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DESCRIPTION:JFLA Lecture Series 33 by Professor Daisuke Miyao.\n\nIn Japan\
 , motion picture actress did not exist until 1918 when Hanayagi Harumi sta
 rred in &quot\;Sei no kagayaki&quot\; (Radiance of Life).&nbsp\; Before th
 is film\, the majority of female characters in motion pictures were played
  by onnagata\, female impersonators in kabuki.&nbsp\; One exception was Ao
 ki Tsuruko (1891-1961)\, a female Japanese star in early Hollywood.&nbsp\;
  The popular narrative of &quot\;Madame Butterfly&quot\; played a signific
 ant role behind Aoki&rsquo\;s stardom.&nbsp\; How did Aoki become a star i
 n Hollywood in the 1910s?&nbsp\; What impact did Aoki&rsquo\;s star image 
 have on Japanese cinema?
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SUMMARY:Madame Butterfly and The Birth of The Motion Picture Actress in Jap
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