Swanee Showboat (1945) [Lost Film]

Tampa Bay Times

St. Petersburg, Florida

Sun, Mar 14, 1948 · Page 3

The Decatur Daily

Decatur, Alabama

Thu, Apr 20, 1950 · Page 11

Starring:

• Nina Mae McKinney
• Dewey 'Pigmeat' Markham
• Mable Lee
• Scott
• Whaley
• Sun Tan Four

Storyline
Unknown storyline.

**This film is considered lost until notified otherwise**

Pigmeat's Laugh Hepcats (1944) [Lost Film]

The Bee

Danville, Virginia

Fri, Dec 19, 1947 · Page 12

The Atlanta Constitution

Atlanta, Georgia

Wed, May 23, 1945 · Page 6

Starring:

• Dewey 'Pigmeat' Markham
• Lillian Randolph
• Johnny Taylor
• Monte Hawley
• Millie Monroe
• Laurence Criner
• Vernon McCalla

Storyline
Unknown storyline.

**This film is considered lost until notified otherwise**

One Big Mistake (1940) [Lost Film]

Chattanooga Daily Times

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Sun, Nov 17, 1940 · Page 8

Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Tue, Dec 17, 1940 · Page 16

The New York Age

New York, New York

Sat, Aug 30, 1941 · Page 10

Tampa Bay Times

St. Petersburg, Florida

Sun, Jun 01, 1941 · Page 27

Starring:

• Dewey 'Pigmeat' Markham
• Lillian Randolph
• Johnny Taylor
• Monte Hawley
• Millie Monroe

Storyline
Unknown storyline.

**This film is considered lost until notified otherwise**

What a Guy (1947) [Lost Film]

Opelika Daily News

Opelika, Alabama

10 Jul 1947, Thu • Page 8

The Charlotte Observer

Charlotte, North Carolina

Sun, Sep 18, 1949 • Page 62

The Freehold Transcript and The Monmouth Inquirer

Freehold, New Jersey

18 Feb 1949, Fri • Page 1

The Decatur Daily

Decatur, Alabama

21 Mar 1950, Tue • Page 5

Starring

• Mantan Moreland
• Ruby Dee
• John Bouie
• Laurence Criner
• Al Curtis
• Kenneth Freeman
• Monte Hawley

Storyline
Unknown storyline.

 **This film is considered lost until notified otherwise**

Comes Midnight (1940) [Lost Film]

The Pittsburgh Courier

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

25 May 1940, Sat • Page 21

Starring:

• Amanda Randolph
• Eddie Green
• James Baskett
• Elinor Seaguers
• Bonnie Skeete
• Sussie Sutton

Storyline

Unknown storyline

**This film is considered lost until notified otherwise**

Birthright (1924) [Lost Film]

The Pittsburgh Courier

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Sat, Nov 15, 1924 · Page 11

The Atlanta Constitution

Atlanta, Georgia

Sun, Jul 27, 1924 · Page 28

The Atlanta Constitution

Atlanta, Georgia

Wed, Jul 30, 1924 · Page 14

The Pittsburgh Courier

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Sat, Nov 15, 1924 · Page 11

The Pittsburgh Courier

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Sat, Dec 13, 1924 · Page 10

Starring:

• Evelyn Preer
• Salem Tutt Whitney
• Lawrence Chenault
• J. Homer Tutt
• William Crowell

Storyline

He was a graduate of Harvard and so far above her in all intellectual things until she decided that it was useless to try to come to him. She told him she was immoral, therefore unfit, so he went away from her. But she was ambitious, she wanted to be somebody, but the Negros told her she wasn't nothin' — just a "yallah, stuck-up, fly-by-night hussy" — and accused her of all kinds of things. She struggled, but how could a poor girl be anything in the face of such circumstances? Fate seemed to be against her; the more she tried to struggle up, the further she was pushed backed into the grime and squalor of Niggertown. Then she was arrested for grand larceny — but was she guilty? Or was it because she refused to deliver her virtue — her body — to the seducer? 

*** This film is considered lost until notified otherwise. ***

Life Goes On [a.k.a. His Harlem Wife] (1938) [Lost Film]

The Pittsburgh Courier
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Sat, Jan 29, 1938 · Page 21

The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, Georgia
Sun, Apr 03, 1938 · Page 31

The New York Age
New York, New York
Sat, Feb 12, 1938 · Page 6

The Pittsburgh Courier
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Sat, Jan 08, 1938 · Page 20

Starring:

• Louise Beavers
• Edward Thompson
• Reginald Fenderson
• Laurence Criner
• Monte Hawley
• Hope Bennet
• Jess Lee Brooks
• Mae Turner
• Artie Young
• Lillian Randolph

Storyline
Sally (Beavers) is a loving widow mother who raises two sons, Bob and Henry. Bob grows up to become a lawyer and Henry grows up less successful and associates with the wrong crowd. Henry is wrongly accused of murder and his brother Bob is appointed his lawyer. Bob is forced to fight against a powerful D.A. bent on sending his brother to the gallows.

*** This film is considered lost until notified otherwise. ***

Come On, Cowboy! (1948) [Lost Film]

The Atmore Advance
Atmore, Alabama
Thu, Aug 04, 1949 · Page 7

The Evergreen Courant
Evergreen, Alabama
Thu, May 26, 1949 · Page 8

Talladega Daily Home and Our Mountain Home
Talladega, Alabama
Tue, Jun 21, 1949 · Page 4

The Evergreen Courant
Evergreen, Alabama
Thu, May 19, 1949 · Page 10

The South Bend Tribune
South Bend, Indiana
Sun, Feb 04, 1951 · Page 36

Starring:

• Mantan Moreland
• Johnny Lee 
• F.E. Miller 
• Mauryne Brent

Storyline

Unknown storyline.

*** This film is considered lost until notified otherwise. ***