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My Little Margie #10 (1956)

Charlton · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Has Sancho Seen Pancho?
8 pp · humor
Vern AlbrightMargie Albright

In a lighthearted twist of mistaken identity, Margie Albright is roped into entertaining Pancho Montego, the son of a reluctant client, while her father and boss scheme to win a big account. As Margie tries to keep up with Pancho’s string of highbrow outings, her father grows increasingly anxious—only to be relieved when her secretary confirms she’s already left with Pancho, unaware that Margie has been replaced by a surprise guest.

Fashion Fancy
4 pp · humor
Margie Albright

Margie Albright frets over a dress too long for her dinner date and formal dance, seeking help from Mrs. Odetts, who shows her her late husband Christian Window’s wildly inventive, impractical fashion designs. From a skirt that lifts and lowers with a rope sash to one with a hidden light bulb and another that unfolds into a hoop skirt, the creations highlight how fleeting and absurd fashion trends can be. Margie ultimately decides that worrying about styles is silly—especially when the next trend might already be on its way.

Daddy's Interlude
5 pp · humor
Vern AlbrightMargie Albright

Margie becomes suspicious when her father, Vern Albright, mentions a mysterious woman on the phone, convinced he’s being taken advantage of. She enlists Mrs. Odetts’s help to investigate, leading to a dramatic confrontation at the boat basin where the truth behind Vern’s romantic outing is revealed.

Boy, Oh, Boy!
6 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightVern Albright

Margie agrees to babysit Rodney Vandercourt, an energetic eight-year-old boy, while her father shows a potential client a piece of real estate. As Margie tries to run her errands, Rodney’s antics — from riding a double-decker wagon to breaking a store window — turn her day into a chaotic series of mishaps.

Flying Frolics and Freddie
8 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightFreddie

Margie convinces a reluctant Freddie to take a flight in a three-seater airplane, only for him to accidentally start the engine and panic when he realizes he’s airborne. As Freddie clings to the idea of angels while spiraling through the sky, Margie and the pilot try to guide him back to safety—until he finally lands the plane, only to be more concerned about his aircraft than his own well-being.

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