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My Little Margie #54 (1964)

Charlton · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Beatlemania
4 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightBeatles [Paul McCartneyJohn LennonGeorge HarrisonRingo Starr]

Margie Albright becomes obsessed with the Beatles, racing to collect every record and even getting a Beatle haircut in a bid to impress her boyfriend Chuck. As she prepares for a party, she’s convinced her new look and dedication will wow him—though she’s not sure if her enthusiasm is paying off just yet.

A False Impression
2 pp · humor

Sweet Jessica visits her corner drug store and accidentally causes a commotion when a man in a dress is mistaken for a woman, leading to a chaotic mix-up involving a contract signing and a mistaken identity. The situation escalates when the man, revealed to be Elmer, is nearly signed up for a show, prompting a protest from a woman who insists he’s not a girl.

Oil's Well
6 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightVern Albright

Margie Albright, newly appointed company treasurer, accidentally signs a series of checks for extravagant purchases—only to discover she’s also sold fake oil well stocks to a young boy, leading to a chaotic chase when the scam is exposed. With her father in panic and the real oil tycoon, Mr. Sutton, revealing his wells are actually just broken ditches, Margie must find a way to fix the mess before her employer finds out.

The Prize-Winner
1 pp · humor

In a lighthearted twist, a young woman confidently enters a hat shop, convinced her new hat will win her the fashion award, only to be met with exaggerated reactions from her companion, Elmer, whose over-the-top delight makes her question whether she's truly the one being celebrated. As she prepares for the competition, the story takes a whimsical turn with a bizarre judging panel that includes a yellow-throated pigwhistler, leaving her both stunned and bewildered.

Oh, Doctor
1 pp · humor

Sweet Jessica, convinced she’s hearing music in her head, visits the doctor, claiming she needs earplugs for peace and quiet. The doctor is baffled until he realizes she’s been using both earplugs from his radios, leaving him unable to hear the music she insists is playing — and the misunderstanding spirals into a comical tangle of miscommunication.

Shotgun Sheila
5 pp · humor
Margie Albright

Margie Albright finds herself mistaken for a notorious criminal known as Shotgun Sheila after a costume ball prank spirals into a police chase. As the authorities close in, Margie must outwit the officers and clear her name while grappling with the absurdity of being mistaken for a crook—especially when the real Shotgun Sheila might be someone else entirely.

Cleopatra Returns
1 pp · humor

Sweet Jessica, annoyed that Elmer is more captivated by the movie Cleopatra than by her, declares she’s leaving. Elmer, misunderstanding her frustration, surprises her by building a replica of Cleopatra’s barge for her, claiming he was only interested in the boat—not the queen—after all.

The Music Kick
5 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightVefn Albright

Margie and her father, Vefn, share a humorous clash over music when Vefn’s one-man-band antics — sparked by a long-lost college-era contraption — turn the attic into a cacophony that even Margie can’t tolerate. As Vefn proudly performs his "masterpiece," the noise becomes so overwhelming that Margie declares they must move out, only to reveal she’s the one who secretly set up the whole musical chaos.

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