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the circa 1920s quad-bill ("Book the 4 and Pack 'Em In!") of The Love Bug, the 1919 Black African American melodrama ("A Sequal to the Green-Eyed Monster") starring Billy Mills, Maud Frisbie, Robert Stewart, and Maud Johnson (the 425-pound marvel) AND The Crimson Skull, the 1921 Norman Film Manufacturing Company silent "all colored cast" black African American mystery cowboy western ("Baffling Western Mystery Photoplay"; "Six Smashing Reels of Big Fights, Thrills and Punch"; "Made in the All-Colored City of Boley, Okla."; "All Colored Cast"; "6 Smashing Reels!") starring Anita Bush ("Little Mother of Colored Drama"), Lawrence Chenault (billed as "the versatile Lawrence Chenault"; "Playing a Triple Role"), Bill Pickett ("World's Champion Wild West Performer"), Steve Reynolds ("the One Legged Marvel"), "and 30 Colored Cowboys" AND The Green-Eyed Monster, the 1919 Norman Film Manufacturing Company black African American silent romantic railroad train adventure melodrama ("WITH AN ALL-COLORED CAST"; "Stupendous All-Star Negro Motion Picture"; "A Big Special Production in Eight Reels of THRILLS! ACTION! PUNCH! $1,000,000 RAILROAD EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS PRODUCTION"; "Endorsed by the most Prominent Colored People of America as being the greatest picture of its kind."; "Five smashing reels of Thrills! Action!! Punch!!!"; "See the $80,000.00 train wreck in 'The Green Eyed Monster'"; the movie deals with two men in love with one girl and also two railroads competing for the same route; to determine which railroad should be given the route, a race between the two trains is organized, and of course, the man who won the race would also be the one who would win his sweetheart; the producers of the movie claim that over $1,000,000 of railroad equipment was used in the movie and that a climactic train wreck cost over $80,000!; the "Green Eyed Monster" of the title referred to both jealousy, and also one of the trains in the movie) starring Jack Austin, Louise Dunbar, Steve Reynolds, and Robert Stewart AND The Bull-Dogger, the 1921 Norman Film Manufacturing Company. black African American south-of-the-border matador bullfighting cowboy western ("Featuring The Colored Hero of the Mexican Bull Ring in Death Defying Feats of Courage and Skill"; "Thrills! Laughs too!"; "Bill Pickett fighting a wild Mexican Bull") starring Bill Pickett (billed as "World's Colored Champion"), Bennie Turpin, and Anita Bush. If anyone knows more about this, please e-mail us and we will post it here.
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