For 10 points, name this comedy by Kaufman and Hart.
A character in this play is told to write a play about "Ism-Mania," which she thinks is "some kind of itch or something." A character in this play causes an uproar by suggesting "Wall Street" as a response to "sex" in a word-association game. An eccentric grandfather in this play keeps snakes, which scare away Wilbur C. Henderson, who has come to investigate him for his longtime refusal to pay his income tax. In this play, Ed prints out (*) quotes that he likes the sound of and puts them on Essie's candy boxes, but since those quotes include things like "DYNAMITE THE CAPITOL," his house is raided by federal agents. This play about the Vanderhof/Sycamore family was the product of a collaboration that also produced The Man Who Came to Dinner. For 10 points, name this comedy by Kaufman and Hart.
A character in this play is told to write a play about "Ism-Mania," which she thinks is "some kind of itch or something.
You Can't Take It with You