Gale Storm in My Little Margie, Her Sexiest Moments (Part 1)

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00:00When I come in here to clean, it's the same story.

00:03Why don't you try some of that psychology stuff on your father?

00:06What do you know about psychology?

00:07I used to clean for Professor Winslow.

00:10Who's Professor Winslow?

00:11Who is he?

00:12I thought just about everybody had heard about his new book on reverse psychology.

00:16Oh, that one.

00:18Yes, I've seen it advertised quite a lot lately.

00:20The best little fixer-upper in the world.

00:23Somebody don't like green.

00:24You argue with them and they'll die not liking green.

00:27But you agree with them, the green's no good.

00:30Keep on agreeing with them.

00:31First thing you know, you've got a fight on your hands.

00:33They now love green.

00:35Would it work for purple?

00:37It'd work with your Freddy.

00:39You mean, agree with my father about Freddy?

00:43Exactly.

00:44But that's just what he wants me to do.

00:47Of course, of course.

00:48But only because you've never done it before.

00:50What happens after you agree with them?

00:52All of a sudden, the kick's gone.

00:54There's nothing for him to fight.

00:55So what does he do?

00:56Joins the other team.

00:58Battles on again.

01:00Oh, he's on your team, but he don't know it.

01:02Kind of cute, huh?

01:05But maybe you're right.

01:08Maybe it's not such a good idea.

01:10It's a perfectly wonderful idea.

01:12I'll get a copy today.

01:14Well, I never heard her work that fast for me before.

01:19First.

01:25Jenny!

01:25Hiya, Marja, honey.

01:27I'm getting my vitamin D the hard way.

01:29I haven't seen you for so long.

01:30I thought you'd given up and gone back to Alabama.

01:33Oh, not even a little bit of him.

01:34Little old Jenny's just kept on feuding away at those stage producers.

01:38And finally, I've got something.

01:40Well, congratulations.

01:41Thanks, Marja, honey.

01:43Of course, you're going to have to help me.

01:44But how can I help you?

01:45Remember how you used to fund me about my accent?

01:47Well, honey, child, I'll never fund you about your little old accent.

01:52Not even one little old bitter.

01:54Of course, I've lost most of my accent now.

01:56But I'm glad you can still sound like I used to.

01:59That's what you've got to do for me.

02:01What?

02:02This morning, I got a telegram from my daddy.

02:04He wants me to go meet an old friend of the family who's arriving today from New York.

02:08You know, southern hospitality.

02:10But I've got to start rehearsing for my first part

02:13while the biggest little only show is in town.

02:15So all I want you to do is go and meet this gentleman at the hotel

02:18and make like you're me.

02:21But, Ginny, I couldn't fool anybody.

02:23I don't look like you.

02:24Oh, that don't matter, Marja, honey.

02:26Oh, Mr. Bronchetti hasn't seen me for nearly ten years.

02:29I was just a little old child.

02:32Did you say Bronchetti?

02:34Your godfather's the man you used to talk about in school?

02:36That's him.

02:37That is Buddy Chum.

02:38Ever since the First World War.

02:40Anthony Bronchetti.

02:42Famous Italian opera star.

02:43Oh, Marja, honey, I knew I could count on you.

02:47You just happened to catch me at the right time.

02:49When things go poop, get yourself a famous Italian opera star.

02:53That's what I always say.

02:55But, Ginny, what if he asks me questions about the old plantation?

02:59Nah, honey, don't get the idea.

03:00I knew I could talk you into it.

03:02But on the way over, I just happened to jot down some of my family history.

03:05Well, Ginny, I can't pull this out every time he asks me a question.

03:11Silly.

03:12Remember how some of the kids at school used to get ready for exams?

03:16That's the way, honey.

03:17When I graduated, it took me two months to get the ink off my fingers.

03:21What are you doing in there?

03:35Never mind.

03:35I'll be out soon.

03:37Roberta here yet?

03:38No.

03:38I don't get it.

03:39You won't come to the party, but you asked them here for cocktails beforehand.

03:42You'll find out.

03:44Sounds like you're fixing a locomotive.

03:46Gee, Margie, you look out of this world.

03:58You look nice yourself.

04:00What's on the racket?

04:02I don't know.

04:02It's been going on for half an hour.

04:04Margie?

04:05Yes, Dad?

04:06Who just came in?

04:07Freddy.

04:07Tell him to get the monkey wrench.

04:09It's in the living room.

04:09Then bring it here.

04:16What is it?

04:18Did you say you wanted Freddy to bring you a monkey wrench?

04:21Yes.

04:22Why?

04:23I can't get my coat button.

04:26Well, here's the wrench.

04:29Hey, you know, he doesn't like me very well.

04:31I wonder if maybe he's building a trap.

04:33Silly.

04:34Me if I told you.

