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Cotton Comes to Harlem film still Public Deposited
- Description
Original Identifier: O.D. - 24?
- Language
- English
- Physical Description
- 1 photograph : black & white
- 10 x 8 inches
- Persons Pictured
- Cannon, J. D. (John Donovan), 1922-2005
- Unidentified
- Pace, Judy, 1946-
- Shelf Number
- PA 670
- Caption
- Iris, mad at Deke because he two-timed her, tells Calhoun that the bale of cotton is at the Apollo Theatre, where it is being used as part of the act of a striptease artist, Billie. Now everybody, the police, Calhoun, Deke, Iris, rush to the theatre. A near riot takes place when the truth becomes known--the money has disappeared. Calhoun is captured and Deke has a hard time explaining the situation to his angry followers. Meanwhile, in far off Africa, somebody is enjoying an ill-gotten fortune.
- City
- New York City
- Country
- United States
- Creator
- Publisher: United Artists
- Date Created
- Publication Date: 1970
- Collection Number
- GEN
- Persistent Identifier
- Filename
- VAE0371-001580
- Subject
- Men
- Discotheques
- Actresses
- Action and adventure films
- Actors
- Police
- Women
- Comedy films
- Film stills
- African Americans
- Photographs
- Whites
- Title
- Cotton Comes to Harlem film still
- State
- New York
- Holding Location
- Bloomington - Black Film Center & Archive
Herman B Wells Library, Room 044
1320 East Tenth Street
Bloomington, IN 47405
Contact at bfca@iu.edu, 812-855-6041
- Bloomington - Black Film Center & Archive
- Campus
- IU Bloomington
- Source Metadata Identifier
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