He wrote a play in which Mrs. (*) Dubedat is unsuccessful in convincing Sir Colenso Ridgeon to give her husband a radical tuberculosis cure.
In a play by this author, a man steals a gold cigarette case and callously returns its owner a pawn shop ticket. That play by this writer ends with a woman organizing an exhibit of her late husband's art, where she rejects a much older man because she has already remarried. A character created by this author quits her job by removing a silver brooch shaped like the letter "S." He wrote a play in which Mrs. (*) Dubedat is unsuccessful in convincing Sir Colenso Ridgeon to give her husband a radical tuberculosis cure. A play by this author includes an industrialist who insists that his successor be a foundling and a woman who is so shocked by a five-thousand pound donation from an arms maker that she leaves the Salvation Army. For 10 points, name this dramatist who wrote The Doctor's Dilemma and Major Barbara.
In a play by this author, a man steals a gold cigarette case and callously returns its owner a pawn shop ticket.
George Bernard Shaw