Acts 1 and 3 both open in the library of the house at Wilton Crescent, and in the first scene Stephen is admonished by his mother for reading a Liberal weekly called "The Speaker."  
Act 2 opens at West Ham, where a young painter named Snobby has a conversation with an old woman who is named Romola, though she goes by the name Rummy.  Acts 1 and 3 both open in the library of the house at Wilton Crescent, and in the first scene Stephen is admonished by his mother for reading a Liberal weekly called "The Speaker."  The central conflict of this play concerns a donation made by Lord Saxmundham, to which the title character objects because Saxmundham is a distiller. The confrontation between the title character's father and Lady Britomart arises over the question of Stephen's inheritance, and in the end Adolphus Cusins and Andrew Undershaft discover a liking for each other while the title character decides to leave her position in a charitable organization.  FTP, identify this play about an officer in the Salvation Army, written by Bernard Shaw.
Act 2 opens at West Ham, where a young painter named Snobby has a conversation with an old woman who is named Romola, though she goes by the name Rummy.  
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