My Little Margie's Boy Friends #3

When a famous pop singer comes to town, two boys scheme to impress the local girls by digging up embarrassing secrets—only to find their plan backfires spectacularly when the girls see through their scheme faster than they can say "fan club." Chic Stone illustrates this 1956 teen comedy romp where jealousy and one-upmanship collide with genuine star power, leaving everyone learning a lesson they didn't quite expect.

When Margie and her friends visit a ranch for the weekend, they each pursue their favorite hobbies—but what starts as a simple afternoon of riding quickly becomes a series of misadventures. Between Tex's exhausting passion for mountain climbing and Freddie's unsettling specimen collection, Margie discovers that not all hobbies are created equal.

When Margie's beach day with a lifeguard cousin gets spotted by her boyfriend Freddie, jealousy erupts into a comedy of misunderstandings that leaves him nursing bruises and everyone scrambling for cover. This 1956 teen humor tale proves that a day at the beach is never just a day at the beach when romance and mistaken identities are involved.

Margie and her friend discover they're both smitten with tall, dark, handsome men—so Freddie enlists Harvey to help him transform himself with platform shoes, shoe polish, and a makeover to win Margie's attention. But when Harvey unexpectedly shows up with someone else, Margie's fickle heart takes a sudden turn, leaving Freddie's elaborate disguise to backfire in the most humorous way possible.

Freddy lands a peculiar assignment for his salesmanship course: secure a one-day job at a random store by convincing the owner to hire him on the spot—and he draws Mr. Sorefeet's notoriously grouchy shoe store for women. When Freddy pitches a promotional idea to drum up business, his scheme backfires spectacularly, teaching him a hard lesson about what really works in sales.