Playbill
September, 1956
"What is Moral," says Ernest Hemingway, "is what you feel good after. And what is immoral is what you feel bad after."By this yardstick, Hemingway is a man of unimpeachable morals. For many years he has hit the bottle, tumbled wenches, enjoyed such organized carnage as war and bullfighting, and has felt pretty good about it all.People with different ideas about morality would call him a sinner, and the wages of sin, they say, are death. But Hemingway has cheated death time an...
