Harlem is Heaven (1932)

Starring:

• Bill Robinson
• James Baskett 
• Anise Boyer 
• Henri Wessell 
• John 'Spider Bruce' Mason 
• Alma Smith

Storyline
Jean Stratton, a gorgeous teenage girl, arrives in Harlem looking for work. Her talent gets her a job as a showgirl at the Acme Theater. She's soon living at a boardinghouse with the Acme's star attraction, tap dancer Bill Robinson, and his pal, "Chummy" Walker. Both men are interested in the girl, though Jean prefers the younger Chummy. "Money" Johnson, the theater owner, is actually a racketeer, and tricks Chummy into taking the fall for his crimes. Realizing with a broken heart that Jean and Chummy are right for each other, Bill goes to the police with proof of Johnson's guilt. But doing the right thing may cost bill his life...

Rhapsody in Black and Blue (1932)

Starring:

• Louis Armstrong 
• Fanny Belle DeKnight
• Sidney Easton

Storyline
A husband who listens to jazz instead of mopping the floor is hit in the head with a mop by his wife; he dreams he's King of Jazzmania, a land of soapsuds where Louis Armstrong performs 'I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You' and 'Shine'.  

Pie, Pie Blackbird (1932)

Starring:

• Eubie Blake
• Nina Mae McKinney 
• Fayard Nicholas
• Harold Nicholas

Storyline
A comedy short film starring Afro American musicians Nina Mae McKinney, Eubie Blake and his band, and The Nicholas Brothers.

The Veiled Aristocrats (1932)

Starring:

• Lorenzo Tucker 
• Lucille Lewis
• Carl Mahon
• Walter Fleming
• Laura Bowman
• Lawrence Chenault 

Storyline
John Warwick (Lorenzo Tucker), left home 20 years earlier and has been "passing" as white in a town where no one knew of his background. He returns home to take his now grown sister back with him so she too can live a life as a white woman. He even goes so far as to find her a suitable white man to marry. Unfortunately, she can not get over the young black man she left back home.