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Katy tries to help a young newlywed couple. She gives them the bridal suite at a reduced rate. Meanwhile, Mr. MaCauley assigns the same room to friends of his wife.

When Mr. MaCauley saves the life of a maharajah, the man gives him one of his six wives.

When Olive develops a crush on the desk clerk, Katy does her best to discourage the romance.

Nine-year-old Donald lives at the hotel. When he begins terrorizing the staff, Katy takes on the job of disciplining him. Elsewhere, Mr. MaCauley prepares to receive an award.

During a masquarade ball, thieves break into the Bartley House safe and make off with the rich guests' jewelry. Katie tracks down the crooks.

Katy's friends convince her that she's taking advantage of Olive, so she decides to move. She needs the help of a Latin American band to break her lease.

A playboy count and his aunt check into the hotel. Katy quickly figures out the aunt is only interested in matching her nephew up with Katy.

Katy fears Donald is hanging out with delinquents. When it's apparant he's only joined an orchestra, Katy tries to get them a gig at the hotel. Ann Sothern joins Barry Gordon for a rendition of "Thanks for Everything".

Mrs. MaCauley wants to impress her women's group, so Katy tries to persuade a famous cellist to play at their meeting.

When the MaCauleys go on vacation, Katy rents out their room. Unfortunately, the guest is a lady gambler who starts a poker game.

The staff are impressed by Donald's good behavior. Of course, it's just an act to cover up for the dog he's hiding in his room.

Katy must fend off the advances of the hotel founder's playboy son.

A long-time employee convinces Katy to give his son a chance as the night watchman. When things start dissappearing, is it the former delinquent's fault?

Johnny the bellhop has been fooling his mom. She thinks he's an executive. Can Katy and the rest of the staff keep up the deception when she comes to visit?

When Katy defends the rights of Native Americans on the radio, an influential stockholder demands that she be fired from Bartley House.

A college reunion brings three of Katy's old boyfriends to town. While visiting with them, she begins to rethink her decision to have a career instead of marriage.

When Katy starts acting grumpy, her friends suggest she take a vacation. Before she can go, she needs to find a substitute for her job.

Katy's Irish uncle Sean is newly wealthy after winning the lottery. Now, he wants to buy a fur coat for Katy.

When Katy discovers that her uncle Sean and his brother have a feud, she schemes to stop it. She wants to unite the two by having them stop her from an unsuitable marriage.

Katy and Olive are in a financial crunch, so they hire a consulting firm to help them make a budget.

A press agent gives Katy 2 tickets to a hit play. She must choose which friend will get the 2nd ticket.

A wealthy friend of Katy's is engaged. Unfortunately, Katy is convinced that her friend's new betrothed is a con artist.

Mr. MaCauley is transferred to a different branch, leaving Katy and the staff certain she will be the new manager. Requests for promotions begin to overwhelm her, until she learns Mr. Bartley has already chosen a different manager.

Katy thinks the new boss his too hard on the staff.

Mr. Devery falls in love with a younger woman and decides to make himself more attractive.

The staff becomes concerned when Katy is seen wearing an engagement ring that belongs to the boss. What they don't know is that Katy is just having the ring fixed.

Michael, the hotel's chef, has joined an investment club from which he is gaining tons of profits. So, the rest of the staff asks Katy to be in charge of their own investment funds.

Mr. Devery wants to increase staff efficiency, so he hires a psychologist to run some tests.

When Katy gets tired of doing meaningless chores for the boss, she hires a house boy. However, she gets a geisha girl instead.

Mr. Devery buys Katy an ugly hat in appreciation of her hard work. When he wants her to wear it to lunch with him, she has to explain why she returned it.

A member of the board comes tovisit and brings along her nephew. Mr. Devery wants a raise, so he agrees to train the boy in the hotel business. Unfortunately, no one asked the boy what his plans for the future were.

Katy dates a handsome actor, in order to remind Mr. Devery that she's not just one of the boys.

Mr. Devery wants to win the Bartley trophy for efficiency, so he applies a military strategy.

Johnny is finally getting the promotion he wants. Unfortunately, he overhears a conversation that makes him think he's being fired.