Dennis the Menace

Dennis thinks a marriage has been arranged for him.

Dennis jumps to conclusions when he hears the Wilsons arguing.

Distributor Dennis loses circulars.

Dennis serves as a judge in a trial in which Mr. Wilson is the defendant.

The Mitchells believe that Mr. Wilson lost his money in the stock market.

To research an article, Wilson lives with gypsies.

Dennis may lose his chance to pitch in the big game.

Wilson brings a chimp from San Diego to the town zoo.

Wilson and Dennis wind up in a naval march.

Henry is given a lucrative job offer in a foreign country.

Wilson uses Dennis and his pals as research subjects for a magazine article.

Wilson writes an advice column for the lovelorn.

Dennis tells a story about an old hermit.

Wilson's subject refuses to sign a release.

Dennis competes for a trip to Cape Canaveral.

Mr. Wilson pretends he's sick just to get away from Dennis.

Dennis does a rain dance to help his father avoid a golf date.

Mr. Wilson searches for the creature who's leaving behind big footprints.

Dennis plays matchmaker.

Dennis tries to convince senators to turn a mountain into a national forest.

Teased about his height, a boy quits the basketball team.

Mr. Wilson sneezes any time Dennis is around.

Dennis mistakes Wilson's golf-club covers for baby booties.

Mr. Wilson is in a jam when he wins a contest that's limited to parents.

Dennis ties a message onto a homing pigeon, not realizing the paper contains Mr. Wilson's stock market information.

Mr. Wilson becomes the city's cat catcher.

A phantom burglar's latest theft is described in the paper just before Henry leaves town.

Mr. Wilson gets arrested after Dennis' Robin Hood games go too far.

Mr. Wilson is enraged over an increase in school taxes.

Wilson plans a movie star's memoirs.

Wilson thinks there may be a reward for a stray.

Dennis washes Wilson's tuxedo.

Chaos reigns when there's a mix-up in plans for a Hawaiian vacation.

Mr. Wilson buys a rabbit's foot from Dennis, but it brings him everything but luck.

Mr. Wilson runs for the presidency of the bird-watcher's club.

Dennis and Mr. Wilson's plan to sell their comic books goes awry.

Dennis and friends picket a bookstore that won't display Wilson's book.

Mr. Wilson hopes he'll be his aunt's heir, but she seems to favor Dennis.