l films to provide the broadest possible overview," said Elliot wlhelm, the DIA's film curator. "We have the heralded movies of Spencer Williams and Oscar Micheaux, and others made primarily for their entertainment value, movies emulating the Hollywood product that black audiences would see at segregated theate

Jazz Age sins presided over by the figure of the devil. (3 p.m. Sat, showing on the same program with "Eleven P.M.") "Body and Sour (1925, director Oscar Micheaux): Paul Robeson stars as twin brothers, one hard-working and the other a predatory minister in a tinted print with musical score by Paul Miller. a.k.