04:41Come in, Roberta.

04:43Margie, this is Mr. Crabb.

04:45How do you do?

04:46Darling, you look simply divine.

04:49Where's Vern?

04:50Well, he'll be out in a minute.

04:51I brought another costume in case we could persuade him to...

04:54Dad!

04:58Vern, you look wonderful.

04:59Mr. Honeywell loaned it to me.

05:01Then you are coming to the party.

05:03The old boy pleaded with me, and well, you know how it is.

05:07Might as well be prepared to guard the portcullets.

05:10Come with me.

05:12I got the wrench.

05:14You think we'll ever get to the party?

05:15Oh, we may be a little late.

05:17I'm going to get a breath of air.

05:25Where's Roberta?

05:26On the terrace.

05:27Come on, Crabb.

05:28You said you'd help.

05:34Margie.

05:35Come in.

05:39Roberta.

05:40Oh, Roberta.

05:45Oh, there you are, darling.

05:51Gazing at the moon?

05:53Thinking of me?

05:55Roberta, darling, there's something I've been wanting to say to you for a very long time.

05:58What's up?

05:59Shh.

06:00Craig's getting romantic.

06:01It's the funniest thing you ever saw.

06:03Roberta, that jellyfish of a businessman's not for you.

06:07Later tonight, I'll step right on his foot.

06:09Shh.

06:11What's happening?

06:12Craig's making love to Roberta.

06:14But Roberta.

06:15Shh.

06:16Give me your hand, darling.

06:17Please, Roberta, give me your hand.

06:20Such a sweet little hand.

06:22My own Roberta's hand.

06:24I'd know it amongst a thousand women.

06:26I'll put a stop to this.

06:30Put a stop to what?

06:32Craig is making love to you.

06:33Craig is making love to you?

06:36Say, that must be the problem Charlie was telling us about.

06:39I just thought I'd tell you, you're kissing a burglar.

06:44Stand to my fire.

06:48Ow!

06:50Stand to my fire.

06:52Don't you let it hear you go.

06:54Now, wait, I guess you're raising over here.

06:59Hilt!

07:00Hilt!

07:03Hold it there!

07:04Hold it there!

07:08Hilt!

07:10Hilt!

07:19Hilt!

07:20Hilt!

07:21Hilt!

07:22Hilt!

07:23Hilt!

07:24Hilt!

07:25Hilt!

07:37Hilt!

07:39I'll help you Mr. Albright!

07:44Where is he?

07:44Did he get away?

07:45No, you knocked him out.

07:47Three chance for the arm and brigade?

07:49Brady.

07:50You and Marge call the police.

07:52Well, let's hurry. We can't keep Mr. Honeywell waiting.

07:54Well, we can't. He fainted. He's lying there.

07:55Oh, his native bears can bring him along later.

08:04Oh, what happened?

08:06You shot a tiger.

08:07I did?

08:08Yes.

08:10Here's the head for your trophy room.

08:12Oh, my goodness, I've done it at last.

08:15Do you know it's a rare boneheaded pygmy tiger?

08:17Oh, Miss Odette, am I excited?

08:23Dad's flying down to Havana day after tomorrow on a big deal and taking me with him.

08:27I just changed to practice up on my conga.

08:29Did you want something?

08:30Well, I did come over with something in mind.

08:33But then I thought, no use worrying you about it.

08:35So I just took care of it all by myself.

08:38Wasn't that your boss?

08:39Well, I guess so. What was it?

08:40Oh, just a little family matter.

08:42Nothing to fret your pretty head about.

08:44Go ahead. Let's see your conga.

08:47This kind of dance is a little too slow to appeal to me.

09:02You've certainly got plenty of pep for 83.

09:05Lots of people tell me I'm as lively as some of the girls are 75.

09:09Oh, to be 75 again.

09:11Such a crazy, impetuous age.

09:14Don't you?

09:14I don't know.

09:16It's 54 years.

09:24Havana.

09:24We'll be there for three or four days.

09:26It's going to be wonderful.

09:28Have you ever been to Cuba?

09:29Once.

09:29Oh, what a time I had.

09:32Dances, romances.

09:33Oh, I know.

09:34A treasured memory of your youth.

09:35How old were you?

09:3682.

09:37It was last year.

09:39You're just going to love it, Margie.

09:41Oh, I'm sure of it.

09:42Or should I say cierto or sigura?

09:44That's Spanish.

09:45I don't see how those people down there ever understand the language.

09:49I wonder how I'm going to understand it.

09:51Of course, when I was in Mexico, it was simple.

09:53I just followed the translations on the tamale wrappers.

09:55You'll have to do one of two things then.

09:57Either take a Spanish dictionary along or stock up good on tamales.

10:02If I don't see you before you go, have one for me, you sloppy joes.

10:07I don't see you before you go, have one for me.

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