Happy Lunar New Year from the USC US-China Institute!
Honoring Nancy Kwan's 50th Anniversary in Show Business!
Film Screenings of The World of Suzie Wong and
To Whom It May Concern Ka Shen's Journey and Tribute Dinner will be hosted.
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FILM SCREENINGS
The World of Suzie Wong -starring Nancy Kwan and William Holden /SCREENING at 2pm
To Whom It May Concern Ka Shen's Journey - A new docu-drama about the life of Nancy Kwan produced and directed by Brian Jamieson /SCREENING at 4:30pm
*Nancy Kwan will be signing program books and copies of the DVD that will be on sale at the AMC Theatre. The film screenings will take place at the AMC Theatre 14 in Monterey Park , 450 N. Atlantic Blvd at Atlantic Times Square
TRIBUTE DINNER
Chinese-style Banquet at Empress Harbor Seafood Restaurant, 111 N. Atlantic Blvd., #350, Monterey Park (corner of Atlantic and Garvey Avenue) at 7pm
Proceeds from the dinner will benefit The Chinese American Museum, Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, and Asian Pacific AIDS Intervention Team.
Please RSVP before May 16 by filling out a form on http://www.camla.org/events.html
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