BEULAH QUO - CONTRACT SIGNED 01/18/1973 - HFSID 209495

BEULAH QUO
The actress signs her name in pencil on a players contract for the TV movie Genesis II
Contract signed: "Beulah Quo" in pencil. 8½x11.January 18, 1973. Contract between Quo and Warner Bros. Television for assignment to a role on the movie, Genesis II, as the part of Lou Chan, to be paid $550 per day for a guaranteed time period of at least 2 days., beginning Jan. 19, 1973. Beulah Quo (1923-2002) was an Asian-American teacher and actor. She earned a master's degree in sociology at the University of Chicago and shortly after taught in China. Quo got her break into the acting world while teaching sociology at a community college when she heard that director Henry King was looking for a dialect coach for Jennifer Jones. The director instead hired Quo to play a small role in the film as Jones' aunt. She is known for her work on General Hospital (1963), Chinatown (1974) and Brokedown Palace (1999). She founded the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists, as a means to promoting unbiased representation on screen of Asian/American performers. In 1965, co-founded East-West Players, an Asian-American repertory company. Lightly toned. Corners rounded. Creases on top and bottom edges. Otherwise, fine condition.

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