My Little Margie #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMargie seeks to improve her mind by visiting the library, but her efforts to find suitable reading material go awry when she encounters a malfunctioning question-and-answer machine that repeatedly strikes her. Later, while attempting to crash a fancy party at a nearby hotel to meet the famous author Madame Silvia Duresse, Margie's antics lead to a series of comedic mishaps involving a police officer and a doorman. The story concludes with Margie narrowly escaping further trouble after accidentally splashing the officer with ketchup.
Margie convinces her dad to pretend he’s a former boxer to impress her friend Killer Kline, leading to an awkward sparring session that spirals when a rigged sandbag accidentally knocks out their guest. As Dad tries to keep up the charade, Margie panics, realizing her prank has gone too far — but her dad’s quick thinking might just save the day.
Margie tries to use a new electronic brain to decide what dress to wear to a party, but the machine responds with increasingly absurd and flustered answers to her increasingly complicated questions. As the machine begins to short-circuit under the pressure, her father calls in a company psychiatrist to calm it down, leaving Margie bewildered by the whole ordeal.
Simple Saima, a young woman who feels invisible, decides to take bold action to make a splash in the world. She stumbles into a high-society luncheon under the mistaken identity of the famous reclusive author Madame Puree, improvising witty responses that earn her unexpected acclaim.
Margie enthusiastically practices first aid on Harvey, who pretends to be injured to avoid her attention. When Harvey escapes and hides, he devises a scheme to get her to help him again—only to find himself in a series of increasingly absurd situations as Margie’s over-the-top responses escalate.
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