Broadway's bright lights create a bustling scene. An elderly, solitary woman named Dream Street Rose tells stories about Good Time Charlie's bar on West 47th Street. The usual customers are the storyteller, Broadway, and Charlie. Daily life continues with ordinary tales, until one special story breaks through the normal conversation.

In sunny Palm Beach, Fatso Zimf, a jolly Santa Claus, tries to mend a quarrel between Betty Lou and her ardent beau, Johnny Ralph, and to get rid of a devious Count who pursues Betty Lou. Fatso's clever gift-mixing scheme finds the Count's ulterior motives and leads to Betty Lou and Johnny's reconciliation.

Cecil hosts a gathering that shocks the visitors and disturbs the community.

The Smith family - Bill, Nancy, Bumps, and Uncle Cecil - live happily together in a bright Hollywood neighborhood. Bill loves using his dictionary, which often starts funny arguments in the house. Young Bumps brings lots of energy while Uncle Cecil makes sweet mistakes that make everyone laugh. Their newest problem happens when Bumps gets a new drum that tears apart for no clear reason.

The Smiths dream big after unexpectedly coming into money.

Bill and Nancy set up an evening together, but everything goes wrong.

When Bumps starts dating a boy, Bill and Nancy respond just like any worried parents would.

The family plots to make Cecil disappear for one day, which leads to surprising turns of events.

The Smith household in Hollywood is a picture of chaotic charm. Bill is a dashing actor, while Nancy, his sharp-witted wife, is the family's anchor. Uncle Cecil, a well-meaning meddler, adds to the lively atmosphere. Their daughter, Bumps, is ever-curious and playful. Life flows smoothly despite the antics, until sudden news stirs the pot.

The Smiths deal with a sudden litter of puppies;causing adorable chaos.

At a party, Bill attempts to share a funny story, but the ending doesn't come across the way he intended.

Bill's quest for honesty tests him when he tries to sell a used car.

A small mishap causes Nancy's relatives to blow things way out of proportion.

Cecil becomes the object of a surprising person's romantic interest.

In the heart of Hollywood, Bill Smith and his bumbling brother, Uncle Cecil, try to cope with the pranks of young Bumps Smith and her dismal report card. Bill's fight for educational reform gets underway when he receives a threatening call urging him to drop his cause. The ensuing chaos temporarily distracts him from his troubles.

Cecil auditions for a movie role, hoping to become famous but running into funny problems along the way.

The Smiths implement a penalty system;leading to unexpected household chaos.

A polecat invades the Smith household;causing a stinky situation.

The Smiths celebrate their 12th anniversary with unexpected events unfolding.

A grand banquet turns into a comedic disaster for the Smith family.

The Smith family goes on a crazy journey in a tiny camper.

At a busy Hollywood house, Bumps' birthday celebration becomes wild when Nancy brings home infants from a baby care center. The mix-up reaches its peak when dogs are confused for human babies, causing giggles and mayhem.

Cecil accidentally assists a burglar;leading to unexpected consequences.

Cecil unknowingly hands out counterfeit money;causing a stir in town.

Cecil mistakenly believes the Smiths are being evicted;leading to chaos.

The Smith household grows restless with eccentric Uncle Cecil's arrival and cultural flubs, while Bill struggles to deal with an angry socialite who wants to sue over an accident and worries that Uncle Cecil's antics will ruin his chances of getting her legal business.

Bill and Nancy Smith want to enjoy a fun Hollywood night without Uncle Cecil around, but he shows up anyway and ruins their party. Soon after, Uncle Cecil loses his movie deal because he only plays a butler in romantic scenes to help the new leading man at the gathering.

The Smiths navigate everyday Hollywood living while finding humor in the typical madness.