- Identifier
- 101-0002-028
- Title
- Interview with Sunday Dennis & Eva Dennis. Tape 2
- Description
- Sons of Africa
- Type
- Item
- Format
- 2 Compact Audio Tape
- Date
- 04 Jul 1984
- Contributor
- BHAC
- Language
- English
- Rights
- Copyright situation unknown/other, contact HCE
- Publisher
- Contact HCE if you would like to use or reproduce this item
- Relation
- 101-0002-026, 101-0002-027, 101-0002-029
- Interviewee
- Sunday Dennis, Eva Dennis
- Interviewer
- Glenn Jordan
- Transcription
- No
- Summary
- Her experience in Africa; America and Britain discrimination; Working with Paul Robeson and his imprisonment for being a communist; Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway and Eva's show business life; Prominent figures of Butetown life (1930's -40's); Sundays's African club, Edward Dorning; Difficulty for Africans when first coming to Cardiff starvation, how unclaimed corpses were treated; The suspicious death of one of Eva's lodgers; One of the victims wives named Freeman; Examples of funeral practices (1920's); Obi Grants gambling den 'Lucifer's ' treatment by the police after incident in 1936; Difficulties for coloured girls to find work before WWII but did after WWII; Discrimination against Harlem Globetrotters by Cardiff Hotel; Old Butetown close knit community, discrimination in Cardiff today; Sunday's recollections of a Mr Enfield (ex-seaman from the Docks) involvement with the United Sons of Africa; Sunday helping the local community, what Enfield represented to Sunday; Jacob Enfield - Sunday's belief in his greatness; Marcus Garvey and his ship; Experiences during the War as a seaman - Marcus Garvey; Frances Elong came to Cardiff (born in Cameroon); Mr Shepherd upon the local community's politics and religion.
- Digital File
- No
- Storage Location
- Glamorgan Archives and National Library of Wales
- Conditions of Access
- Open
- British Library Ref
UNLW023/237
Relation: UNLW023/235-238