My Little Margie

Margie asks Vern for a job at Honeywell & Todd, but Vern says no. When Margie's look alike cousin arrives, Vern thinks it's Margie in disguise and decides to get even.

Vern's worry over Margie keeps him from working so he and Mr. Honeywell concoct a fake romance to distract her. But crossed wires make her believe their client Bill Davenport is the one sending flowers causing even more complications.

Margie tries to help the daughter of Vern's new client. He doesn't know his daughter is married and has a baby, so Margie has to pretend the baby is hers.

Margie receives a telegram from Ralph Brooks, a handsome Marine, inviting her to a cotillion. Excited, she asks Vern if she can buy a new dress, but he refuses.

Margie forces Vern to eat "Boomies" cereal so the next-door-neighbor boy can win a prize. Vern is concerned because his company represents a rival product. The situation comes to a head just before Margie and Vern are scheduled to appear on a live children's program sponsored by "Boomies" cereal.

A chimp named Mr. Murphy takes over the Albright household.

Freddie has a new job selling lipstick. When Margie messes up a demonstration Freddie was giving to Vern's new client, she must correct the problem she has caused.

When Margie's father agrees to babysit a client's grandson, Margie warns him he's asking for trouble. But trouble is only starting. Before the night is over, the whole town seems to be upset.

A phony duel is staged to prove Verne's love, but he turns the tables when he finds out.

Margie wants to help her dad Vern at work by fixing up Mr. Honeywell. Introducing him to Miss Gilmore, Margie learns too late she's planning on taking him for his money with help from her paramour Kent. Margie has to remedy the situation.

Despite Vern's objections, Margie is determined to meet Vern's old fraternity brother, the Shah of Zena... even if it means sneaking into his hotel room.