'Real Talk With Tha Artivist' Episode 2: Hallelujah!" The First All Black Talkie Movie Part 3 of 3

Hallelujah! The First All Black Talkie Movie Made In Memphis U.S.A.!!!

'Hallelujah!' Not 'Hustle And Flow' was the film that put Memphis on the cinematic map. This episode highlights the first ever Hollywood produced All Black Cast Talkie Movie featuring the first Black Hollywood Sex Symbol, the great Nina Mae McKinney. Tha Artivist interviews Sis. Ruby Carter, the daughter of Georgia Woodruff, a featured singer in the film and well known Memphis Gospel Music Great, about her moms role as well as the historical and cultural significance of the Academy Award nominated film itself.


Please View All 3 Parts Of This Episode By Perusing The Following Links:
Part One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry10hGop8nk&feature=channel_page

Part Two
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYNnjI8swdU&feature=channel_page

Part Three
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqQdsOFeEyA&feature=channel_page


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Education

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• Hallelujah!
• Hollywood Movie
• Black History
• Cinema History
• American History
• Nina Mae McKinney
• Daniel L. Haynes
• Georgia Woodruff
• Ruby Carter
• King Vidor
• Eva Jessye
• Victoria Spivey
• Curtis Mosby
• Talkie Movie
• Musical
• Memphis History
• Lucie E. Campbell
• Dr. William H. Brewster
• Mahalia Jackson
• R2C2H2 Tha Artivist
• W.E. A.L.L. B.E. TV