Supper Time

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"Supper Time" is a poignant 1933 song introduced by Ethel Waters in Irving Berlin’s revue *As Thousands Cheer*, noted for its powerful commentary on racial violence and lynching in America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical composition
song
addresses racial terror lynching
associatedPerformer Ethel Waters NERFINISHED
associatedWith Broadway NERFINISHED
composer Irving Berlin NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Irving Berlin NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceYear 1933
firstPerformer Ethel Waters NERFINISHED
firstStagedIn New York City NERFINISHED
genre popular song
show tune
hasSubject African American experience NERFINISHED
grief
loss
hasType protest song
social commentary song
historicalSignificance one of the earliest mainstream American songs to confront lynching
includedIn Irving Berlin song catalog
introducedBy Ethel Waters NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Irving Berlin NERFINISHED
medium voice and piano
notableFor early protest song against lynching on the Broadway stage
poignant portrayal of a widow whose husband has been lynched
partOf As Thousands Cheer NERFINISHED
performanceForm solo vocal piece
publicationYear 1933
setInContextOf Jim Crow era NERFINISHED
theme lynching in the United States
racial injustice
racial violence in the United States
workType revue song
writtenFor As Thousands Cheer NERFINISHED
yearOfCreation 1933

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Ethel Waters notableWork Supper Time