One character in this play recounts how he wiped his hands on his coat after asking Mr. Manders to come to dinner with his attorney Sol Fowler.
One character in this play recounts how he wiped his hands on his coat after asking Mr. Manders to come to dinner with his attorney Sol Fowler. In the opening scene of this play, Cal compliments another servant on her "frozen fruit cream" while they prepare to host a dinner for Mr. Marshall, a Chicago businessman. After Addie mentions "people who eat the earth," a character in this play who misses her estate at Lionette admits that she dislikes her son. In this play, a (*) wheelchair-bound character returns from John Hopkins hospital with Alexandra and realizes that Leo has stolen $88,000 in bonds from him to finance a cotton gin. Ending with Regina withholding heart medicine from her husband Horace, for 10 points, name this play featuring the Hubbard family by Lillian Hellman.
One character in this play recounts how he wiped his hands on his coat after asking Mr. Manders to come to dinner with his attorney Sol Fowler.
The Little Foxes