- (May 30, 1902 –
November 19, 1985),
better known by the
stage name
Stepin Fetchit, was an
American vaudevillian, comedian, and film
actor of
Jamaican and...
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supporting cast
features Henry B. Walthall,
Hattie McDaniel and
Stepin Fetchit. It was
remade by Ford in 1953 as The Sun
Shines Bright.
Personable Judge...
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Written by
Robinson and
directed by Bill Lathan, The
Confessions of
Stepin Fetchit is a one-man play that
focuses on
Lincoln Perry, who was a po****r black...
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Howard Petrie as Tom
Hendricks Chubby Johnson as
Captain Mello Stepin Fetchit as Adam, Mello's ****istant
Harry Morgan as Shorty, one of the treacherous...
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become well known. In the 21st century, his work, like that of
Stepin Fetchit, is
sometimes reviled[citation needed]
because he was
often called upon...
- On
April 5, 1969,
Donald Martin Lambright, son of
comedian Stepin Fetchit, was
traveling along the
Pennsylvania Turnpike, east of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania...
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racializing caricatures from the "Loyal
Uncle Tom" to
grinning fools (see
Stepin Fetchit) in cartoons,
minstrel shows, adverti****ts,
household artifacts, and...
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Chubby Johnson Stepin Fetchit and
Chubby Johnson (right) Born
Charles Randolph Johnson (1903-08-13)August 13, 1903
Terre Haute, Indiana, U.S. Died October...
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three times by John Ford. He
appeared in four
films with his
friend Stepin Fetchit (aka
Lincoln T. Perry):
David Harum (1934),
Judge Priest (1934), Steamboat...
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Talented Tenth", and Matt Robinson's one-man play The
Confessions of
Stepin Fetchit at the
American Place Theatre.
Orman is the
recipient of two
Audelco Theatre...
