This work's protagonist finds that his wife dallied with Captain Bracegirdle during their honeymoon, and one demands records of "Always" be played so she can talk to Daphne. Late in this work, its protagonist is nearly seriously injured when he realizes he is on a ladder sawed in half, and another character nearly slips and falls on stairs because axle grease is on it. The protagonist of this play is trying to get material for his new novel The Unseen and hence invites over Bradman as well as a character who solves the play's central problem by using the maid (*) Edith. The protagonist's second wife, Ruth, dies in a car accident brought about by his first wife, Elvira, though Madame Arcati manages to expel both their ghosts. For 10 points, name this work that ends with Charles Condomine free of his former spouses, a play by Noel Coward. [
This work's protagonist finds that his wife dallied with Captain Bracegirdle during their honeymoon, and one demands records of "Always" be played so she can talk to Daphne. Late in this work, its protagonist is nearly seriously injured when he realizes he is on a ladder sawed in half, and another character nearly slips and falls on stairs because axle grease is on it. The protagonist of this play is trying to get material for his new novel The Unseen and hence invites over Bradman as well as a character who solves the play's central problem by using the maid (*) Edith. The protagonist's second wife, Ruth, dies in a car accident brought about by his first wife, Elvira, though Madame Arcati manages to expel both their ghosts. For 10 points, name this work that ends with Charles Condomine free of his former spouses, a play by Noel Coward. [Shantanu]
This work's protagonist finds that his wife dallied with Captain Bracegirdle during their honeymoon, and one demands records of "Always" be played so she can talk to Daphne.
{Blithe Spirit}