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Movie of the Day
Flower Drum Song (1961) — Technicolor Rogers and Hammerstein musical about marriage complications in San Francisco's Chinatown. Notable primarily for its all-Asian cast—if anything showing that you don't need to be lily-white to make compelling Hollywood romantic comedy or song-and-dance—this movie presents a strange, if polished, combination of played-up character American-ness and played-up exoticism, raising the question as to whether it is celebrative or exploitive. But don't forget you're here for a Broadway production not analysis, so maybe you should forget the nuance, stop thinking so hard, and just enjoy the show.