Marian Anderson Sings the Star Spangled Banner 1942, Lincoln Memorial 1939
1942: the Booker T. Washington is launched, crowd, Miss Anderson launches ship, crowd, ship into water, Miss Anderson sings The Star Spangled Banner. 1939: Lincoln Memorial Story, crowds in front of Lincoln Memorial waiting for Marian Anderson, Miss Anderson arriving, CU Mr. And Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, Jr. and Harold Ickes, Miss Anderson singing, crowds, Miss Anderson, crowds, Miss Anderson, long shot of crowd, CU crowd and police, Miss Anderson.

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Marian Anderson - The Lady from Philadelphia, the See It Now TV show

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Marian Anderson "Ave Maria" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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What's My Line? - Marian Anderson; PANEL: Abe Burrows; Anita Gillette (Apr 18, 1965) [CORRECTED!]

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Marian Anderson: “Once in a Hundred Years”

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Why the worst singer of all time sold out every concert

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Marian Anderson "He's Got The Whole World In His Hands" on The Ed Sullivan Show

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Lincoln Memorial Concert | Voice of Freedom | American Experience | PBS

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Erbarme dich, mein Gott (Bach) Marian Anderson

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Awakening: Marian Anderson Segment

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Marian Anderson Biography

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"Marian Anderson Sings at the Lincoln Memorial" Newreel Story

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How Historical Swordfight Really Looked Like

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Ossie Davis on seeing Marian Anderson sing at the Lincoln Memorial -TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews

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Photographers Who Became Friends With Wildlife in the Sweetest Way! 😍🐾

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How racism affected Marian Anderson's vocal billing | Marian Anderson | American Masters | PBS

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"Marian Anderson Sings at the Lincoln Memorial" (Washington, DC, 4/9/1939)

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Marian Anderson Sings at Lincoln Memorial

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Hidden Civil Rights History: Marian Anderson Sings at the Lincoln Memorial

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Marian Anderson—Seven Decades at Carnegie Hall and Beyond: From the Carnegie Hall Archives

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