This play ends with one character playing a Sarah Vaugh song on a jukebox.
One character in this play is told "you can't fly kites on rainy days" after reminding another character of the time they had flown a homemade kite before the action of this play. This play ends with one character playing a Sarah Vaugh song on a jukebox. The parents of one character in this play owned the Jubilee Boarding House before buying St. George's Park Tea Room, which is the setting of this play. One character in this play is admonished for beating Hilda Samuels, his partner in a ballroom dancing competition. A phone call that informs the title character of this play that his disabled father is returning causes an argument in which he spits on Sam's face and demands to be called by the title appellant. For 10 points, name this play about Hally, Sam, and Willie by Athol Fugard.
One character in this play is told "you can't fly kites on rainy days" after reminding another character of the time they had flown a homemade kite before the action of this play.
{MASTER HAROLD…} and the {boys}