Murder in Harlem (1935)

Starring:

• Clarence Brooks
• Dorothy Van Engle 
• Andrew Bishop 
• Alec Lovejoy 
• Laura Bowman 
• Bee Freeman

Storyline
Originally names Lem Hawkins' Confession, released as Murder in Harlem. Micheaux makes appearance as detective. Songs by Eunice Wilson and Clarence Williams. Using a different cast Micheaux produced a silent version of this picture entitled  The Gunsaulus Mystery. Story based on the Stanfield murder case.

Myrtle Gunsaulus, a young girl, is found mysteriously murdered in the basement of a factory, by Arthur Gilpin, the black janitor, who is arrested and charged with the crime. The incidents surrounding the tragedy, the motive, and the strange manner in which the girl was killed, make the case one of the most complicated the courts had ever confronted.

Soul to Soul (1971)

Starring:

• Tina Turner
• Ike Turner
• The Ikettes
• Les McCann
• Wilson Pickett
• Gregg Rolie
• Santana
• Carlos Santana
• Mavis Staples
• The Staple Singers
• Roebuck 'Pops' Staples
• Willie Bobo
• Roberta Flack 
• Eddie Harris 
• The Voices of East Harlem
• Neal Schon

Storyline
On March 6, 1971, some of the greatest artist in the history of popular music traveled from the United States of America to Ghana, West Africa, to take part in a 14-hour musical celebration entitled "Soul to Soul." Over 100,000 enthusiastic locals gathered to witness this unique exchange of cultures between two continents.

It Happened In Harlem (1945)

Starring:

• Christopher Columbus 
• Phil Gomez 
• Nicky O'Daniel
• Juanita 'Pitter-Patter' Pitts
• George Wiltshire 
• Milton Woods 

Storyline

Ed Smalls is doing a tremendous business at Smalls Paradise Cafe in Harlem because Billy Bond is making a big hit with his singing. But when Smalls tell Bond that there will be a lot of celebrities in for the show, Bond shows his boss the paper - it's from Uncle Sam. Smalls is frantic, as he knows of no one who can replace Bond, so he starts accepting auditions to replace Bond. Frankie, a singer with a bobbysoxer crowd but little known, is turned away at the audition. Little Miss Brown, a Frankie fan, persuades Bond to listen to Frankie. 

**This film is located at the Library of Congress and Smithsonian, but never released and not archived online for viewing. We are considering this film missing until available to the public.**