One character in this play angrily throws a pair of slippers at another, and that character's father is jokingly recommended as a moralist to a millionaire.
An epilogue to this play discusses how Clara begins reading the novels of H.G. Wells. One character in this play angrily throws a pair of slippers at another, and that character's father is jokingly recommended as a moralist to a millionaire. This play begins with a man identifying people's origins in Covent Garden, where (*) Freddy Hill appears as well. Colonel Pickering makes a bet with a phonetics professor in this play that he can correct a flower girl's Cockney accent and pass her off as a duchess. For 10 points, name this play in which Professor Henry Higgins gives Eliza Doolittle elocution lessons, a work by George Bernard Shaw.
An epilogue to this play discusses how Clara begins reading the novels of H.G. Wells.
 Pygmalion (do not accept or prompt on "My Fair Lady")