My Little Margie #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMy Little Margie #30 contains two stories. "A Knight on Horseback" follows Mr. Howell's struggle to afford a horse his son Dave wants to buy for use in a school play; after his wife persuades him, Mr. Howell agrees to purchase the horse for twelve dollars per month. In the "My Little Margie" story, Margie uses powder to make Tommy sneeze repeatedly as a prank, and when confronted about what she was doing, she claims she merely wanted to check if the air was securely on, resulting in Tommy's embarrassed response.
When Margie's father admits he's invited a mysterious English widow named Lady Montane to visit—after fibbing about his daughter's age to seem younger—Margie springs into action with a disguise to save the day. But the arrival of Lady Montane's supposedly dead husband throws everything into chaos, and Margie's quick thinking becomes their only way out of a matrimonial trap.
Newsy and Nosey finds Margie eager to succeed as a new society reporter when her grumpy editor assigns her to cover what should be a high-profile wedding—only to discover the event has been cancelled. Determined to uncover the real story, Margie learns that a family business rivalry has torn apart the couple and decides to lend them a hand. Her interference sets off a wild chain of events that ends up reshaping her entire position at the paper.
Tommy decides to impress his wealthy Aunt Mazuma by claiming he's a sculptor, but when she calls his bluff by asking to see his work, he hatches a desperate scheme: covering his friend Harvey in white grease paint and a toga to pose as a Greek statue. When Harvey's itchy nose threatens to give away the ruse, Tommy scrambles to keep up the charade—but Aunt Mazuma's sharp eye catches on faster than expected, leading to a frantic chase.
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