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20 Cards in this Set

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Mistrel Archetypes
Jim Crow
Sambo
Coon
Pickeninny
Mammy
Brute
Saphire or Jesibell
Jim Crow
1st Minstrel
Crippled black man
Sambo and Coon
Happy
Not intelligent
Plantation is an ideal place
Zip Coon
Freeblacks
Justified the manner of their treatment
Overdressed
Kingfish and Andy
Pickeninny
Black children
Mammy
Uncle
Happy servants
Not field workers
Brute
Aimed at fear of black power
Justified lynchings
sex with white women
The Saphire or Jesibell
Black woman
out of control
hypersexual
Black stereotypes through our media's history
First mistrel stage performance
Then phonographs
Then cinema
Then radio
Then television
Early black film companies
Lincoln Motion Picture Company
Foster Photoplay Company
The first black television show
Other examples too
Ethel Waters Show
NBC, 1939
Others:
"The Laytons"
"The Hazel Scott Show"-bumped off for being communist
"The Billy Daniels Show"-ABC. 1st to achieve netwrok distribution before "Beaulah" and "Amos n' Andy"
"Beulah"
1950
Black maid
1st appeared on radio show "Homeword Incorporated"
Ethel Waters was the 1st black actress who ended up quitting because she felt the role was demeaning
Next was Haddy McDaniels
Then Lous Beavers
Black television programs before "Beulah" and "Amos n' Andy"
Television Chapel
Wedding Bells
Chance of a Lifetime
Arthur Godfrey and His Talent Scouts
$64,000 Question
Colgate Comedy Hour
American Minstrels
Captain Billy['s Mississippi Music Hall
Olympus Minstrel
"Amos N' Andy"
George Stevens as "King Fish". His wife is Saphire. Known as a zip coon.
"Mystic Nights of the Sea" is the club they go to
Lillian Randolph- mother
Amos. Central logic of the show. The rest are "black".
Very rarely were there white on the show.
Many felt that the show was gross in taste.
Reasons for failure of early black tv
Low budget
Bad scheduling
Entertaining to a black market only
Not competitive enough
Nat King Cole Show
Great performer
15 minute show
Problems: small budget
Difficult to get advertisers
Lack of black talent
Scheduling
Sound of Jazz
Billy Holiday
Casual filming
single piece
Twilight Zone
Rod Sterling is the writer
Not sci fi, they are nursery tales
World is truths and lies through black and white
Eastside/Westside-Who Do You Kill?
Dealth with issues surrounding race
Very complicated
Not easy to watch
Ruth and Joe
Baby bit by rat
Problems: No neat endings or answers.
Route 66
Shot on the road
Buzz and Todd
Ethel Waters wants to play with her jazz band before she dies.