At one point, its protagonist gets into a dispute with his American lover about the wasteful purchase of a new fox cape; that discussion ends when Max enters Room 110 in the Hotel Florida and Dorothy Bridges leaves.
After one character in this work puts on a Chopin ballade, a man named Wilkinson is shot in the back of the head. Minor characters in this work include an electrician who always stays for one more drink and a Moorish tart named Anita. At one point, its protagonist gets into a dispute with his American lover about the wasteful purchase of a new fox cape; that discussion ends when Max enters Room 110 in the Hotel Florida and Dorothy Bridges leaves. Originally published in a 1938 volume along with its author's first 49 stories, including works from collections like Winner Take Nothing and Men Without Women, this work in three acts centers on playboy journalist Philip Rawlings, who is really a spy for the Republican forces in Madrid. For 10 points, identify this play set during the Spanish Civil War, the only such work by Ernest Hemingway.
After one character in this work puts on a Chopin ballade, a man named Wilkinson is shot in the back of the head.
The Fifth Column