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TYRONE "HOLLYWOOD" BROWN
Former Harlem Globetrotter
Pauline Pharr and Yolanda King, Martin Luther King's Daughter
Doug "JOCKO" Henderson, Sr. inducted in Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame November 19, 2004.
IN LOVING MEMORY
PAULINE JOHNSTON PHARR - OCTOBER 24, 1922 to APRIL 5, 2019
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Mom with CAST of Off Broadway Hit "Black Angels Over Tuskegee"
Pauline J. Pharr, President & CEO, PJP Records, and "JOCKO" at the Jack The Rapper's Convention, Atlanta Georgia.
MARCIA PHARR THOMAS
& CUBA GOODING, SR.
"The Main Ingredients"
GLOBETROTTER REUNION BREAKFAST
LAS VEGAS - 2015
BiLlee T performed his incredible Legacy Globetrotter Song
"123 Harlem 456 Globetrotters"
RICHIE JOHNSON,
Drummer Extraordinaire
THOMAS GOODING,
Bass
Extraordinaire
Musical: Wind Beneath My Wings Marcia Pharr Thomas
Special Presentation;: BiLlee T - Uncle Bill Productions - Roger That - Globetrotter Legacy
Special Presentation: BiLlee T - Uncle Bill Productions - Roger That - Globetrotter Legacy
2019 recipient of the Basketball Hall Of Fame Mannie Jackson Human Spirit Award
LAMMAN RUCKER is an Actor, Educator, and Activist; star of Tyler Perry's Meet The Brown Series.
LAMMAN RUCKERS's mom, Nana Malaya Rucker; Dancer, Songstress, Storyteller, Spoken Word Artist, Director, and Choreographer.
Yvette and mom
MABLE LEE was the "Queen of the Soundies," a dancer and singer who delighted 1940s audiences in more than 100 musical short films that were designed to be played on jukeboxes in nightclubs and restaurants. Lee's "million dollar legs" made her a tap-dancing star, and her success outlived that of the soundies. She traveled with the first all-black USO troupe during World War II, and after the war, she had a decades-long career in Broadway. She was inducted into the Tap Dance Hall of Fame in 2008, and she continued to dance until the last years of her life.
MABLE LEE - QUEEN OF THE SOUNDIES
