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Sat 1
Libeled Lady — Hattie McDaniel
Screwball-comedy classic that was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar chronicles the misadventures of a cutthroat newspaper editor whose scheme to prevent a libel suit ends up exploding in his face as well as all those involved.
Air Time & Details for Hattie McDaniel, Sat 1, 11:10 pm -
Mon 3
Libeled Lady — Hattie McDaniel
Screwball-comedy classic that was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar chronicles the misadventures of a cutthroat newspaper editor whose scheme to prevent a libel suit ends up exploding in his face as well as all those involved.
Air Time & Details for Hattie McDaniel, Mon 3, 7:15 am -
Fri 7
They Died With Their Boots On — Hattie McDaniel
Gen. George Armstrong Custer's career is charted from his days at West Point to his role in the Civil War, ending with the fateful Battle of Little Big Horn. Errol Flynn portrays Custer and Olivia de Havilland plays his wife in what was their eighth and final screen pairing.
Air Time & Details for Hattie McDaniel, Fri 7, 9:30 pm
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About Hattie McDaniel
Although her movie career consisted almost entirely of playing stereotypic maids and other servants, Hattie McDaniel was in fact the first black woman to sing on the radio and the first black performer to win an Academy Award, for her portrayal of Mammy in Gone with the Wind (1939). Before coming to Hollywood, she had been a blues singer and had toured as Queenie in Show Boat, later playing the same role in the 1936 Irene Dunne version of the film. Her considerable film credits include Blonde Venus (1932) with Marlene Dietrich, I'm No Angel (1933) with Mae West, Nothing Sacred (1937) with Carole Lombard and Fredric March, The Shopworn Angel (1938) with Margaret Sullavan, They Died with Their Boots On (1941), James Thurber's story The Male Animal (1942), Thank Your Lucky Stars (1943), Since You Went Away (1944), and Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948).
She starred in the Beulah series on radio and was scheduled to take over the role from Ethel Waters for the television series, which would have reunited her with Gone with the Wind co-star Butterfly McQueen, when she became ill and was replaced by Louise Beavers.