The Nation's Morals Are Like Its Teeth:

I Wish To Boast That Pygmalion Has Been An Extremely Successful Play All Over Europe And North America As Well As At Home. It Is So Intensely And Deliberately Didactic, And Its Subject Is Esteemed So Dry, That I Delight In Throwing It At The Heads Of The Wiseacres Who Repeat The Parrot Cry That Art Should Never Be Didactic. It Goes To Prove My Contention That Art Should Never Be Anything Else.

The Fact That We Can Become Accustomed To Anything, However Disgusting At First, Makes It Necessary To Examine Carefully Everything We Have Become Accustomed To.

The Quality Of A Play Is The Quality Of Its Ideas.

Even If Animal Experimentation Was Proved To Be Of Value, It Would Be Morally Wrong.

Hell Is Not All Paved With Bad Intentions.