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Harlem Theater
1969 · Released · 106 min
This documentary captures rehearsals at the New Lafayette Theater Company in Harlem, after the killing of Martin Luther King Jr.
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1969 · Released · 106 min
This documentary captures rehearsals at the New Lafayette Theater Company in Harlem, after the killing of Martin Luther King Jr.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
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