![]() ![]() Its first few pages consist mostly of patient scene setting, reminding us puckishly of all that was different about American life in 1906 (“There was a lot of sexual fainting,” e.g.) while establishing the particulars of a three-story suburban house in New Rochelle, N.Y., and the family that lives there. FOR ALL ITS grounding in history and its exhaustive research, “Ragtime” (1975) immediately announces itself as a fantasy. ![]()
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