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|  | | Inside Black Hollywood
"Inside Black Hollywood" is Carolyn Eisenhower (Carol Speed) first novel.
For Dorothy Jean Dickerson, rising young black film actress, stardom was her only goal and she was prepared to do anything to achieve success. "The Chance," her new film, provided the opportunity she had been waiting for. And Dorothy had an extra advantage--Fred Sullivan, underworld figure, player supreme and the money behind "The Chance". Dorothy tied her star to Fred's, with tragic results. | |  | | Karin's House
Karin's House is a musical playbook about a woman who is very frustrated because she not writing the books or plays that she feels she can write.
(The stage is dark. Karin sings a few bars of "STILL ON THE TRIGGER". The song starts off with the clicking of steel balls. Then the spotlight shines on the hand gun, and just the hand of the preson loading the gun. At the same time the spotlight goes off of the gun, it shines on Karin and she speaks the words below:)
There's no need to keep unloading and cleaning and loading the gun now Bobby. You're home...you've been home for some time...America...you're home. It's just me and the kids...your sister...it's Karin. You don't need | |  | | The Georgette Harvey Story
The Georgette Harvey Story is about three generations of black women. It moves powerfully through the American Civil War to St. Louis, Chicago, and New York. It's an absolutely fascinating saga about love, hate, riches, poverty, and all of the human emotions that remind us of what a small world we truly live in. And, of course, how much we're all so much alike.
Four days later, I put on a favourite pink shirtwaist, and skirt. It was an outfit that was very much my style. I looked like the airbrushed perfection of youth. This made me feel wonderful when I departed for the train station. The "Alabama Jubilee Singers" were all lolling about. I couldn't believe my eyes though. They were all people I knew! Not one was from Alabama! My own pianist was even playing for them!
All of the singers just stood around, and didn't even seem to think anything unusual was happening. They acted | | | | The Georgette Harvey Story Europa
Georgette Harvey and the Creole Belles travel and performs in black Russia before it became a country of white Russians like most of the European Countries.
Pearl refilled the champagne glasses, and then drank almost all of hers in one swallow. "Anyway, Count Cheremeteff came to help me find Sasha. Nothing we did got us anywhere. Time went on, and I discovered that I was fond of Count Cheremeteff. He was so kind, charming, and understanding. He did everything in his power to find Sasha. Soon I started calling Count Cheremeteff, Romeo. Then Romeo and I fell in love. This was a different love, than I felt for Sasha. It was something I didn't start, and couldn't stop. The love was in |
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