One character in this play observes that women "don't seem to hold together like men" before remembering a girl who "spread" and exclaiming "Kaw!" That character shouts "One Lyons Red Label! One Smith's Crisps! One Eccles cake!" as well as "The larder's bare!" before another character apologizes more formally through a speaking tube. The main characters of this play are employees of the mysterious Wilson, and repeat instructions about taking out their weapons to corner a victim in silence. However, this play ends with one of its two characters stumbling onstage stripped of his clothes and gun, causing the audience to realize he is his partner's actual target. For 10 points, name this Harold Pinter play about the hitmen Gus and Ben, who rece
One character in this play observes that women "don't seem to hold together like men" before remembering a girl who "spread" and exclaiming "Kaw!" That character shouts "One Lyons Red Label! One Smith's Crisps! One Eccles cake!" as well as "The larder's bare!" before another character apologizes more formally through a speaking tube. The main characters of this play are employees of the mysterious Wilson, and repeat instructions about taking out their weapons to corner a victim in silence. However, this play ends with one of its two characters stumbling onstage stripped of his clothes and gun, causing the audience to realize he is his partner's actual target. For 10 points, name this Harold Pinter play about the hitmen Gus and Ben, who receive orders from the title device.
One character in this play observes that women "don't seem to hold together like men" before remembering a girl who "spread" and exclaiming "Kaw!"
The {Dumb Waiter}