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My Little Margie #5 (1955)

Charlton · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
On the Ball!
7 pp · humor

Margie decides to pitch for the South Side Girls' Softball and Hemstitching Association, much to her father's dismay—but when the team needs emergency players, she convinces her skeptical dad and his friend Freddy to suit up (with wigs for cover) to prove that looking silly in a uniform isn't exclusively a woman's problem. The game spirals into hilarious chaos when a misunderstanding with an opposing player lands everyone in hot water, leading to an unexpected twist that leaves her father hoping she'll move on to a less destructive sport.

Employment Agony!
6 pp · humor

When Margie's friend Freddy hatches a scheme to start an employment agency, he convinces her to pose as a mysterious secretary candidate for her father's office—complete with a disguise and fake identity. As their plan spirals into comic chaos with mistaken identities and slapstick mishaps, Margie and Freddy discover that sometimes the simplest solution is right in front of you all along.

Dot's Life
5 pp · humor

When Mr. Honeywell arrives at the office in a foul mood, Mr. Albright and his coworker Dot hatch a mischievous plan to convince him he needs a break—by deliberately wearing polka-dotted clothes to aggravate the "spots" he's been seeing. Their scheme works a little too well, but ultimately gets the grumpy boss out of the office and onto a fishing trip, where he discovers a day off is exactly what he needed.

I'd Rather Be Right!
4 pp · humor

When Margie insists that Freddie get serious about finding work, she hands him a job-hunting guide—but her well-meaning dad just wants the broke loafer to stop borrowing money for dates. Freddie reads the book, discovers dozens of job opportunities, and decides to start his own employment agency instead, only to find himself right back where he started. This lighthearted romp shows why Margie's resourcefulness might be exactly what her hapless boyfriend needs to learn his lesson.

Blank Night
7 pp · humor
The High Cost of Leaving
1 pp · humor

When a young woman mentions her desire for a home of her own to a visiting friend, her father grows increasingly exasperated by his houseguest's lingering presence—and threatens to take drastic action if the fellow doesn't leave soon. A clever scheme involving flattery and wardrobe expenses might just do the trick in this lighthearted tale from the pages of My Little Margie.

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