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“Mostly, you’re in the room where it happened, listening in as the ambassadors of early 20th-century Black America discuss how they changed America.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Harlem, Shuffled How a 1972 Cocktail Party Gave Us the Best Documentary of the Year Once Upon a Time in Harlem revisits a once-in-a-lifetime reunion of artists, musicians, and intellectuals who made history — and changed the world By David Fear David Fear Contact David Fear on X How a 1972 Cocktail Party Gave Us the Best Documentary of the Year Jeremy Allen White and Mikey Madison on the Perils of Social Media You Know Rosalind Eleazar From ‘Slow Horses.’ She’ll Blow You Away in ‘Misty Green’ View all posts by David Fear October 16, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source A scene from 'Once Upon a Time in Harlem.' NEON The names fly at you fast and furious: Eubie Blake, Richard Bruce Nugent, Gerri Major, Leigh Whipper, Regina Andrews, Romare Bearden, Aaron Douglas, James Van Der Zee.”
“Arna Bontemps declares that the movement officially began when his fellow poet, the late Countee Cullen, published his work “Heritage”; Countee’s widow, Ida Mae Cullen, repeatedly asks why no one else at the party treats him like the major figure he was.”
“Some of the music, the poetry, the photographs (the montage of Van Der Zee’s extraordinary prints of the period will leave your mouth watering), and the reportage from back in the day are edited in to remind folks of how thrilling and moving the work itself was, and is.”
“They are poets and pianists, painters and photographers, journalists and salon hosts, mover and shakers, all of them sipping cocktails and chatting about days past.”