Man-woman relationships -- Drama
SCENE:—_A room on a Saturday morning at a London Picture Gallery. There is an ottoman facing a picture on a side wall, its end facing the audience. A man about middle-age, well-groomed, enters. He looks at a huge landscape and then at his catalogue._
SCENE:—_A room on a Saturday morning at a London Picture Gallery. There is an ottoman facing a picture on a side wall, its end facing the audience. A man about middle-age, well-...
2. Act IISCENE:—_The drawing room of_ SIR SOLOMON RAUB’S _town house in Charles Street, Mayfair, Folding doors L. to music room and door R_. PARLOURMAID _enters through folding doors car...
3. Act IIISCENE:—LORD BELVOIR’S _rooms in Half Moon Street, three months later. Morning. Enter_ NOSEGAY _with a large scent-spray with a rubber grip; he works carefully round the room, sp...
4. Act IVSCENE:—LORD BELVOIR’S _old rooms in Half Moon Street. Time:—Evening. Nothing is changed except for a few books and miscellaneous articles. Seated in an armchair facing the pictu...
5. Act I. In another chair is the_ FIRST YOUNG MAN. _They are smoking afterSECOND YOUNG MAN. I didn’t intend it. But I had always wanted that picture. You remember how annoyed I was when we went back to the gallery and discovered that it had just been...