A CHINESE OPERA STAR in the role of a chieftain at the Saigon Opera House, South Vietnam. Because of his awe-inspiring appearance, the chieftain subdues the people. Then a young woman washes his face of make-up while he is asleep and shows some of the frightened villagers that he is only an ordinary man, whereupon he is killed.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29635, 4 October 1961, Page 18
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58A CHINESE OPERA STAR in the role of a chieftain at the Saigon Opera House, South Vietnam. Because of his awe-inspiring appearance, the chieftain subdues the people. Then a young woman washes his face of make-up while he is asleep and shows some of the frightened villagers that he is only an ordinary man, whereupon he is killed. Press, Volume C, Issue 29635, 4 October 1961, Page 18
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