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NEGROES batch9/20260909_111608

Tapes on this page: 0 new, 7 already catalogued (1327Q on HISTORICAL NEGROES; 1327R on HISTORICAL NEGROES; 1327S on HISTORICAL NEGROES; 332 on NEGRO MUSICALS; 333 on NEGRO MUSICALS; 334 on NEGRO MUSICALS; 334B on NEGRO MUSICALS)

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Structured entries

1327Q left column
  • SOUTH CENTRAL
    Debut: This series mixes comedy with gritty realism as it depicts life in Los Angeles's South Central neighborhood. Tina Lifford plays Joan Mosley, a single mother who, in the opener, struggles to make ends meet after being laid off. Another concern surfaces when teenage son Andre (Larenz Tate) wants to carry a beeper to keep in touch with friends. But Joan, who has lost a son to gang violence, fears that a beeper will send the wrong message to police: namely that Andre is a gang member. Tasha: Tasha Scott. Sweets: Paula Kelly. Deion: Keith Mbulu.
    1. 4/5/94
    2. 4/12/94
    3. 4/19/94
    4. 5/3/94
    5. 5/11/94
    6. 5/24/94
    7. 5/31/94
  • CLOSE UP: CELEBRATE THE DREAM: 50 YEARS OF EBONY MAGAZINE 11/28/96
    (CC) THURS. 8 PM 4 Executive producer and director Jeff Margolis salutes a half century of "African-American achievements in movies, television, music, sports, politics and social issues" on a show that combines film segments with performances. At press time, the entertainment lineup included Whitney Houston (singing a gospel medley); the Four Tops (a hits medley); Patti LaBelle ("Abraham, Martin and John"); All-4-One ("I Can Love You Like That"); Stevie Wonder ("If Love Ruled the World"); and Michael Bolton ("What's Goin' On?"). Also: rhythm-and-blues selections by Brandy, Toni Braxton, Lou Rawls, Smokey Robinson and Luther Vandross. Taped Nov. 17 at a gala in Los Angeles. (2:00)
  • ROSEWOOD MASSACRE: THE UNTOLD STORY 11/29/96
1327R left column
  • DEAD AIR (1994)
    w/ Gregory Hines; Debrah Farentino; Beau Starr; Laura Harrington
  • THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING 1/29/97
    w/ Alfre Woodard; Anna Paquin
  • BIOGRAPHY: ROSA PARKS 2/3/97
  • W.E.B. DuBOIS: A BIOGRAPHY IN FOUR VOICES 2/13/97
    NAACP Founder.
1327S right column
  • THE BOY KING (MARTIN LUTHER KING) (1986)
  • THE DITCHDIGGER'S DAUGHTERS 3/23/97
    w/ Carl Lumbly; Victoria Dillard; Yvonne Rosalyn Coleman
  • ONCE UPON A TIME WHEN WE WERE COLORED (1995)
    w/ Al Freeman, Jr.; Richard Roundtree
  • THE NANNY 3/12/97
    w/ Fran Drescher; Renee Taylor
  • SCHOOL DAZE (1988)
    w/ Spike Lee
332 right column
  • MOTOWN 30: WHAT'S GOIN' ON? 11/25/90
    Motown 30+ anniv. Clips, etc.
  • T A P (1989)
    w/ Gregory Hines; Sammy Davis, Jr.
333 right column
  • THE JACKSONS: AN AMERICAN DREAM 11/18/92
334 right column
  • THE WIZ (1978)
    w/ Diana Ross; Michael Jackson; Nipsey Russell; Richard Pryor; Lena Horne; Ted Ross
  • AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE. WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF.
334B right column
  • CABIN IN THE SKY (1943)
    w/ Ethel Waters; Rex Ingram; Eddie Anderson; Lena Horne; Butterfly McQueen; Louis Armstrong; Duke Ellington
    (BW)
  • BLACK ORPHEUS (1959)
  • SONG OF FREEDOM (1936)
    (BW)
  • ST. LOUIE BLUES (1928)
    (BW)
  • SCOTT JOPLIN (1977)
    w/ Billy Dee Williams; Eubie Blake

Transcription (raw)

## HEADING: NEGROES
## LEFT COLUMN
1327Q. SOUTH CENTRAL
4/5/94
SOUTH CENTRAL 4/12/94
CENTRAL 4/19/94
5/3/94
Debut: This series mixes comedy with gritty realism as it depicts life in Los Angeles's South Central neighborhood. Tina Lifford plays Joan Mosley, a single mother who, in the opener, struggles to make ends meet after being laid off. Another concern surfaces when teenage son Andre (Larenz Tate) wants to carry a beeper to keep in touch with friends. But Joan, who has lost a son to gang violence, fears that a beeper will send the wrong message to police: namely that Andre is a gang member. Tasha: Tasha Scott. Sweets: Paula Kelly. Deion: Keith Mbulu.
5/11/94
5/24/94
5/31/94

close up 11/28/96
CELEBRATE THE
11/28/96 DREAM: 50
YEARS OF
EBONY
MAGAZINE (CC)
THURS. 8 PM 4
Executive producer and director Jeff Margolis salutes a half century of "African-American achievements in movies, television, music, sports, politics and social issues" on a show that combines film segments with performances. At press time, the entertainment lineup included Whitney Houston (singing a gospel medley); the Four Tops (a hits medley); Patti LaBelle ("Abraham, Martin and John"); All-4-One ("I Can Love You Like That"); Stevie Wonder ("If Love Ruled the World"); and Michael Bolton ("What's Goin' On?"). Also: rhythm-and-blues selections by Brandy, Toni Braxton, Lou Rawls, Smokey Robinson and Luther Vandross. Taped Nov. 17 at a gala in Los Angeles. (2:00)

ROSEWOOD MASSACRE: THE UNTOLD STORY:
11/29/96

1327R. DEAD AIR: (1994)
w/Gregory Hines, Debrah Farentino, Beau Starr, Laura Harrington.
THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING 1/29/97
w/Alfre Woodard & Anna Paquin.
BIOGRAPHY: Rosa Parks. 2/3/97
W.E.B. DuBOIS: A BIOGRAPHY IN FOUR VOICES. NAACP Founder. 2/13/97

## RIGHT COLUMN
1327S. THE BOY KING (MARTIN LUTHER KING) (1986)
The Ditchdigger's Daughters 3/23/97
w/Carl Lumbly, Victoria Dillard & Yvonne Rosalyn Coleman.

ONCE UPON A TIME WHEN WE WERE COLORED. (1995)
w/Al Freeman, Jr. & Richard Roundtree.
THE NANNY. 3/12/97
w/Fran Drescher & Renee Taylor.
SCHOOL DAZE. (1988)
w/Spike Lee

332. MOTOWN 30: WHAT'S GOIN' ON?
Motown 30+ anniv. Clips, etc. 11/25/90
T A P . (1989)
w/Gregory Hines & Sammy Davis, Jr.

333. THE JACKSONS: AN AMERICAN DREAM. 11/18/92

334. THE WIZ. (1978)
w/Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Nipsey Russell, Richard Pryor, Lena Horne & Ted Ross.
AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE. WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF.

334B. CABIN IN THE SKY. (BW) (1943)
w/Ethel Waters, Rex Ingram, Eddie Anderson, Lena Horne, Butterfly McQueen, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington.
BLACK ORPHEUS. (1959)
SONG OF FREEDOM. (BW) (1936)
ST. LOUIE BLUES. (BW) (1928)
SCOTT JOPLIN. (1977)
w/Billy Dee Williams & Eubie Blake.