Manners’ article is very heavily driven toward females as it says in the tagline. The article itself is almost like an advice column with arguing mentors. One writes magazine articles, and the other is a celebrity for whom girls get emotional. The celebrity gives sensational advice that only the highest class could follow, like that “all brunettes should live in Europe until well seasoned” (18), while the writer is looking out for the middle-class girls. In reply to his statement, she says, “With the steamship rates to Europe what they are, there was nothing for the average girl in that one” (18). She is trying to find reasonable advice that anyone can follow no matter their class, so she is regularly trying to guide him toward some advice that transcends class. The female fans not only look up to McDonald. They look up to the ladies that he stars with in films. They want to be like the female stars, but they may not know which characteristics they may try to emulate. Manners guides him through the list of women he mentions early on so that there is something that every girl can
Manners’ article is very heavily driven toward females as it says in the tagline. The article itself is almost like an advice column with arguing mentors. One writes magazine articles, and the other is a celebrity for whom girls get emotional. The celebrity gives sensational advice that only the highest class could follow, like that “all brunettes should live in Europe until well seasoned” (18), while the writer is looking out for the middle-class girls. In reply to his statement, she says, “With the steamship rates to Europe what they are, there was nothing for the average girl in that one” (18). She is trying to find reasonable advice that anyone can follow no matter their class, so she is regularly trying to guide him toward some advice that transcends class. The female fans not only look up to McDonald. They look up to the ladies that he stars with in films. They want to be like the female stars, but they may not know which characteristics they may try to emulate. Manners guides him through the list of women he mentions early on so that there is something that every girl can