Love and Marriage

William Harris moves in with his daughter and son-in-law. William gives Sophie, the secretary 5% shares and inadvertently loses the majority of the business to his daughter.

Mrs Harris need to see the Barbershop Quartet contest gets in the way of her anniversary celebration

Stubby rearranges Steve's song and it becomes a Big Hit after Sophie sings it on TV.

A baby is born to a younger composer's wife in Pat's apartment, where they had come to ask for another advance from Bill. The whole household is disrupted, and Steve says in the show "From Dixieland to Diapers in 15 Minutes."

Bill Harris plots a Hawaiian vacation to get rid of his son-in-law Steve's visiting mother and is trapped into being her travelling companion.

Bill Harris coaches his song plugger, Stubby, to be a wallet lifter so he can go to jail and bargain for an Italian tune written by a jailed pickpocket.

Bill Harris and his tune touter, Stubby, part temporarily. Stubby refuses to accept a better job from a rival publisher out of loyalty to his boss. Bill hires a hotshot youngster to make Stubby resign to improve himself. Pat and Steve connive in a job to bring Bill and Stubby back together again.

Tin Pan Alley is thrown into an uproar when the IRS checks their tax returns. Pat refuses to let her dad pat a small tax disallowance on the grounds that expenditures for the hobby products of eccentric song writers is a necessary business expense but the tax agent interprets the deduction as investments and the riot call on to investigate the entire music publishing business.

Stubby coaches a young lovesick composer in the romantic arts and is smitten by cupid himself.

Six year old, Jennie, engineers a plan that completely baffles the adult household members and thwarts their intention to send her to private school.

Bill Harris dissolves ancient Chinese tradition and consummates marriage for a young oriental couple.

Pat accepts a lead role in Broadway musical and Steve and her father Bill try to thwart her career.