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Christopher Jolly cannot marry Polly until he finds his birth certificate and learns his age. Captain Billy returns to his village after years as a pirate and reunites with his wife, who thought him dead. Jolly learns Billy is his uncle and Billy confirms his age, allowing him to marry Polly. Billy settles down as a soap salesman.
When the Jarramies’ butler and cook leave before an important dinner, Mrs. Jarramie rubs an antique lamp and summons Ben-Zoh-Leen, who serves as both. Her husband employs the genie as a political canvasser. Misreading a telegram, Mrs. Jarramie sends her husband to Timbuctoo, but then locks the lamp in a safe. Ernest Pepperton finds the combination, frees the lamp, and brings Mr. Jarramie home; Pepperton is forgiven and the genie gains his freedom.
In the poor seaside town of Dullport, Old Sarah sells sweets while Simon smuggles rum and residents resent tax collector Archibald Jones. Chancellor Claude Newcastle investigates their incomes, but Sarah traps him in a bathing machine and threatens to drown him. Archibald rescues Newcastle, who forgives everyone; the couples are happy.
A shy Charlie Brown brings a talking parrot to Polly Grey, hoping it will voice his proposal for him. Polly discovers his plan and pretends the bird came from his rival Percy Green, until Brown admits the truth and learns Polly returns his feelings.
Christopher Jolly cannot marry Polly until he finds his birth certificate and learns his age. Captain Billy returns to his village after years as a pirate and reunites with his wife, who thought him dead. Jolly learns Billy is his uncle and Billy confirms his age, allowing him to marry Polly. Billy settles down as a soap salesman.
When the Jarramies’ butler and cook leave before an important dinner, Mrs. Jarramie rubs an antique lamp and summons Ben-Zoh-Leen, who serves as both. Her husband employs the genie as a political canvasser. Misreading a telegram, Mrs. Jarramie sends her husband to Timbuctoo, but then locks the lamp in a safe. Ernest Pepperton finds the combination, frees the lamp, and brings Mr. Jarramie home; Pepperton is forgiven and the genie gains his freedom.
In the poor seaside town of Dullport, Old Sarah sells sweets while Simon smuggles rum and residents resent tax collector Archibald Jones. Chancellor Claude Newcastle investigates their incomes, but Sarah traps him in a bathing machine and threatens to drown him. Archibald rescues Newcastle, who forgives everyone; the couples are happy.
A shy Charlie Brown brings a talking parrot to Polly Grey, hoping it will voice his proposal for him. Polly discovers his plan and pretends the bird came from his rival Percy Green, until Brown admits the truth and learns Polly returns his feelings.