Edna Mae: One of the most popular Harlem performers

Edna Mae was an actress, singer, and dancer. She starred in some of the best race films.
♥️ I apologize if I mispronounce any names.
Link to midnight ramble documentary:
• Midnight Ramble (1994)...
Film from the video:
- The Green pastures
- Paradise in Harlem
- Lying Lips
- Spirit of Youth
- The Notorious Elinor Lee
- Taint No Good
#1940s #hollywoodstars #goldenera

[@Tojobtv]

Great Documentary..Keep bringing young lady

[@TPReacts101]

Great presentation & video💜 Keep shining a light on black performers for those of us who are uninformed of those who opened the doors for today’s actors & actresses😘🤗😊

[@constancejackson4815]

I grew up right down the block from Wadleigh in the 1950’s. So interesting to know the energy of so many gifted and talented people came from Harlem. Thank you. ❤

[@TheReneex]

Edna Mae Harris became one of the most popular Leading Ladies of the "race films" of the 1930's and 40's.

[@scorpiocara6798]

Yessss.....I love your channel!!!!
I've never heard of her ..thanks for sharing!!!!

[@MayMay-el4wg]

Very nice presentation, sis 💖 Good voice quality throughout. I love how you present information without alluding to character misrepresentation of your subjects. One thing l would like to add is your critique of these classic “race” films should draw a wider audience appeal. So many young (and older) folks seem unaware of the long standing creativity and legendary talents of Black Americans. 🎉

[@UtGlam]

@May May Thank you so much for the advice and for watching the video.❤️

[@meandmy2cents309]

These were just stunning. I love hearing stories of extraordinary women. I can’t even imagine the challenges they fought through to live their dreams of becoming an entertainer in the early 1900s.

[@thewarriorscodex8758]

Very nice what a great talent. Thanks for making this video. Well done.👍🏽💯

[@californiagirl1579]

She was so beautiful thank you for sharing her story this is my first time hearing about her

[@azucenathegysy]

I just want to think you so much for telling us about these very talented, beautiful black women and men I have enjoyed them so much!!+

[@Brp720]

Yay! Another great video!!

[@gazzgazeer]

Very Nice Video Ty

[@CrocJustice]

Great Short Documentary

[@cathylewis3967]

This was great!

[@aaronflowers8881]

Just found out about her maybe a year ago. She was FINE!

[@lyndajay4407]

Nice video, but film director, Oscar Micheau's name is pronounced "me-show.

[@anthonya1151]

Hey.

[@abrahamstein9073]

You need some Bass in your voice, without it you will surely put your viewers to sleep.