One character in this play cites the Roman Empire under the Antonines as an example of why one's successor should always be adopted.
One character in this play cites the Roman Empire under the Antonines as an example of why one's successor should always be adopted. Another was laid off because he could not afford threepenny's worth of hair dye. One character in this play beats another while searching for his girl, Mogg Abijam, who ran off with the wrestler Todger Fairmile. Two characters in this play are nicknamed Cholly and Dolly. Jenny Hill assists its protagonist with helping people like Rummy Mitchens and Snobby Price. The title character, who is loved by the Greek scholar Adolphus Cusins, leaves the group she works for after they accept money from her arms-manufacturing father, Andrew Undershaft. For 10 points, name this play by George Bernard Shaw whose title heroine is an officer in the Salvation Army.
One character in this play cites the Roman Empire under the Antonines as an example of why one's successor should always be adopted.
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