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The wintery weather finds the McGee’s glad to spend the evening inside. It doesn’t stop the stream of neighbors who seek shelter from the storm. George Spelvin comments on the tiny garment Molly is making for a soldier overseas. Neither of the McGee’s know who George is, or why he needs to deliver a message to Fibber. The doorbell announces the Old Timer who refuses to confess what his real name is. he tells about his girlfriend who is still in the storm. Billy Mills plays a dance tune.
The McGee’s talk with George about relatives in vaudeville, but before he can tell why he’s there, the doorbell rings again. Abigail Uppington enters. She’s looking for her Pekinese, FeeFee. Before she can leave, Harlowe Wilcox pops in with a sponsor message.
the crowd grows when Mayor Latrivia arrives. Will anyone find FeeFee? Who is George? For now the mayor hears Fibber brag on being Sleet McGee. On the way out, a trip to the hall closet is in order, then the Kingsmen sing, Gay Ranchero.
The gang is having fun staying out of the weather and play a guessing game. As Molly goes to make coffee and sandwiches, Wallace Wimple visits. The weather is no deterrent for him too spend a few moments away from his big old wife. Despite the marital trouble, he sticks up for Sweetie Face, but he runs along. George finally delivers his important message from the governor.
note: George is played by Frank Nelson.
