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- Movie Poster, "The Flying Ace," 1926 - Norman Studios of Jacksonville, Florida, produced <em>The Flying Ace</em> in 1926. The film, starring an all-Black cast, told the story of fictional World War I combat pilot Billy Stokes. The character of Stokes's pilot girlfriend, Ruth Sawtelle, was inspired by pioneering Black aviator Bessie Coleman. Coleman died in an airplane accident in Jacksonville prior to the movie's release.
- circa 1919
- Collections - Artifact
Movie Poster, "The Flying Ace," 1926
Norman Studios of Jacksonville, Florida, produced The Flying Ace in 1926. The film, starring an all-Black cast, told the story of fictional World War I combat pilot Billy Stokes. The character of Stokes's pilot girlfriend, Ruth Sawtelle, was inspired by pioneering Black aviator Bessie Coleman. Coleman died in an airplane accident in Jacksonville prior to the movie's release.
- Movie Poster, "Warner Brothers Presents Charlie Chaplin in 'Police'," 1916 -
- 1916
- Collections - Artifact
Movie Poster, "Warner Brothers Presents Charlie Chaplin in 'Police'," 1916