Miracle in Harlem

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Miracle in Harlem is a 1948 American film directed by ^[1] and starred an all African American cast.

Plot[]

A young woman is suspected of killing the business magnate who swindled her out of her family run candy business.

Cast[]

• Sheila Guyse as Julie Weston
• Hilda Offley as Aunt Hattie
• William Greaves as Bert Hallam
• Creighton Thompson as Reverend Jackson
• Lawrence Criner as Albert Marshall (father)
• Sybil Lewis as Alice Adams
• Kenneth Freeman as Jim Marshall (son)
• Jack Carter as Phillip Manley
• as Mr. Wilkinson
• Monte Hawley as Lieutenant Renard
• Alfred "Slick" Chester as Detective Tracy (as Alfred Chester)
• Ruble Blakey as Detective Foley
• Stepin Fetchit as Swifty the Handyman

Specialties Acts (as featured on the soundtrack)[]

• Creighton Thompson as Singer, 'A Preaching Song'
• Savannah Churchill as Singer, 'I Want be Loved'
• Lavada Carter as Singer, 'John Saw the Number'
• Norma Shepherd as Singer, 'Patience & Fortitude'
• Sheila Guyse as Singer, 'Look Down That Lonesome Road'
• Juanita Hall as Singer, 'Chocolate Candy Blues'
• Lynn Proctor Trio as Lynn Proctor Trio Singers 'Watch Out'
• Juanita Hall Choir as Juanita Hall Choir, performing 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot' & 'Nearer My God To Thee'
• Hilda Geeley as Singer (uncredited)^[2][3]

References[]

External links[]

• Miracle in Harlem at IMDb
• Miracle in Harlem at TCMDB
• Miracle in Harlem at BFI
• Miracle in Harlem (1948) - Jack Kemp | Synopsis, Characteristics, Moods, Themes and Related | AllMovie
• [1]
• Complete film at YouTube

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