Policy Man
Policy Man, is a 1938 American feature film in black and white, and is now a lost film. It was advertised as having an "all colored cast", featuring Ethel Moses, Jimmie Baskett, and Count Bassie. It was directed by Irwin Franklyn, and produced by Irwin Franklyn and Hazel Franklyn. About 
Policy Man was an urban crime film that portrayed sophisticated African Americans in Harlem. It included in its plot a person involved in a numbers game lotteries (or a gambler), and the numbers racket (or illegal gambling). It was a popular film in northern cities in the United States. The cast included Ann Harleman, Henry, Wessels, Ethel Moses, Jimmie Baskett, and Count Bassie. The film features musical groups The Plantation Club Chorus (or N.Y. Plantation Club Chorus), The Al Taylor Orchestra, The Savoy Lindy Hoppers, and The Big Apples. It was one of a series of Creative Films Corporation produced urban crime films, all directed by Irwin Franklyn. Advertising materials for the film are extant. References

American films about gambling
1938 crime films
American black-and-white films
1930s American films
Films set in Harlem
African-American drama films
African-American musical drama films
1938 lost films