Photo album 19-156, 1975

1 album (181 photographs; mostly black and white) ; 31 x 32 cm. Label on album: Hong Kong 1. Handwritten notes on album: Hong Kong, Feb. 1975. Some photographs with handwritten description listed as follows:

　Front page: Hong Kong First Impressions

－Map of Hong Kong. With handwritten marking

－1st to 2nd photos: Arriving at The University Station. Feb. 1, 1975

－3rd to 6th photos: Staff quarters #5. Apt E-32. 12-613161. Plus 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Kitchen, The servant's quarter, 2 porches

－7th to 9th photos: Views from my balcony

－10th photo: Free buses to the Colleges. The 9:20 train arrives

－11th to 12th photos: Hong Kong. The new－

－－11th photo: The new Harbor Tunnel

－13th to 15th photos: —and the old

－16th photo: “羅漢請觀音”. I was invited by The Chou Fa-kao's, The Wang Te-chao's and C.T. Hu (also Chuan Han-sheng's and Yen Qeng-wang)

－17th to 22nd photos: President Yung requests the pleasure of your presence at a dinner party…

－－17th photo: Dr. Hu Hsin-ying (right) also from Cambridge

－－19th photo: (from left) Cheng Te-kun, The Noah, Fehls, Mrs. Yung, George Kao

－－20th photo: "When the moon comes over the Mountain"

－－21st photo: "Let me call you sweetheart…"

－－22nd photo: :Shine on Harvest Moon…"

－23rd to 24th photos: A Dinner given by the Wu's

－－24th photo: Bell Yung (left) as 陪客", (middle) Wu Miu-sam, Mrs. Wu (right)

－26th to 28th photos: Chinese New Year Dinners given by Yung's.

－－27th photo: (from left) Mrs. Yung, Bell, Grace, Danny, Mr. Yung

－31st to 39th photos: Music and Narrative: Cantonese Opera 帝女花

－－33rd photo: They tie the knot

－－34th photo: Hey, come back here!

－－35th photo: The enemies are coming

－－36th photo: The new ruler

－－37th photo: I'm saving you from horrors worse than death

－－39th photo: Pst. out this way!

－40th to 44th photos: Music and Ritual: The Shatin Festival

－45th to 48th photos: Music in context?

－－45th photo: Tong kin-woon singing Cantonese love-songs—noon-day concert series in down town H.K.

－－46th photo: The blind nam-yam narrative singers (also in the Catherdral)

－－47th photo: 杜煥

－－48th photo: Helga Burger—the promotor (the prescriptive worker). Barbara Ward—the anthropologist (the descriptive worker). And who is Bell?—what is he?

－49th photo: A Cantonese Opera rehearsal in which the director also says "Tsang, Tsang, Tsang, ling-tair-i-ling-tair"

－50th to 51st photos: Enters Masato Nishimura, also known as "Ah Chan," or "Mali-san."

－53rd to 56th photos: Visiting 林村

－－53rd photo: The worshipped tree

－－54th photo: Temple of the Heavenly Queen

－－55th to 56th photos: An oral tradition

－57th and 58th photos: A group of Shanghainese forming A Peking Opera Jam Session at Priscilla King's parents' home, in H.K.

－59th to 63rd photos: 香港中國古典音樂研究社成立紀念演奏大會

－－59th photo: Celebrating the establishing of the Society for the Study of Ancient Classical Music—a concert—in 元朗

－－61st photo: 盧家炳

－－62nd photo: The swearing of oath officiated by James Watt

－－63rd photo: The "inevitable speech"

－64th to 68th photos: 寧波旅港同鄉會會員春節聯歡大會

－－64th photo: The Heavenly Maidens scatter flowers in the night club

－－66th photo: from God knows where－

－－67th photo: Talent from Taiwan

－－68th photo: Peking Opera Night Club styles

－69th to 80th photos: A Street was blocked to set up the temple and stage. Central district of H.K. in the Hokto community

－81st to 86th photos: One lecture a week beginning Feb. 28. Ending April 18

－－82nd photo: Dale Craig

－－83rd photo: Cheung Sai-bung (left), Tong Kin-woon (right)

－－84th to 85th photos: In H.K. City Hall

－－86th photo: On campus

－87th to 106th photos: The Swatow Opera

－－94th to 97th photos: notice the backstage chorus

－－98th to 99th photos: The leading fiddler on the "自己顧自己"

－－100th to 103rd photos: 刺梁驥

－－104th to 106th photos: The dance is the thing

－107th to 113th photos: 蕭南英導演。陳三五娘

－－107th photo: The parents are worried

－108th photo: The fiancé is puzzled

－109th photo: The boyfriend is angry

－110th photo: The maid says: I have it!

－111th photo: You do this, this, this…

－112th photo: see?

－113th photo: and so the 3 lived happily ever after.

－114th to 123rd photos: Eating around with Mali-san (Nishimura)

－－114th photo: at the 新沙田

－－115th photo: —and Bell, who is somewhere here. (at the 大牌檔)

－－116th photo: Fish tripe, yum!

－－117th photo: I know, its turtle tripe!

－－119th photo: The Hungry eye. For the guy?

－－120th photo: The side walk shell bar in Kowloon

－－122nd photo: Only the real pros will throw the shells on the ground

－－123rd photo: The winner

－124th to 125th photos: A visit with the Yungs. Note the New Year Tree

－126th to 131st photos: Chung Chi Campus viewed from Franklin Center

－－126th photo: My Apt.

－－127th photo: The Classrooms

－－130th photo: At the Franklin Center

－－131st photo: Breakfast served here (for 2.50 H.K.)

－132nd to 141st photos: Chung Chi Panorama

－－132nd to 133rd photos: 馬鞍山 across the bay

－－134th to 135th photos: Across the bay is the iron mine where women are not allowed

－－136th to 137th photos: Private little boat houses renting boats to week end vacationers. My apt.

－－139th photo: A violinist is practicing. 高山流水?

－－140th photo: looking at my Apt. from Franklin Center

－－141st photo: The whole Chung Chi campus centers around the athletic field

－142nd to 143rd photos: My living room. A month later

－144th photo: A couple more months later. at work and－

－145th photo: Day dreaming. (I wonder who took this picture?)

－146th photo: pleasures outside the window

－147th photo: approaching of a good-luck wishing boat

－148th photo: appearance of the mountain top

－149th photo: arrival of a visitor

－150th to 168th photos: The train between 羅湖 and 九龍

－－151st photo: sometimes the train is very crowded

－－153rd photo: pigs go by a couple times a day (from China)

－－154th photo: The Station Master says "不要橫過鐵路!"

－－156th photo: "The squid will cost you 20₵ more than the chicken feet."

－－157th photo: Sometimes you have to ride a mail car

－－158th photo: This man has the monopoly on the train

－－160th to 162nd photos: The new race-track under construction at 沙田

－－163rd photo: The widow's look-out. 獅子山

－－164th photo: A nun waits (思凡?). Near 沙田 station

－－165th photo: The Haunted House

－－166th photo: A man tries house-keeping to humanize the concret [concrete] jungle

－－167th photo: Approaching Tsim Sha Tsui, The Kowloon station

－－168th photo: Some are arriving from China for the first time

－169th photo: Many a time Bell is there to meet me,

－170th to 171st photos:－to cross the harbor together.

－172nd to 174th photos: crossing the harbour (2nd class) is always an exciting experience.

－175th photo: Hong Kong at noon,

－176th photo: at dusk

－177th photo: at night

－178th to 181st photos: Hong Kong scenes