d. "And sometimes, they relied on familiar stereotypes." An exception is"The Flying Ace." a 1926 aviation drama made by Southern-born white director Richard E. Norman and featuring African Americans in roles that traditionally had been played by white actors. This Friday night offering screens in a stunning new d

ny of these movies have survived is miraculous." he said. The "Pioneers of African-Amencan Cinema" series schedule "The Flying Ace" (1926, director Richard E. Norman): Aviators are rivals on the ground in the air in this Hollywood-style adventure filmed in Jacksonville. Fla. (7 p.m. Fri.) "Dirty Gertie From Harl