That Girl (1966)

Ann needs some funny material for an audition and enlists Donald's writing expertise, but his jokes aren't funny.

Ann has her toe stuck in a bowling ball at a very unopportune moment.

Ann gets a visit from her cheap cousin and his bride. When he refuses to leave, Ann gets a room in a bridal suite to formualte a plan to get him out.

Ann helps Donald get a story about a famous opera singer, if only he can control his romantic urges.

When Lou presses Donald on whether he intends to marry Ann, it causes a big fight between the young couple.

Ann thinks that her friends are going to surprise her with a birthday party when she is invited out to dinner by her father.

Ann hires a maid for Donald, but who she hired makes her jealous.

Ann is a salesperson for shoes that somehow fall apart over time.

Ann finds a ring a high school sweetheart once gave her. Problems ensue when she tries to return it.

Ann is being given presents by one of her acting class colleagues, Hobart Niles. She and Donald think that these gifts are hot, but they find out that Hobart is very wealthy.

Ann and Donald find a strange organ player who used to play the soundtrack in silent movies. Donald does a story about him, but he disappears because he is a wanted criminal.

Ann thinks she will lose her sweet Donald to a famous actress when all the time he is interviewing her for his article.

Donald's parents meet Ann for the first time, and his mother Mildred takes a dislike to Ann because she plays a vamp on a soap opera.

Ann's agent suggests changing her last name to avoid confusion, but the idea infuriates her father.

Ann ends up in jail trying to help a fellow waitress when she serves two rival underworld groups and the place gets raided by the police.

One rule in life: never ever let your girlfriend work with you. Don learns that the hard way when he hires Ann to be his secretary.

Ann is charmed by a wealthy man who gives her many luxuries and Don tries to compete. Ann realizes that money is not the most important thing in a relationship.

Ann brings Donald home to meet her parents, but he goes through some serious torture when they stop for a little picnic on the way.

Ann is sued by a sewing machine salesman who claims she ran into him with her car.

Ann has a chance to audition for Jules Benedict, but is roped into babysitting Judy and Leon's baby.