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A witty and charming account of the wildly entertaining Elsie de Wolfe in 1950s Hollywood, recounted by
her dear friend, the beloved creator of MadelineLudwig Bemelmans’ charming intergenerational friendship
with the late-in-life “First Lady of Interior Decoration” provides an enormously enjoyable nostalgia trip to
the sun-soaked glamour of Los Angeles, where de Wolfe surrounded herself with classic movie stars and a
luminous parade of life's oddities. With hilarity and mischief that de Wolfe would no doubt approve, To the
One I Love the Best lifts the curtain on 1950s Hollywood--a bygone world of extravagance and eccentricity,
where the parties are held in circus tents and populated by ravishing movie stars. Bemelmans, who was
working at MGM, had originally come to the California home of de Wolfe just for cocktails but by the end
of the night, he was firmly established as a member of the family: given a bedroom in their sumptuous
house, invitations to the most outrageous parties in Hollywood, and the friendship of the larger-than-life
woman known to her closest friends simply as 'Mother'. To the One I Love the Best (which refers to de
Wolfe’s dog)is a touching tribute to a fabulously funny woman and an American icon. Be pretty if you can,
be witty if you must, but be gracious if it kills you. - Elsie de Wolfe