One character in this play stores a piece of a violin, his daughter's baby shoe, a "piece of cameo on a string," and a poem signed by his mother in his safe-deposit box.
One character in this play stores a piece of a violin, his daughter's baby shoe, a "piece of cameo on a string," and a poem signed by his mother in his safe-deposit box. In this play, a black servant says that her masters "eat the earth and eat all the people on it like in the Bible with the locusts." A married woman in this play flirts with a visiting Chicago businessman named William Marshall, who plans to build a cotton mill. In it, Leo and Oscar try to steal (*) $88,000 in Union Pacific Bonds from an invalid confined to a wheelchair, who dies trying to climb up the stairs to get his medication. That invalid, Horace, is effectively murdered by his wife Regina Giddens. For 10 points, name this play about the money-obsessed Hubbard family by Lillian Hellman.
One character in this play stores a piece of a violin, his daughter's baby shoe, a "piece of cameo on a string," and a poem signed by his mother in his safe-deposit box.
The Little Foxes