One of these locations is the primary setting of a 3.5-hour “musical reckoning” starring Manik Choksi, a 2019 collaboration between Dave Malloy and Rachel Chavkin. A 1987 Lincoln Center revival of a musical set in one of these locations starred Howard McGillin and Patti LuPone as characters who compare (15[1])each other to such superlatives as “a Waldorf salad” and “a Berlin ballad.” Moonface Martin hides in one of these locations in a musical that features Billy Crocker and (*) Reno Sweeney’s duet “You’re the Top.” For a musical named for one of these locations, Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein wrote a spiritual-inspired song associated with Paul Robeson. (10[1])For 10 points, name this setting of Anything Goes, exemplified (10[1])by the Jim Crow-era Cotton Blossom and the SS American. ■END■ (10[1]0[1])