A character in this play tells a newspaper boy to "go blow your nose" after he flirts with her sister, and later throws up after getting drunk on a man's whisky.
A character in this play once had to sit through a coronation ceremony after the Chamber of Commerce named her "Queen of Neewollah." In a scene of this play in which a sunset lights the stage through a doorway, a girl who hangs Picasso paintings over her bed sketches the portrait of a character who wears cowboy boots. A character in this play tells a newspaper boy to "go blow your nose" after he flirts with her sister, and later throws up after getting drunk on a man's whisky. That man, (*) Howard, is forced into marrying the schoolteacher Rosemary Sydney in this play. This play ends with Madge Owens running after the train on which Hal Carter escaped from police. For 10 points, name this play that takes place on Labor Day in a midwestern town set around the title event by William Inge.
A character in this play once had to sit through a coronation ceremony after the Chamber of Commerce named her "Queen of Neewollah.
Picnic