I know for a fact that Hemingway never frolicked. Fitzgerald may have frolicked a little, but kept his shirt on. T.S. Eliot, Thomas Mann, and DH Lawrence wouldn't be caught dead frolicking.
I noticed however, that you neglected to mention Oscar Wilde and Truman Capote.
I'm just sayin' is all.
Jane Austen frolicked, but her definition of "frolicking" encompassed sipping warm tea and needlepointing. (It was a more low-key time then.)
Fitzgerald was for sure a frolicker. He and Zelda did all kinds of wild things in their day.