(Unknown) Chinese Variety Performer with a Ukulele (1925) - Nee Wong

An early sound film directed by Theodore Case while perfecting his variable density sound-on-film process. Recorded at Case Research Lab in Auburn, New York, in 1925. Entertainer unknown. -update: someone has identified the performer and Nee Wong. Here's a excellent blog entry on him:
www.ukulelia.com/2014/12/redis...

[@jakenewcomb8897]

Ted Case was my great grandfather - great to see some of his work. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrUnidyne]

According to what I read, his real name was Alfredo Oppus, and he wasn't Chinese, but Filipino.

[@MFPhoto1]

Unknown performer named Nee Wong? Anyway, it's great that so many of these early experimental sound films survive and in such good condition. I know there are many in the hands of the Library of Congress.

[@cherylwenberg]

LOVED IT!!!

[@MarySmith-zz2qw]

More please

[@Colin-xd6tn]

That’s my friend dad he said

[@nuggulux]

Dig, this inspired a blog post: www.ukulelia.com/2014/12/rediscovering-nee-wong.html

[@grasshopper818]

很好玩！

[@michaelmcgee8543]

That was a better print!

[@stevenscharff8156]

More proof this the performer is Lee Wong: grammophon-platten.de/e107_plugins/jokes_menu/index.php?11.view.25.0.2

[@rodhuo2812]

Hi Steven, this is super helpful! Would you mind sharing more similar contents? I'm currently doing the research on black music influence on Chinese in North America at the early 20th, much appreciate!

[@astalatata]

No because how did I get here

[@ornerybrosint]

it's ukUlele not ukelele.

[@oobleckboy]

+Justice Ornery - Thank you.

[@morganprice2182]

It's my baby nowwww

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