In this play, a man imitates a hotel's fountain by saying "plop plop plop" until he is interrupted.
In this play, a man imitates a hotel's fountain by saying "plop plop plop" until he is interrupted. After answering an unexpected phone call, a character in this play claims that "Madame Duvallon" is unavailable because she has left for Madagascar. In this play, two bedroom doors are blocked with sofas after a fight in which a woman breaks a record over a man's head. In this play, two characters begin humming along with an orchestra while sitting with their backs to each other on a terrace. The code "Solomon Isaacs," or "Sollocks," is used by those characters, who tiptoe offstage while Victor and Sybil argue at the end of this play. For 10 points, name this play by Noel Coward in which the divorced couple Elyot and Amanda encounter each other while honeymooning.
In this play, a man imitates a hotel's fountain by saying "plop plop plop" until he is interrupted.
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