Family Affair

A globe-trotting engineer and his butler fall heir to three orphans.

Dismayed at the prospect of caring for three children, Bill decides to send Cissy away.

The twins give Uncle Bill a hansom-cab horse.

Cissy thinks Bill is trying to get rid of her.

French is astonished at how much attention he attracts when he endorses a brand of marmalade.

When Cissy gets her own phone, Buffy is so unhappy that Bill suspects a case of jealousy.

French accidentally knocks Buffy's prized doll over the apartment railing.

French takes a cooking lesson and unwittingly becomes engaged.

A psychologist suggests separating the twins.

Cissy's cynical chum tells her that Bill's girlfriend is trying to trap him.

Garbled communications make Bill panicky about what's going on at home while he's away.

Jody thinks Bill doesn't love him enough to punish him.

Cissy writes about French for an assignment.

Cissy develops a crush on her psychology teacher.

Jody befriends a millionaire sought by Bill.

Bill can't understand why Cissy won't tell him what's troubling her.

Buffy and Jody travel all around the city looking for the owner of a $20 bill.

When French is called away, his brother fills in.

The twins turn to a friendly window washer for help with their homework.

A formerly rich woman (Myrna Loy) wants to learn housekeeping.

Bill, believing it's best, agrees to let Aunt Fran take the children.

Buffy fears she will be sent away to be a dancer.

French unwittingly insults the small daughter of a Chinese diplomat.

The twins try to interest French in Miss Faversham.

Annoyed at the noise the twins make, Bill jumps at the chance to send them to camp.

French is shocked when he learns that his nephew is not going to follow family tradition.

The twins win a lamb in a contest.

A rodeo cowboy fascinates Buffy and Jody.

Bill thinks his discipline caused the twins' allergy.

Bill asks a movie star to escort Cissy to a dance.