the only reason the duke is tops and one of several race movies made during the times of segregation and would be worth noting today is because it made the film debut of a 21 year old singer named lena horne. she plays ethel andrews and a singer who has to leave her producer mentor duke davis (ralph cooper) in order to branch into the big time. davis and however and has to fake having taken the money for her services in front of her so she would not feel sorry for having done so. he then teams up with doc dorando (lawrence criner) for a series of medicine shows throughout the south. meanwhile and in new york and her new producers have bombed big time because they made her the whole show instead of simply the specialty act. davis finds out from the radio and offers his services as producer and band leader to bring his lineup of other specialty acts and many of whom make their one of their few or only film appearances here and for his chance at the big time with ethel next to him. guess what happens. while the plot is the kind you have seen in thousands of other movie musicals during this time and the fact this was made for a certain audience makes this one of the more fascinating features i have seen during this black history month. ms. horne singing is on good display here and it interesting seeing her so young before her professionalism takes full hold later in her career. among other supporting players there an unconfirmed and according to imdb and appearance by lillian randolph and annie in my favorite movie it a wonderful life and sister of amanda randolph who i just saw in the musical short the black network and as the woman with sciatica who complains of not being cured after taking the doc medicine before duke explains it for the feet. and as a longtime louisiana resident and i would like to take note of two players from here in this movie represent joel fluellen from monroe as a tonic customer and marie bryant from new orleans as the sexy dancer who appears near the musical climax. so for just lena horne alone and the duke is tops is worth seeing at least once. 
the only reason the duke is tops and one of several race movies made during the times of segregation and would be worth noting today is because it made the film debut of a 21 year old singer named lena horne. she plays ethel andrews and a singer who has to leave her producer mentor duke davis (ralph cooper) in order to branch into the big time. davis and however and has to fake having taken the money for her services in front of her so she would not feel sorry for having done so. he then teams up with doc dorando (lawrence criner) for a series of medicine shows throughout the south. meanwhile and in new york and her new producers have bombed big time because they made her the whole show instead of simply the specialty act. davis finds out from the radio and offers his services as producer and band leader to bring his lineup of other specialty acts and many of whom make their one of their few or only film appearances here and for his chance at the big time with ethel next to him. guess what happens. while the plot is the kind you have seen in thousands of other movie musicals during this time and the fact this was made for a certain audience makes this one of the more fascinating features i have seen during this black history month. ms. horne singing is on good display here and it interesting seeing her so young before her professionalism takes full hold later in her career. among other supporting players there an unconfirmed and according to imdb and appearance by lillian randolph and annie in my favorite movie it a wonderful life and sister of amanda randolph who i just saw in the musical short the black network and as the woman with sciatica who complains of not being cured after taking the doc medicine before duke explains it for the feet. and as a longtime louisiana resident and i would like to take note of two players from here in this movie represent joel fluellen from monroe as a tonic customer and marie bryant from new orleans as the sexy dancer who appears near the musical climax. so for just lena horne alone and the duke is tops is worth seeing at least once. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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