LOS ANGELES - MAY 28: Gale Storm as Margie Albright for the CBS program "My Little Margie." . (Photo by CBS via Getty Images) Full disclosure: if you’ve got a little ‘snow on the roof,’ ...
Both Vern and Margie find themselves with one date too many and try to conceal the fact so their dates won't find out about each other. Margie invites Freddie's parents to dinner to try and drum up ...
Both Margie and Vern use a book on reverse psychology to get each other to breakup with their prospective mates, Freddie and Roberta, respectively. However, the whole thing backfires when a ...
Margie wants to have her portrait painted as a present for Vern's birthday. Short on money, she arranges to pretend to be the girlfriend of an artist to impress his friend and in exchange he will ...
When the big senior dance approaches, Margie plans to attend with Roy, but at the last minute Roy catches a cold and is forced to cancel, leaving Margie without an escort.
Then there is Margie's feminist grandmother, who wants Margie to be the first woman president of the United States. But just in case we still don't get it, it all becomes clear when we hear Margie's winning debate speech on why the U.S. should take the Marines out of Nicaragua.
In 1928 Ohio, Margie McDuff (Jeanne Crain), her school's best female debater, yearns to be as popular and attractive to the boys as her best friend Marybelle Tenor is, and she finally comes to the attention of the school's handsome French teacher, Professor Ralph Fontayne (Glenn Langlan).