Harlem Double Feature: Go Down Death! (1944) / Sunday Sinners (1940) (MOD) (DVD Movie) U.S. Marshal -- Volume 4 an actor schooled on the

an actor schooled on the western plains and having accurate knowledge of places and events of the early day

She hopes to make the old man guffaw one more time

Chris Cole

Hard Guy (1941) and the controversial No Orchids for Miss Blandish (1948)

Harlem Double Feature: Go Down Death! (1944) / Sunday Sinners (1940) (MOD) (DVD Movie) U.S. Marshal -- Volume 4 an actor schooled on theGo Down Death (B&W, 1944): Bar owner Big Jim Bottoms (Spencer Williams) has a running feud with a popular local preacher, whose sermons are rallying the townsfolk against him. With the help of three trampy bar girls and a sneaky photographer, Big Jim comes into possession of some very compromising pictures of the young minister. His attempt to smear the man is thwarted when Jim's adoptive mother, a devout churchgoer, demands that he give the offensive