Arthur H. Leonard

Arthur H. Leonard

Total Credits at Criticker: 11 (Director)

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    The Devil\
    The blood-curdling sound of menacing voodoo drums haunts Sylvia Walton when she arrives from Harlem to take control of the Jamaica plantation she has inherited. There's also no sign of her half-sister, Isabelle, who had up to now been running the plantation but disappeared after being disinherited. The brooding Isabelle is actually in hiding, planning to use the power of voodoo and primitive local superstitions to plot her vengeance and regain control of the plantation.
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    Straight to Heaven
    Nina Mae McKinney sings "When The Dark Became Dawn" which is worth watching for. Jackie Ward is the star of this film, even though Nina gets top billing. Jackie Ward is no younger then 12 or 13, but a good actor and good singer. Nina Mae does some great acting, no stereotype, or dumb talking or acting stupid. The only way Blacks could and show their talent was in Independent Black Movies and be movie stars within their own race, but unknown to other races, and they deserved better.
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    Boy!  What a Girl!
    Two small-time (aspiring to be big-time) producers are trying to convince a Chicago businessman to finance half of their show, while the other half is to be financed by a mysterious Mme. Deborah. But when Madame Deborah is not on hand to meet the money-man from Chicago, an ex-prizefighter is dressed to pose as her. Music and dancing provided by Deek Watson and His Brown Dots, 'Big' Sid Catlett and his band, and Ann Cornell and the International Jitterbugs.
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    Sepia Cinderella
    The musical follows a young woman, Barbara (played by Guyse), in love with a good and kind bandleader, Bob (portrayed by Daniels), who seems oblivious to her love. Barbara helps Bob write a new song, "Cinderella", and it becomes an unexpected hit. Success and sudden fame lead Bob to abandon his former performing venue and lose touch with his friends.
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    Ana Lani
    Ana Lani (1941) - Short Film
    Ray Kinney and His Orchestra performing Ana Lani.
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    Jitterbug Senorita
    Vincent Lopez And his Orchestra, with Anne Barrett on vocals, performing "Jitterbug Senorita".
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    My Lost Horizon
    My Lost Horizon (1941) - Short Film
    Les Brown and His Orchestra perform “My Lost Horizon” with Doris Day
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    Mi Rumba
    Mi Rumba (1941) - Short Film
    Soundie with rumba dancers.
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    Operatin\
    Comic Soundie featuring The Three Heat Waves.
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    Don\
    Don't Cry (1941) - Short Film
    A Soundie with the Vincent Lopez Orchestra and Sunny Skylar.
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    Once Over, Lightly
    Doris Day & Jimmie Palmer have a romantic musical interlude.
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