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Petty Miriam J. - Stealing The Show African American Performers And Audiences In 1930s Hollywood - Paperback Comedy consumer surplus - - theBinding: Paperback Description: A study of African American actors in Hollywood during the 1930s. It focuses on five performers whose Hollywood film careers flourished during this period: Louise Beavers Fredi Washington Lincoln " Stepin Fetchit" Perry Bill " Bojangles" Robinson and Hattie Mc Daniel. Title: Stealing The Show African American Performers And Audiences In 1930s Hollywood Author(s): Petty Miriam J. Publisher: University Of California Press