In a play by this author, a man who “likes the car to break down” because it brings out his “workmanlike skill” walks away so his employer can talk about “ladies.” Anarchic and Social Democratic brigands debate after capturing two motorists (15[1])in (15[1])that play by this author. (15[1])Another play by this author ends with a man’s insistence that he will have ham, cheese, and “reindeer gloves” (15[1])bought for him (-5[1])by a servant. (15[1])The man behind The (*) Revolutionist’s (10[1])Handbook (10[2])agrees (10[2])to marry (10[1])his ward (10[1])in a play (10[1])by (10[1])this author. (10[2])A character created by this playwright asks for five pounds in exchange (10[1])for his daughter, (10[3])revolting a professor (10[2])who bets (10[2])he could pass (10[1])a flower girl (10[3])off (10[2])as a duchess (10[8]-5[1])in (10[1])three (10[1])months. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this playwright who wrote (10[1])Man and Superman, as well as Pygmalion. ■END■ (10[2])