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Levees constructed in the 19th century and refashioned periodically were in dire need of repair and even reconstruction. Integrated into the British imperial world before Pearl Harbor, these colonial spaces were refashioned by war into "Southeast Asia," and administered as such at the war's end. At the Falcon Theatre, he and composer/lyricist Paul Williams have refashioned ``Happy Days'' into a two-hour, movie-length single episode with a bunch of lesser plot threads lining up without jockeying each other for position. |
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