Darktown Revue (1931) is an 18-minute American Pre-Code short film by Oscar Micheaux, his first short venture into sound film. The dances and ensembles were co-directed by Leonard Harper and the picture was shot along with their feature-length all-black talkie, The Exile.[1][2][3] As in many early talkies, the camera-work is extremely static. The film included choral singing and several vaudeville acts, including the comedy duo of Tim Moore and Andrew Tribble doing a routine about a haunted house.
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| Darktown Revue | |
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| Directed by | Oscar Micheaux Leonard Harper |
| Written by | Oscar Micheaux |
| Produced by | Oscar Micheaux Alice B. Russell |
| Starring | Tim Moore Andrew Tribble Celeste Cole Amon Davis Donald Heywood Choir |
| Cinematography | Lester Lang Walter Strenge |
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Running time | 18 min. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
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