Celeste's Harlem Renaissance (2009)
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Opening night! My heart beat so fast you’d have thought I was in Shuffle Along with Aunti and Miss Jarboro and them. Was Aunti as excited as I had been playing at Café Noir Le Grande? And would her back be all right now? In Raleigh, when Colored and White sat in the same building, we Colored folks usually had to sit so far back or so high up we couldn’t see what was going on half the time. But here in the Sixty-third Street Theater, things were different. Miss D and I sat near the orchestra pit ...in front near the end of the row — good seats!Trying not to gawk, I looked around at the handsome laughing Colored men in straw hats and snappy suits, and at the pretty whispering Colored ladies with silk shawls and furs around their shoulders, glittering jewelry around their necks, and ostrich and peacock feathers in their hats. Miss D wore a bright blue silky suit. She’d altered Aunti’s flowery green organdy dress for me, and I wore her same white pumps from Mother’s Day. I’d practiced walking in them, and now I was doing fine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Opening night! My heart beat so fast you’d have thought I was in Shuffle Along with Aunti and Miss Jarboro and them. Was Aunti as excited as I had been playing at Café Noir Le Grande? And would her back be all right now? In Raleigh, when Colored and White sat in the same building, we Colored folks usually had to sit so far back or so high up we couldn’t see what was going on half the time. But here in the Sixty-third Street Theater, things were different. Miss D and I sat near the orchestra pit ...in front near the end of the row — good seats!Trying not to gawk, I looked around at the handsome laughing Colored men in straw hats and snappy suits, and at the pretty whispering Colored ladies with silk shawls and furs around their shoulders, glittering jewelry around their necks, and ostrich and peacock feathers in their hats. Miss D wore a bright blue silky suit. She’d altered Aunti’s flowery green organdy dress for me, and I wore her same white pumps from Mother’s Day. I’d practiced walking in them, and now I was doing fine.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanora E. Tate to read onlineMoreLess
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