie has to figure out how to rescue him from this soapy predicament. A wild ride through this 1959 comedy that proves sometimes having too much of a good thing can get you into real trouble.
Vern Albright's boasting about the fishing at the dock near his place lands him in hot water when his boss decides to test his claim—now Margie must come up with a scheme to save her father from embarrassment. With quick thinking and a helping hand from an unexpected source, this lighthearted tale proves that sometimes the best-laid fishing plans need a little improvisation to succeed.
When a stage magician invites Margie Albright up to assist with his finale, what should be a quick trick turns into a comedy of errors as she digs through her bulging purse searching for her lipstick. Her seemingly bottomless bag becomes the real show, much to the delight of the audience—and the magician's growing frustration.
Vern Albright takes Margie on a hunting trip to save money on meat, but his marksmanship proves to be hilariously terrible—he manages to shoot everything *except* actual game, racking up fines and damages along the way. As Vern's costly mistakes pile up, Margie begins to see the real bargain waiting back at the butcher shop.
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