Recordings
February, 1962
Flower Drum Song, the Broadway show that put the goo in moo goo guy pan, is now dribbling over the screen. Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote the sweet, unpungent songs for which they may someday be forgiven. The dialog has been served up with a worn chopstick by Joseph Fields. The story, from a novel by C. Y. Lee presumably adapted from the contents of a stale fortune cookie, deals with Hong Kong girl who goes to San Francisco with contract for marriage to night-club owner who is in love with star....
