Migrating To The Movies: Cinema And Black Urban Modernity,New McMullen And Bridging The Gap To

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Including Some Characteristic Of The Deep South

New Directions Introduced English Language Readers To The Indelibly Strange Italian Master Tommaso Landolfi

Blumhofer Offers Unique Insights Into Mcpherson'S Canadian And Salvation Army Roots And Her Relationship With Pentecostalism And Uses Her Experiences To Test Stereotypes About Mainstream Protestantism And Pentecostalism

Migrating To The Movies: Cinema And Black Urban Modernity,New McMullen And Bridging The Gap ToThe Rise Of Cinema As The Predominant American Entertainment Around The Turn Of The Last Century Coincided With The Migration Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of African Americans From The South To The Urban 'Land Of Hope' In The North. This Richly Illustrated Book, Discussing Many Early Films And Illuminating Black Urban Life In This Period, Is The First Detailed Look At The Numerous Early Relationships Between African Americans And Cinema. It Investigates