My Little Margie

When Margie learns a maharajah is visting America she's determined to meet him. She enlists Freddie's help in schemes that involve a laundry basket and becoming a harem girl that does the Charleston.

Margie tries to prove to Vern that she isn't spoiled by doing a good deed, but ends up getting involved in secret Air Force mission.

Margie wants Vern to take her to London. When he refuses, she hires a man to pretend they are going to elope as soon as Vern leaves.

Vern and Margie get a free trip to Bermuda from Mr. Honeywell, but end up in Palm Beach to help rescue Freddie from a crazy television scheme.

In San Francisco, Vern's rival tricks Margie into interfering in a Chinese family feud, not realizing one of the men is Vern's cliemt.

In San Francisco, Vern's rival tricks Margie into interfering in a Chinese family feud, not realizing one of the men is Vern's cliemt.

Margie takes a modeling job, and she tries to keep it a secret from her father. She develops a crush on the photographer, but he doesn't even know her name.

Margie and Verne become trapped in their own apartment by two very unexpected guests.

After another incident due to Margie's obstinacy, Vern and Mr. Honeywell reminisce. They recall when Vern first courted his wife and his trouble with his mother-in-law, whose traits her granddaughter inherited.

Vern's boss wont let him take Margie to Hawaii with on business trip to win a new client who's a semi-retired movie star who's vain about her age and prefers younger men.

Vern tells Margie that Freddie is too much of a weakling and she should find a real man. Her answer is to come home with an obnoxious Marine judo expert, which makes Vern long for the presence of the once-hated Freddie.

Margie and Freddie track a murderer to a mysterious mansion. Two things Margie doesn't know: The man is a client of her father, and he's never murdered anyone.

Vern wagers his future with the company against Mr. Honeywell's job as president, in a competition to sign an important client.

A prominent actor to make his girlfriend jealous creates a magazine campaign to find his dream girl. Fitting the attributes of the described dream girl, Margie decides to try to be the actor's girl which vexes Vern and Freddie.

Margie switches identities with a countess who wants to test her boyfriend's motives.

Margie wants to spend some time with her boyfriend Ted, so she convinces Vern that his prospective client, Mr. Briggs, is vacationing at the lodge enjoying his favorite hobby, catching butterflies.

Margie helps the daughter of one of Vern's clients elope against her father's wishes. Vern thinks it is Margie who has eloped.