In a play by this author, a man translates a passage of Euripides with the title character's name substituted for the word "loveliness."
In a play by this author, a man translates a passage of Euripides with the title character's name substituted for the word "loveliness." In one of his plays, the ruffian Bill Walker apologizes for hitting Jenny Hill after a wrestler kneels on his head and prays for him. Lady Britomart's ex-husband passes his company to the foundling scholar (*) Adolphus Cusins in a play by this author in which Andrew Undershaft perturbs his daughter by donating money made in arms manufacturing to the Salvation Army. Another play by this author opens with Colonel Pickering making a bet that Professor Higgins can't make the flower girl Eliza Doolittle speak like a duchess. For 10 points, name this Irish playwright of Major Barbara and Pygmalion.
In a play by this author, a man translates a passage of Euripides with the title character's name substituted for the word "loveliness."
George Bernard Shaw