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Gloria Suie Chin (Chinese: 鄺美麗; November 10, 1925 – October 16, 2016), known professionally as Maylia Fong, was an American actress. Career [ edit ] Fong was cast in her first film as the character Ming Ling in the 1947 romantic film Singapore , also starring Fred MacMurray , after she was spotted by the wife of producer Sidney Buchman in a Paramount canteen while visiting her sister ...
Maylia. Actress: Singapore. Gloria (Maylia) Fong was born Gloria Chin in Detroit, Michigan. She married actor Benson Fong and received great reviews for her first film, Singapore (1947). She and Benson later ran the fabulous "Ah-Fong" Chinese restaurant in Beverly Hills.
24 ott 2016 · October 24, 2016 4:09pm. Courtesy of Lisa McDaniel. Gloria Fong, the actress known as Maylia who appeared in the 1940s films Singapore and To the Ends of the Earth, has died. She was 90. Fong...
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Maylia is a variant form of the African, English, Hawaiian, Spanish, Swahili, and Zuni Malia. See also the related categories, hebrew, latin, french, and egyptian. Maylia is not regularly used as a baby name for girls. It is not ranked within the top 1000 names.
Maylia. Actress: Singapore. Gloria (Maylia) Fong was born Gloria Chin in Detroit, Michigan. She married actor Benson Fong and received great reviews for her first film, Singapore (1947). She and Benson later ran the fabulous "Ah-Fong" Chinese restaurant in Beverly Hills.
26 apr 2018 · This striking image, which appeared in Esquire magazine in April 1948, shows Maylia, an actress who played Eastern beauties onscreen but was born in Detroit, Michigan as Gloria Chin. Paramount Studios promoted her as “the first Chinese star since Anna May Wong,” and indeed she was—Chinese-American, that is, just like Wong.
