In the canon
But Gentlemen Marry Brunettes
Anita Loos
- Form
- Form Novel
- Year
- Year 1928
- Pages
- Pages 150
Lorelei Lee has decided that her friend Dorothy's life would make a better book than her own, which is the closest thing to modesty she will ever manage. So the biography of a brunette gets written: Dorothy Shaw, the wisecracking one, the friend who said the true thing in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and was never listened to, traced now from her hard beginnings to Charlie Breene, a pleasant, negligible young man with a mother between him and every decision he makes.
a kid that looks like any rich father is as good as money in the bank.
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