After losing his wife, Danny thinks that he is unable to provide and offer the attention that his children need, so he sends them away to boarding school.

While Danny is still hobbled with a broken leg, he gets Nelson Eddy to fill in for him down at the club.

Terry is ashamed of Danny and his loud manner when she starts dating the son of a conservative banker.

The father of Rusty's friend tells Danny that he is not being enough of a pal to Rusty and that may be hurting their relationship.

Rusty's Cub Scout Pack needs a Den Mother so he asks Danny to volunteer for the job.

Danny suggests to Terry that she forgo her tomboy ways when she falls for a boy who won't give her the time of day.

Danny is excited at his Texas booking, until he learns who'll be in the audience.

Danny feels like a real stinker after he stumbles upon Terry's diary and takes a peek.

Danny wants Rusty to perform with him on an upcoming TV show.

Danny's booking agent and his press agent pressure him to go back to work, but Danny refuses to acknowledge he no longer needs crutches for his still-healing broken leg.

Danny is quite taken with his new vocal coach and tries to persuade her to audition for some Broadway producers.

Danny and Rusty's Cub Scout troop have different ideas on Danny's role as Master of Ceremonies for their upcoming show.

Anticipating the first Christmas without Margaret, Danny invites a troupe of circus clowns for Christmas dinner to cheer Rusty and Terry.

Danny and Benny interfere with Liz's love life, be that as it may.

Danny challenges Rusty's music teacher to perform in his club.

Danny's kids sabotage his date.

Danny is surprised to find Wilma, a young girl from Iowa, in his home. She wants to make it in show business and decides Danny is her last chance.

Danny blows off an anniversary dinner date with close friends by accepting a blonde bombshell's invitation to her high society champagne supper.

Danny suspects a down-and-out comic of stealing his material.

Danny is depressed because he thinks his kids have forgotten that it's his birthday.