Talk:Murder at the ABA

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Darius Just reappeared in one of the Black Widowers stories (I think The Woman in the Bar / The Man Who Pretended to Like Baseball); should this be mentioned / where should it be placed if so?

This book also appears under the title "Authorised Murder".

[edit] Anita Loos

As far as the Cameos of real individuals - Anita Loos is primarily known as an author and scriptwriter, of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and many scripts of silent/sound era, not for her acting... Describing her simply as an actress is like calling gossip columnist Hedda Hopper an "actress" and Lucille Ball a showgirl (rather than a comedian). 98.194.237.126 (talk) 17:14, 9 May 2008 (UTC)