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Semmes C. - The Regal Theater And Black Culture - Paperback Freemasonry & Secret Societies Description: This volume brings together

Semmes C. - The Regal Theater And Black Culture - Paperback Freemasonry & Secret Societies Description: This volume brings togetherBinding: Paperback Description: Chronicling over forty years of critical changes in African American expressive and popular culture covering diverse forms of music dance and comedy the Regal Theater (1928 1968) was the largest and most architecturally splendid movie stage show venue ever constructed for a black community. In this history of that theater Clovis E. Semmes reveals the political economic and business realities of cultural production and

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Semmes C. - The Regal Theater And Black Culture - Paperback Freemasonry & Secret Societies Description: This volume brings togetherBinding: Paperback Description: Chronicling over forty years of critical changes in African American expressive and popular culture covering diverse forms of music dance and comedy the Regal Theater (1928 1968) was the largest and most architecturally splendid movie stage show venue ever constructed for a black community. In this history of that theater Clovis E. Semmes reveals the political economic and business realities of cultural production and

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