Product Description

Forever-bubbling Gale Storm, with her cute eye-crinkling demeanor, was paired with distinguished looking Charles Farrell in the TV sitcom My Little Margie, which had a four year run beginning in 1952. In this hilarious series, the two played father and daughter, Vern and Margie Albright, who always got into comical predicaments. Hillary Brooke was Vern's love interest on the show. Many of the episodes start with separate monologues of father and daughter pondering over their problems (`Believe me...I've got a problem') and close with framed portraits of each one coming to life with funny little `morals' for the home viewers. The Collection contains 12 complete 30-minute episodes on 2 double-layered DVDs. Episode Titles - Disc #1: Margie & The Shah, Papa & Mambo, The San Francisco Story, Margie's Millionth Number, Corpus Delecti, and Margie Baby-Sits. Disc #2: The Hawaii Story, Vern's Winter Vacation, Miss Whoozis, Star of Khyber, The Unexpected Guest, and Honeyboy Honeywell. Bonus Features: Actor Bios| Episode Selection. Specs: 2-DVD5s; Dolby Digital Mono; 345 minutes; B&W; 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA - NR; Year - 1952; SRP - $19.99.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5904 in DVD
• Released on: 2000-12-19
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Black & White, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 2
• Running time: 345 minutes

Customer Reviews

Fantastic 1950's series!
"I Love Lucy" is probably THE greatest of the 1950's TV sitcoms, but "My Little Margie" runs a very close second. Gale Storm as Margie Albright and her father Vern played by Charles Farrell and Mr. Honeywell played by the Clarence Kolb are all superb. These are seasoned actors who take their roles seriously. In other words, they are there to make you laugh and they do an excellent job of doing it.
This collection of 12 episodes is well worth the price. The print and sound quality is wonderful for the most part. I just hope this company comes out with future collections. I've seen these over and over again, and I want more of "My Little Margie!"

Nostalgia from the fifties
Im 56 and I couldn't believe I had a chance of viewing movies I loved as a child.This is a fun loving movie of a father and daughter living together and Margie always making her fathers business her business. Pay attention to detail.the telephones cigarettes on the table set decorations. Fun viewing.

My Little Margie Vols 1 & 2
This bought back many memories of my youth and early TV. It is an excellent product.