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| − | '''Stepin Fetchit''' ([[1902]]-[[1985]]) was an [[Africa]]n-[[America]]n actor and comedian. |
+ | '''Stepin Fetchit''' ([[1902]]-[[1985]]) was an [[Africa]]n-[[America]]n [[actor]] and [[comedian]]. |
| − | Fetchit had performed at the [[Cotton Club]] in [[New York City]], although [[Benny Russell]] noted with irony that while African-Americans could perform there, no African-Americans were allowed to enter the club as customers at the time. ({{n1|DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}}) |
+ | Fetchit had performed at the [[Cotton Club]] in [[New York City]], although [[Benny Russell]] noted with irony that while African-Americans could perform there, no African-Americans were allowed to enter the club as customers at the [[time]]. ({{n1|DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}}) |
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Revision as of 12:14, 20 August 2015
Stepin Fetchit (1902-1985) was an African-American actor and comedian.
Fetchit had performed at the Cotton Club in New York City, although Benny Russell noted with irony that while African-Americans could perform there, no African-Americans were allowed to enter the club as customers at the time. (DS9 novelization: Far Beyond the Stars)
External link
- Stepin Fetchit article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.