The ending date for the show is unclear, but it still appears in a TV schedule from October 1949.
The program is significant as one of the first regularly scheduled television show to feature an African-American woman as host.
On the program, Randolph sang songs ranging from spirituals to boogie woogie.
According to the April 30, 1949, edition of newspaper Pittsburgh Courier, the program also featured guest appearances, the first of which was Etta Moten.
DuMont's archives are alleged to have been dumped into the New York City waterway system and have never been recovered.