Loh Tih and Her Yo-Yo


The hula-hoop craze was short-lived in Hongkong, and a new fad has stepped in.

The newcomer is the yo-yo. For those more advanced in years the yo-yo is not something new, but some twenty years ago, they had played with it.

Everywhere you walk on the streets in Hongkong, or visit a friend's house, you'll find someone with a yo-yo.

Betty Loh Tih, that pretty young star of Shaw Studio, is one who keeps up with the times. No sooner had the yo-yo arrived, when she bought one too.

Now she is quite an expert at it. If you want to see her playing with one, just see the Shaw film "When the Peach Blossoms Bloom".
Here's the full article from the August 1960 issue of Southern Screen.

Dev Yang's New Chinese Movie Blog


I'm happy to announce that Dev Yang, regular commentator on my blog and author of the blog Hsia Moon - Glamour, Elegance, Idealism, has just launched a new blog a few days ago and is already off and running with entries about legendary silent film star Ruan Lingyu; Amoy star Ding Lan; Chen Sze Sze, the "Little Princess" of the left-wing Great Wall Studio; the history of Chinese opera films; and having tea with Bobo Fung. Check it out!

The Golden Age of Chinese Language Cinema 1910-1970
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