A man who saves the false teeth his sister wore for this kind of place's national beauty pageant accuses his brother-in-law of being a "park ranger" for its "endangered species.
A man who saves the false teeth his sister wore for this kind of place's national beauty pageant accuses his brother-in-law of being a "park ranger" for its "endangered species." A visitor to one of these places is told to go home "on the cousin [he] rode in on" before revealing he learned of its high TB rate from his major at UW-Madison. While defecating, a bigamist dying of lung disease recites his acceptance speech for honorary mayor of one of these places, whence his daughter moves to Boston to publish cookbooks with her cultural fetishist husband Ross. The adopted tourist (*) Benjamin debates identity with the panhandling violinist Ronnie in a play titled Trying to Find [this type of place], where the "topguide" Fred and his gangster brother Johnny put on fake accents to give holiday tours. For 10 points, name this kind of neighborhood exemplified by the San Francisco setting of Frank Chin's The Year of the Dragon.
A man who saves the false teeth his sister wore for this kind of place's national beauty pageant accuses his brother-in-law of being a "park ranger" for its "endangered species.
Chinatown [accept Little Canton; accept Little Fuzhou or Doyers Street; prompt on San Francisco or California or other less specific answers that plausibly refer to San Francisco's Chinatown; prompt on "Manhattan" or "NYC" or the "Big Apple" or "New York" or other less specific answers that refer to a New York Chinatown]