How well do you remember Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?

The correct answer is Lorelei and Dorothy. These names are most likely the names of the lead showgirls characters in a specific show or production. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the exact show or production these characters are from.

All of these options are correct because all three individuals - an insurance agent, Malone, and Lady Beekman - were waiting at the hotel for Lorelei and Dorothy.

Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were the two leads in the movie. This can be inferred from the given answer choice.

Lorelei was interested in rich men because they likely had a higher social status and financial stability, which could provide her with a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle.

Lorelei got stuck in a porthole.

In the movie, much of the action took place on an ocean liner. This suggests that the setting of the movie primarily revolved around the events and situations that occurred on the ship. The characters and the storylines were likely centered around the interactions and conflicts that took place within the confined space of the ocean liner.

Malone's line of work was private investigation.

Dorothy preferred men who were good-looking.

Malone brought cigarettes twice to Dorothy. This implies that Malone had cigarettes with him on two separate occasions when he met Dorothy.

Lorelei and Piggy were seen in the pictures appearing to be embracing each other. This suggests that they were holding each other closely, possibly in an affectionate or intimate manner.