Showing results for "chester morris"
Showing 1 - 3 of 3 Results
Adult content is visible.
Boston Blackie
Outside the Law
Unabridged
5 hours 46 min
2009
EN
A friend to those who have no friends, an enemy to those who make him an enemy! From out of the darkened streets of radio's imagination comes the legendary criminal-turned-crime-fighter Boston Blackie! Starring Chester Morris, radio's first Blackie—and Richard Kollmar, who became Blackie's true radio voice—here are twelve great episodes of this beloved crime thriller! Join co-stars Jan Miner, Tony Barrett, Maurice Tarplin, and Lesley Woods in capers of diamonds and double cross, of black m...
- Audiobook 2 -
- Classic Radio's Greatest Shows Collection
Unabridged
5 hours 48 min
2018
EN
This collection contains 12 of the greatest shows ever broadcast during the Golden Age of Radio – including episodes of The Jack Benny Program, Burns & Allen, Gunsmoke, The Amos ‘n' Andy Show, Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Suspense, Dimension X, The Whistler, Sherlock Holmes and more. Radio’s finest actors perform before the microphones, including: Jack Benny, Tom Conway, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Nigel Bruce, Chester Morris, Dick Powell, Howard Duff, George Burns, Gracie Al...
Knowing Him by Heart
African Americans on Abraham Lincoln
- by
- Rodney O. DavisDouglas L. WilsonMichael BurlingameRichard CarwardineEdna Greene MedfordJames OakesMatthew PinskerGerald J ProkopowiczJohn R SellersJennifer L WeberFrederick DouglassH. Ford DouglasThomas HamiltonRobert HamiltonJabez P CampbellHenry McNeal TurnerDaniel Alexander PayneHenry Highland GarnetPhilip A BellEdward M ThomasAlfred P SmithFrances Ellen Watkins HarperGeorge B VashonThomas StrotherEzra R JohnsonAlexander T CPSJames SmithAlexander T AugustaJeremiah B SandersonOsborne P AndersonThomas Morris ChesterJames H HudsonJohn ProctorRobert PurvisHannah JohnsonLeonard A GrimesJeremiah AsherJohn Willis MenardHenry African Civilization SocietyWilliam FlorvilleHenry JohnsonThomas R StreetJohn H MorganMattild BurrAmos G BemanRichard H CainJean Baptiste RoudanezArnold BertonneauGeorge E North Carolina FreedmenDon Carlos RutterGeorge E StephensJames W.C PenningtonS.W. "Africano"Annie DavisS.W. ChaseSojourner TruthMartin DelanyGeorge WashingtonIsaac J HillAlexander H NewtonJacob ThomasAngeline R DembyHenry O WagonerGeorge W Le VereElizabeth KeckleyPaul TrevigneThomas N.C LiverpoolH CordeliaGeorge Washington WilliamsEmmanuel K LoveWilliam S ScarboroughJohn Mercer LangstonPeter H ClarkEWS HammondCharles W AndersonBooker T WashingtonHarriet TubmanJulius F TaylorIda B Wells-BarnettPaul Laurence DunbarElizabeth ThomasArchibald H GrimkeElizabeth KecklyWilliam A SinclairJesse Max BarberMary Church TerrellT. Thomas FortuneReverdy C RansomW. E. B Du BoisWilliam Monroe TrotterMaude K GriffinHightower T KealingSilas X FloydGeorge L KnoxThomas S InbordenGeorge W HendersonWilliam PickensKelly MillerEtta M. T. CottinJohn M GandyFred R MooreSylvanie F WilliamsHarry C SmithJames H MageeJames L CurtisJohn W. E. Bowen SrCora J BallThomas Nelson BakerJosephine Silone YatesJames Weldon JohnsonWilliam H LewisJohn H Murphy SrRobert R Wright SrTheophile T AllainOliva Ward Bush-BanksRichard W GadsdenEdward A JohnsonAlice Dunbar-NelsonHubert H HarrisonCarter G WoodsonRobert R MotonGeorgia Douglas JohnsonLANGSTON HUGHESCharles ChesnuttWalter WhiteLamar PerkinsSamuel A HaynesWilliam E LillyRobert L VannWilliam Lloyd ImesEugene GordonArthur W MitchellGrace EvansAaron H PayneClaude McKayRoscoe Conkling SimmonsJoel A RogersMary McLeod BethuneJohn Hope FranklinElla BakerLuther Porter JacksonWillard TownsendRalph J BuncheRoy WilkinsMordecai W JohnsonCarl J MurphyJackie RobinsonMartin Luther King JrThurgood MarshallEdith SampsonBenjamin QuarlesSt. Clair DrakeCharles H WesleyDaisy BatesJulius Malcolm XGwendolyn BrooksJulius LesterLerone Bennett JrHenry Lee MoonJohn H SengstackeNorman E. W. HodgesArvarh E. StricklandMary Frances BerryVincent HardingClarence ThomasBarbara Jeanne FieldsHenry Louis Gates JrBarack Obama
2022
EN
Winner of an Abraham Lincoln Institute Book AwardThough not blind to Abraham Lincoln's imperfections, Black Americans long ago laid a heartfelt claim to his legacy. At the same time, they have consciously reshaped the sixteenth president's image for their own social and political ends. Frederick Hord and Matthew D. Norman's anthology explores the complex nature of views on Lincoln through the writings and thought of Frederick Douglass, Ida B. Wells-Barnett, Mary Mc...


