That character had to be fetched from a Baltimore hospital by Alexandra, who recovers (*) seventy thousand dollars to finish investing in a cotton mill.
One character in this play promises that she will show a program signed by Mrs. Wagner to a Chicago businessman present in the first act. This play, which opens with one servant conveying praise to another for the quality of her frozen fruit cream, features one character's nostalgia for her long-lost estate Lionett. Another character refuses to fetch a second bottle of medicine upstairs for a man who had earlier noted that the people of the mountains would work in the water power industry for cheap. That character had to be fetched from a Baltimore hospital by Alexandra, who recovers (*) seventy thousand dollars to finish investing in a cotton mill. That project requires the aid of Horace and was headed by Benjamin and Oscar, the siblings of the cruel Regina Giddens. The sequel to Another Part of the Forest, for 10 points, identify this play set in the South and written by Lillian Hellman.
One character in this play promises that she will show a program signed by Mrs. Wagner to a Chicago businessman present in the first act.
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