Beulah (1950–1953)

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A comedy series of a family with the central role pointed to their Negro domestic who pulls the weekly family situations together with more common sense than all of the other family members.

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4 | 3 | 2 | 1

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1952 | 1951 | 1950
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 Beulah (39 episodes, 1950-1951)
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 Beulah (33 episodes, 1952)
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A comedy series of a family with the central role pointed to their Negro domestic who pulls the weekly family situations together with more common sense than all of the other family members.

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3 October 1950 (USA)  »

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(Western Electric Recording)

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Final acting project of Hattie McDaniel. See more »

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Referenced in The Young and the Dead (2000) See more »

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Wonderful show
3 November 2007 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

I'm white - no real life experience with non-whites until the late 50's and I was born in '46. Though no real life, I watched Amos and Andy and Beulah. What I learned from them, as they were my only contact with the subject, was: there are people with skin darker than mine, they talk slightly differently than my parents and relatives in(state I was born) but a lot like my relatives in (state we moved to just before I turned 6), some are smarter than others, they are more likely to be helpful, most of them are trustworthy (I refer to those not Kingfish/partners in small cons),they have lives like my family and me.

In other words, with only those shows as data, during the time most likely for it to happen, I had no racist beliefs and a quite positive view - which nothing later changed. I understand in the vaguest possible way the NAACP attitude, but, for me, those shows were very positive!! I firmly agree with that Hazel connection - though Hazel was not one of my favorites and Beulah was.


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