At the end, the two main characters pretend they are children with the phrase "Honey, Honey, I'll play right up to the gates 
At the end, the two main characters pretend they are children with the phrase "Honey, Honey, I'll play right up to the gates of Heaven with you!"  This play begins on a corner where three streets meet, the left side being all white, the right side being all black.  The prizefighter Mickey seduces and leaves one of the main characters, though she dodges Shorty's prostitution ring.  The other main character repeatedly fails in his attempts to pass the bar examination.  Centering on the black Jim Harris and the white Ella Downey, FTP, identify this play about a racially-integrated marriage by Eugene O'Neill.
At the end, the two main characters pretend they are children with the phrase "Honey, Honey, I'll play right up to the gates of Heaven with you!"  
All God's Chillun Got Wings