Margaret Wade

Margaret Wade is Dennis' frenemy. Although she acts like she has a crush on Dennis Mitchell, he knows she doesn't love him and wants to stay away from her as much as possible. In one episode of the 1986 cartoon series.

Physical Appearance
Margaret has red hair in ringlets, visible freckles over her face, and always wears round glasses.

In the 80s cartoon, Margaret always wears light pink bows in her hair, and usually wears a light pink blouse, a black flounced skirt, light pink socks that come close to her knees, and black Mary Jane shoes.

In the 90s cartoon, Margaret always wears purple bows in her hair, and usually wears a lavender blouse with a white collar, a purple skirt, mauve socks that come close to her knees, and black Mary Jane shoes.

In Dennis the Menace in Cruise Control, Margaret's design changes to bear a closer resemblance to her design in the comic strips and the 80s cartoon, except she wears violet bows in her hair, a purple blouse with a white collar, a violet flouncy skirt, lavender socks, and black Mary Jane shoes.

Even her purple blouse.

Margaret also wears it from the Emmy-Award winning Incredible DiC World Of Disney Learning Adventures series in 2004.

Dennis and Margaret’s Astonishing Journey Of The Alphabet (2004)

Dennis and Margaret’s Charming Journey Of Numbers And Counting (2004)

Dennis and Margaret’s Stupendous Shape Trip (2004)

Dennis and Margaret’s Colorful Rainbow Journey Of Fun (2005)

All four feature length learning movies are now available to buy from your collection on DVD and VHS.

Appearances in the 1986 cartoon series

 * Private I
 * A Visitor from Outer Space (mentioned)
 * Genie Madness
 * Ghostblusters
 * The Life You Save
 * Shark Treatment
 * The Love Rowboat
 * The Monster Of Mudville Flats
 * The Price Of Stardom
 * It Came From The Planet Dennis (mentioned)
 * Wet 'N Wild
 * Going Ape
 * Professor Myron Mentalapse
 * Dennis Race Two Thousand
 * The Wizzer Of Odd (as Wicked Witch)
 * Hopping Mad
 * Strong Medicine
 * The Cloneheads
 * Nothing But The Tooth
 * Mummy's Little Boy
 * Horsing Around
 * Dennis Predicts
 * A Good Knight's Work
 * Life In The Fast Lane
 * A Nightmare At The Opera (mentioned)
 * Dennis The Genius
 * Lean Green Jumping Machine
 * Lemon-Aid
 * Menace Of The Mine Shaft
 * Margaret's Birthday Party
 * Shock Therapy (flashback)
 * Ruff's Masterpiece
 * Going To The Dogs (mentioned)
 * Sir Dennis and The Dragon
 * Hic! (doesn't speak)
 * Strike Up The Band
 * Queen Of Chinatown
 * Charmed I'm Sure
 * Mr. Wilson's Diet
 * Double Dennis
 * Help Not Wanted
 * The Longest Half-Yard
 * Vampire Scare
 * Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Dennis
 * Wilson For Mayor
 * The Chimp
 * Little Dogs Lost
 * Dennis In Venice (mentioned)
 * Yo Ho Ho
 * Animalympics
 * The Magic Pen
 * Wheeling & Double-Dealing (mentioned)
 * Faulty Alarm (mentioned)
 * Soccer It To Me, Dennis
 * Camp Over Here-Over There
 * Phantom Of The Wax Museum
 * Dennis Rocks Out
 * Fashionable Menace
 * Ruff Come Home (mentioned)
 * The Martians Are Coming (doesn't speak)
 * Ancient Olympics
 * Nothin' To Be Afraid Of
 * Trial and Error
 * Memory Mayhem

Appearances in the 1993 cartoon series

 * Brother Rats
 * Hospitality
 * It's a Guy Thing
 * Navy Destroyer
 * Battle of the Bonding

Voice History

 * Jeannie Russell (1959-1963)
 * Nicole Eggert (1980)
 * Jeannie Elias (1986-2002)
 * Kirsten Price (1987 live action TV movie)
 * Amy Sakasitz (1993 live action theatrical movie)
 * Jacqueline Steiger (1998 live action direct-to-video movie)
 * China Anne McClain (2007 live action direct-to-DVD movie)

Trivia

 * Margaret's designs in live action features haven't always been accurate to her comic design. In the live action theatrical movie, her hair was a blonde-brown. In A Dennis the Menace Christmas, she was played by a black actress and didn't wear glasses. However, in the 50s sitcom, the live action TV movie, and Dennis the Menace Strikes Again, her design was more accurate to her comic design. Her designs in every animated feature (Dennis the Menace in Mayday for Mother and the DiC series) were always accurate to her comic design.