The influence of Ibsen is visible in his comedy centering on London slum landlordism, Widowers' Houses, and he contrasts Bluntschli and Saranoff in one of his "Pleasant" plays.
Jerome Kilty's Dear Liar was adapted for the stage from the correspondence between Mrs. Patrick Campbell and this author. The influence of Ibsen is visible in his comedy centering on London slum landlordism, Widowers' Houses, and he contrasts Bluntschli and Saranoff in one of his "Pleasant" plays. Said to have made King Edward VII laugh so hard that he broke his chair with his John Bull's Other Island \--for 10 points-- name this Irish dramatist of Mrs. Warren's Profession and Arms and the Man.
Jerome Kilty's Dear Liar was adapted for the stage from the correspondence between Mrs. Patrick Campbell and this author.
George Bernard {Shaw}