G.B. Shaw's beloved comedy is so engagingly light-hearted that it no longer plunges us into any serious thought. That's partly because its satire against war, "heroism," and social pretense was never especially unconventional anyway. To try to make a philosophical tract of this almost-farce would be deadly, and misguided. Arms and the Man deserved to be made into a musical called "The Chocolate Soldier." And it was. (I saw a Chocolate Soldier with banal choreography by George Balanchine.)
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