In his first appearance, a character in this play tears a newspaper into five equal strips and whistles "The Mountains of Morne" while talking to the protagonist.
In the first scene of this play, two characters discuss the newborn baby of Lady Mary Splatt. In his first appearance, a character in this play tears a newspaper into five equal strips and whistles "The Mountains of Morne" while talking to the protagonist. In this play's last act, a character asks whether a large car parked outside has a wheelbarrow in it and announces that she is going shopping for cornflakes. A woman in this play gives the protagonist a (*) toy drum, which is later broken, along with the protagonist's glasses, in a game of blind man's bluff. At the end of this play, that woman, Meg Bowles, says that she "was the belle of the ball" after her two guests, Goldberg and McCann, take the protagonist away. For 10 points, name this play about the title celebration for Stanley by Harold Pinter.
In the first scene of this play, two characters discuss the newborn baby of Lady Mary Splatt.
The Birthday Party