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My Little Margie #24

May 1959 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Margie visits a record shop to pick out a new record, where her loud playing of "Rocka Anda" disturbs her father and an older gentleman customer, prompting her father to suggest she go home where it's quieter. Later, while trying on a gorgeous gown for an upcoming party, Margie realizes she's running late and rushes to get ready. At the party, her exuberant dancing causes a chair to break and leads to a chaotic fight scene, during which she's arrested by police; however, she's released when it's revealed that her niece Monie helped the police capture a crook, earning Margie her freedom.

Contains 4 stories
Bear Facts
5 pp · Humor
Margie Albright

Margie Albright agrees to hide her cousin Leo’s trained bear, Blackie, at the Hotel Daggy while he runs errands, but the hotel has a strict no-wild-animals policy. To avoid suspicion, Margie disguises Blackie as a lady using second-hand clothes, leading to a series of tense and humorous moments as the desk clerk grows increasingly suspicious of the "two girls" in room 202.

Nervous Quentin
5 pp · Humor
Vern AlbrightMargie Albright

Nervous Quentin, a jittery young cousin, visits Margie and Vern Albright, and Margie takes it upon herself to help him relax during his stay. As she shows him around town, Quentin’s anxiety leads to a series of comical mishaps involving traffic lights, loud music, a startled cat, and a runaway pin-cushion.

Dress Rehearsal
3 pp · Humor
Margie AlbrightVern Albright

Margie Albright panics about choosing the perfect dress for an upcoming party where she’s set to meet her friend Susie’s famous cousin, Randy Maxon. She tries on several glamorous outfits, each more elaborate than the last, only to realize she’s been mistaken about the event’s timing. SKIP

Real Thing
5 pp · Humor, Teen
Simple Saima

Simple Saima visits a Hollywood studio filled with fake props, convinced everything is real—until she accidentally breaks a genuine railing, window, and floor during a playful fight scene, leading to her being mistaken for a criminal and briefly arrested. When the truth comes out, she’s released, still convinced the whole incident was part of a movie audition.

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artist, inker Jon D'Agostino
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