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in Ghost Walks (1988) 6: Her character song is one of the greatest hits ever made.at hit, n.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 6: Her character song is one of the greatest hits ever made. in Ghost Walks (1988) 58: That rollicking joyousness which bubbles over in the darky nature.at darkie, adj.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 186: The various appearances of the ‘Unbleached’ fun-maker were signals for more laughter.at unbleached American (n.) under bleach, v.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 193: The Georgia Minstrels and Cake Walkers beamed one broad comprehensive ebony smile.at ebony, adj.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 169: The man, is a black dapper little darkey with a swishy slide.at swish, adj.
in Sampson Ghost Walks (1988) 316: The negro race has no objections to the word ‘coon’ and no objections to the word ‘darkey.’ We care nothing for the words black, colored, or Negro, but we do object to the word ‘nigger’ [...] There is no humor in the words ‘common nigger.’ The few people who enjoy the word belong to the slums of the earth.at nigger, n.1
in Sampson Ghost Walks (1988) 362: The play was a new semi-farcical Ethiopian musical comedy, ‘Rufus Rastus,’ by William D. Hall (white) [...] which involves the story of ‘Rufus Rastus,’ an ignorant, unfortunate darky.at Rastus, n.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 371: All the darky dances with new frills were given by the light stepping sons of Africans.at step, v.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 487: Big Smoak, Big Noise.at big smoke, n.
in Ghost Walks (1988) 504: The feature is the dancing of Rastus. He takes high rank as a stepper.at stepper, n.
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