Make Room for Daddy

Danny has the jitters about his career as a nightclub entertainer; Rusty wants an allowance.

Danny must decide whether or not to have a nose job to get a movie contract.

Danny and the kids look after the house while Margaret is on jury duty.

Margaret tries to show Danny how little he knows about caring for babies.

Danny is incensed by Rusty's report card and threatens him with military school.

When a producer promises Danny a film roll, the Williams family prepares for its trip to Hollywood.

Danny's movie career is short-lived as the family arrives in Hollywood.

Danny is in hot water with Margaret when he is unable to join her to celebrate their anniversary.

Margaret enlists the help of an unsuspecting Danny as she tries to play peacemaker between her mother and aunt.

Terry is thrilled when a popular boy asks her out, but Danny learns the boy's motivation was less than honest.

The family makes Margaret feel wanted.

Danny wins the Father of the Year award and is slated to appear on a magazine cover.

The Williams family makes a huge mistake when it plays matchmaker for Danny's agent and a persistent comedienne.

Margaret and Danny try to appease Terry when she launches a campaign for her own room.

When Danny lands a role on a national TV show, his family dreams of him as a big star with great wealth.

Terry falls for Danny's friend, a charming French actor; Danny realizes his daughter has a mind of her own.

The children get a governess.

Terry investigates her father's education for an article she is writing at school.

Depressed about the state of his career, Danny decides to try being a real estate salesman.

After an incident at school, Danny takes Rusty to get his haircut, but the barber is too afraid of Margaret.

Terry's boyfriend takes her to a fashionable restaurant to celebrate her birthday.

After seeing the play, Rusty imagines that he can fly like Peter Pan.

Danny doesn't think Rusty and Terry will benefit from piano lessons.

Danny needs some publicity and reaches out to a journalist friend to write an article about him.

Danny is approached by a philosophy professor to deliver a lecture before his class.

Danny balks at appearing in a silly costume at Rusty's school.

Danny has regrets about not helping a club owner.

A trip to visit Margaret's Wisconsin hometown becomes a comical catastrophe.