Two characters with this last name argue whether the Rue St.-HonorÃ© leads into the Place de la Concorde in the third act of a play written after the author's visit to the family of Hartley Manners.
Two characters with this last name argue whether the Rue St.-HonorÃ© leads into the Place de la Concorde in the third act of a play written after the author's visit to the family of Hartley Manners. In that play, a character with this last name acts out the word "winsomely" during a game of adverb-charades, and reenacts her role from the melodrama Love's Whirlwind. This surname is shared by Simon, Sorel, the novelist David and the retired actress Judith, who all invite hapless guests to their country house, in a farce first performed in 1925. It's the last name of the dysfunctional family in (*) Noel Coward's comedy Hay Fever, as well as the title of a novel about Harry Joy, an advertising executive who learns of the existence of Hell after a heart attack. A short story with this title ends with Bertha Young's realization that her husband is having an affair with Pearl Fulton. For 10 points, identify this title emotion of a novel by Peter Carey and a short story by Katherine Mansfield.
Two characters with this last name argue whether the Rue St.-HonorÃ© leads into the Place de la Concorde in the third act of a play written after the author's visit to the family of Hartley Manners.
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