The Life & Legend of Wyatt Earp| China Mary episode | feat. Hugh O'Brian, Anna May Wong, Aki Aleong

[@laurencelance586]

Such a sad story. Anna May Wong 1905 - 1961 was always a joy to watch.

[@dennishague9849]

Such sadness in her eyes. She was still so beautiful. So sad that she had such a short life 😔😔😔😢

[@elmonte5lim]

Wow!
I watched this as a boy.
Then, a decade and a bit later: Kwai Chang Caine!
Those were the days!

[@Gardosunron]

Her health was failing but the talent was still there.

[@warmonger8799]

AMW ❤❤❤

[@caseyjonessnr1200]

An episode that I hadn’t seen before. Very good. 25:38

[@zhubajie6940]

One of her last. She didn't look well. This was aired on March 5, 1960. She died the following year on February 3rd. So sad that such a talent ended so early.

[@citizenkang2524]

And before her triumphant appearance in the screen adaptation in "Flower Drug Song."

[@CMLee-dq7bi]

@@citizenkang2524”drum”??

[@TheCheekymonkey212]

Still a beauty though.

[@barbaraervin2537]

Sad story 😢 😞

[@NorthKoreaUncovered]

I just realized, the poem she is reciting at the end of the episode is the same one she recites in Hollywood Party, right?

[@thegalleryofannamaywong]

Yes, that's correct. She recites this poem quite often. In Hollywood on Parade and other instances.

[@lindalawon9151]

Wyatt's so called backup wasn't worth a pitcher of warm spit. He deliberately stood back and waited and even holding his shooting iron.
A whimp!