Contents: Prologue: pinky, bootsie, and fats -- Dreams. Misfortune in the promised land ; The wonderful wizardress of the Palace hotel ; Wayward girls and lecherous rogues ; Men with resources ; Money soap, Italian potion no. 12, and the Brazilian Beleza ; The earth moves ; Pickled in Pittsburgh ; Dreamland, the pleasure palace, and a pair of dead bodies ; Luxury heels ; All and everything that fashion gives -- Desire. Mean little bastard and proud of it ; No piece of cake ; Off her back ; The nature of the beast ; Pillars of money, fountains of payoffs ; Unapologetic -- Treachery. Traitors! ; The other shoe ; Buster Brown to the rescue ; Ambition feeds on strange foods ; Distrust ; The bridge of sighs ; Hypocrites! -- Ruin. Stiff upper lip ; Always fight with a fist ; The plight of women and the pleasure of men ; "No, I never bribed anyone" -- Coda. Still stylish and feminine after all these years ; Down the hatch ; She was too audacious

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