Miracle In Harlem (1948) | Sheila Guyse Stepin Fetchit All-Black Cast

[@JUSTREADMYBOOK1]

I know I don't comment often but I've been subbed to you for years. I just want to say that all you do is phenomenal. Thank you for what you do.

[@chloerodriguez1514]

Thanx for indulging me with ReelBlack good movies that I wouldn't see if not for ur channel!!!❤❤😘

[@Sayyamssss]

Love everything you do reelblack, keep it going! much love!

[@kittiewormley]

Such a surreal feeling to see a woman born in the 1800s on screen.

[@lisamcclain7314]

Some of the actors/actresses were born in the 1890's.

[@paulshams3412]

TheColkevin you think the old lady was in her 40’s?

[@Penrose-wi6tx]

The Aunt and the Rev. was born during the 1890’s Everyone else was young, they were born during 1900’s and teen’s.

[@goodneighbourgabe2723]

I love this movie. Her singing is angelic.

[@garycopeland1675]

Such a great movie! I really enjoyed it.

[@ElleBrOw]

🗣🎤 William Greaves of William Greaves Productions & also Your World Video was my 1st employer. He & his wife, Louise, entrusted me to hold down their fort on many occasions while they travelled abroad, especially India, to capture footage for documentaries they produced. The modest office suite shared a screening room with Black Filmmaker Foundation ( the original BFF) owned by the Hudlin brothers, Reginald & Warrington. I met many prominent Black figures during those years including Mr Paul Robeson, Jr., Heavy Dee & Ossie Davis to name a few. I was hired as receptionist, a title with a HUGE office umbrella. My pay was $150 weekly, after tax net was $138 😂. Thanks for the memories 💕

[@reelblack]

Small world. I interned for Reggie & Warrington. One of my tasks was to help them move into that 14th Street office.

[@ElleBrOw]

@@reelblack Wow, yup 80 8th Avenue above the Republic national bank , 17th floor suite with a balcony 🎯

[@ElleBrOw]

@@reelblack Most of the show POWER is filmed in that neighborhood too.

[@theviolingeek]

This was wonderful, again!1

[@a.t.oliver1886]

Thanks for this one 👍👍👍👍👍✌️👏🤩

[@davicool4284]

Superb acting by Sheila Guyse especially during the police interrogation and line up... Plus It Doesn't Hurt That She's Totally Totally Gorgeous 😍🥰😍

[@karenl14]

I just subscribed to you recently. I've watch a few many films here. What wonderful content. I'm in the middle of this film , and i must tell you i love the Butler. he kept me laughing. Thank you for your channel.

[@rm0063]

Yesss pleaseee i needed this

[@thatguyherb1]

Thx for posting!!

[@artgamechanger3841]

Thank you 😊.

[@dancers10]

Programing for blacks, thanks!

[@johnnyace1954]

Fantastic movie! Step and Fetchit and the great Savanna Churchill

[@moorlove9599]

"Hey! How he just, get out of one trubba, and then git right back into anothah one?" STEPIN FETCHIT was know fool on or off camera

[@lisawallace921]

Thanks, love it

[@kimbrellastudio]

I knew a Lady that knew Step & Fetching!

[@indigop38]

I knew a man that looked like the man who looked like he liked looking in the mirror.

[@GeoffErvin]

I knew a men who knew some men that knew a group of men.

[@sheranda77]

*stepin fetchit*

[@sheranda77]

@@indigop38 petty😂

[@indigop38]

Tara no, it’s poetry.

[@dennisbrock1435]

The band doing some very old school rap.

[@rm0063]

God bless

[@JomoDaMusicMan]

I thought I had seen all the old black movies, but today, I saw two that I haven't seen before, both were very good. Not good as Cabin n the Sky or Green Pastures or Carmen Jones or Stormy weather. But very good, Hallaluah was another very good one

[@marvinmarvin8478]

Bravo

[@tumigummi]

The whole time I'm trying to figure out how Stepin Fetchit has a place in this movie. 🤔

[@bromisovalum8417]

he was a great actor

[@thephoenix2176]

Brother working!

[@marquism685]

I know yaw not gona ignore this moma son incestry wow