"America's Joe Lewis vs. The Axis!" 10 April 1944 Drama, Factual, War 43 mins
Documentary focusing on the contributions to the American war effort of African-American soldiers.
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Carlton Moss as Minister
William Broadus as Jim
Clarence Brooks as Chaplain
Norman Ford as Himself / Lt. Robert E. Bronson
Clyde Turner as Himself - Soloist in church
Bertha Woolford as Herself / Mrs. Bronson
George Washington Carver as Himself
Benjamin O. Davis Jr. as Himself
Jesse Owens as Himself
Gertrude Elise Ayer as Self (archive footage)
Richmond Barthé as Self (archive footage)
Erich Borchmeyer as Self (archive footage)
Dean Dixon as Self (archive footage)
W.C. Handy as Self (archive footage)
Matthew Henson as Self (archive footage)
Adolf Hitler as Self (archive footage)
Stuart Heisler Director
Albert Glasser Music
Carlton Moss Writer
Allen Q. Thompson Director of Photography
Horace Woodard Director of Photography
Frank Capra Producer
Earl Robinson Music
Dimitri Tiomkin Music
Paul Vogel Director of Photography
Harold Lee Sound
United States 10 April 1944
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