Thirty Years Later, is a 1928 American black and white silent drama film directed and produced by Oscar Micheaux for Micheaux Films.[1][2] Thirty Years Later film was based on Henry Francis Downing' The Racial Tangle.[3] The film stars William Edmonson and Mabel Kelly in the lead roles, whereas A.B. DeComathiere, Ardelle Dabney and Gertrude Snelson made supportive roles.[4][5] The film revolves on the love affair between George Eldridge Van Paul, the son of a white father and a black mother, and Hester Morgan, a black girl.[6]

Unfortunately the film is presumed lost without any evidence of reels.[7]

Cast

• William Edmonson as George Eldridge Van Paul
• Mabel Kelly as Hester Morgan
• A.B. DeComathiere as Habisham Strutt
• Ardelle Dabney as Clara Booker
• Gertrude Snelson as Mrs. Van Paul
• Barrington Carter
• Madame Robinson
• Arthur Ray
• Ruth Williams

References

External links

• Thirty Years Later at IMDb