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title once. In 1938, he went to
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act; in which she cavorted with a large and sinuous python, coiling it provocatively round her bare body. Despite being labelled by conservatives as a 'rebel', she was kind hearted and gave money to charities and orphanages. She gave up her striptease career when she embarked on a new career –
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expanded their leisure business with a 50% joint venture with Ong Sam Leong Ltd. Shaw eventually bought out their partner and owned both the New World and the Great World at Kim Seng Road. Admission fee was only 10-cent per entry but visitors had to pay separately for its various entertainment
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police had to move in to manage crowd control and issued a final warning that "this monkey business must cease". Striptease was thus stopped in its tracks but in time, it resurfaced back in New World again when Rose Chan took over the centre-stage in the 1950s.
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soldiers and returning expatriates with their families. With the departure of those troops that resulted in much lower takings, the park decided to come up with a new attraction in 1949 – striptease. Madame Tai Fong, a former singer and dancer, started the
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when he was here. We have another amusement park called the Great World, off River Valley Road, and it is well worth a visit, but it is not so boisterously alive as is the New World, since it caters to a much smugger class.
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1086:Fort Siloso
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385:heavyweight
381:Emile Czaya
363:Royston Tan
303:During the
287:Philippines
233:Ghost Train
195:Jalan Besar
183:Great World
81: /
66:1°18′37.0″N
56:Coordinates
1669:Categories
1566:Big Splash
1472:Pulau Ubin
1328:Baba House
590:References
316:Striptease
309:Shin Segal
218:brothers,
112:1923-08-01
1517:MWG parks
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342:Rose Chan
279:cheongsam
204:Rose Chan
187:Gay World
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552:See also
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441:Malaysia
335:colonial
291:bouncers
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267:ronggeng
41:Location
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504:Closure
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494:Wang Sa
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